right angle screwdriver

I have one of these also comes in handy 20 v to 60v battery, 2 speeds and if it grabs it is like a circus ride it spins you around

 

What do you use that for driving half inch lag bolts or drilling 3 inch holes or something

 

What's the torque on that thing rated

 

Something like this could be added to your existing drill (AC or DC).
Ryobi Right Angle Drill Attachment-A10RAA1 - The Home Depot

 

There you go 20 bucks looks pretty stout

 

actually 3/4 inch holes for running electrical wire in stud cavities, also plumbing pipe usually 2" plus. Another toy oops tool in the arsenal

 

That was my next guess

 

I'm going to bust you guys balls at the beginning of the thread, posting regular drill drivers when Dennis was asking about a right angle screwdriver

 

it is the new common core reading.........

 

I know you mentioned a right angle screwdriver but this can get you an impact driver and maybe the 90* you need depending on the space you’re working in.

 

I don't even use a drill driver for driving screws anymore, hurts too much , impact driver is a lot less stress (torqueing) on your hands, I've had a lot of stress on my hands running air Motors for many years building Buicks

 

I was surfing the Milwaukee Australia website tonight and found this and I thought it might be just what you are looking for Backwoods Savage.

I have a few of the Milwaukee 12v tools and they are all gooder. They also do a couple of 18v right angle impact drivers as well.


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Here is a corded Job max. You can also get it cord less.



I bought these heads for it

Impact driver

Drill driver



And a ratchet head.





Al

 

Backwoods Savage do you want a left hand or right hand driver?

 

I need a vertical one because I’m always screwing up!

 

this looks handy