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Right angle drill attachments

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Right angle drill attachments

Post by TheOtherLeft »

Has anyone used a right angle drill attachments? Are they any good?

The ones I'm thinking of are like this:

http://sontax.com.au/index.php?page=sho ... t&Itemid=8

This one is the easiest to find. It has a plastic body but metal gears.

Or there's this one:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ALUMINIUM-RI ... 5d2f70480c

This looks a little sturdier then the first.

They both need about 120mm clearance for the attachment itself plus the drill bit.

Thanks,
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Re: Right angle drill attachments

Post by ledgend80 »

mate what do you want to drill. if i had to pick out of the 2 you listed i would go the first one. but if you have the dollars i would by a cheap pneumatic right angled drill.
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Re: Right angle drill attachments

Post by bru21 »

milwakee make a nice one
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Re: Right angle drill attachments

Post by TheOtherLeft »

It'll be only used very rarely so I don't want to buy a dedicated right-angled drill.
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Re: Right angle drill attachments

Post by jemmos »

x2 for the milwalkie!!!! done some serious drilling with it
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Re: Right angle drill attachments

Post by pcman »

if you have a compressor i reccomend one of these
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BRAND-NEW-3- ... 5ae11d8c80" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
had one for 3 years probabally only used it for 20 holes but it works well
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Re: Right angle drill attachments

Post by V.W.Dave »

X3 on the Milwaukee one. The snapon one is shit. It has metal gears metal bit holder with a plastic housing that flexes and brakes.
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