90º power drive adapter

[@s.jenurajsebastiamp1392]

Okay 👍 link please

[@ToolDemos]

They are in my Amazon store. KZbin disabled links in Shorts.

[@ninjastiz9046]

If you can't Google it you don't deserve to buy one 😂

[@kurtforbis179]

Send me one free to test. Reply if you're interested

[@kurtforbis179]

😊 I've been a plumber for over 20 years. I'd like to try this one. Send me one to see how good it works because I've bought other ones that don't perform very good

[@ulyssesgrand1828]

​​@@ToolDemos 😂You don't know how to put Links in shorts. 😂

[@whyisthissodifficult6965]

It's something you leave in that special bag that gets used twice a year but saves the day

[@ToolDemos]

Exactly

[@michaelguido7505]

Not if you in hvac. I use at least 5x a week

[@edwinmiranda8174]

I agree if you are just a regular DIY .You will use it once or twice in a life time . A professional will use it everyday.

[@TheMoistyCat]

​@@michaelguido7505yup😂😂

[@Petesworkshop2225]

As a pro, I'd throw it in my bag, and someone would steal it.

[@Mr2at]

Had mine for about 10 years. It doesn’t get much use but when needed, it’s been a life saver.

[@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7to]

It just came out ..

[@Mr2at]

@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7toWhere you are maybe, but here in the UK it’s been out for years. Bought mine at a woodworking show.

[@eddyflo2978]

Bro is a time traveler, got a tool that's new

[@Mr2at]

For the people who question my time travelling skill set, look for reviews online. You’ll see that it’s been around for years.

[@JT-hs3pe]

​@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7toother companies been making these forever

[@TheFenrirulfr]

Many comments say they use it a couple times over the span of a year, but ive (im an apprentice) seen my journeyman use them a couple times just the last month. EXTREMELY useful!

[@WarferOficial]

Vale, pero un dato que falta es, en donde trabajan esas personas, si eres alguien que siempre o en su mayoría trabajan donde hay espacios reducidos, es muy seguro que lo usaras mucho, pero si donde normalmente trabajas son espacios libres puesss, no creo que lo uses seguido. Como ejemplo: una persona trabaja en construcción, necesitara en su mayoría zapatos resistentes y fuertes para protegerlo de posibles daños, pero cuando regresa a casa usara tenis por lo cómodos que son. Pero si tenemos a un Deportista, estoy seguro que serán muy pero muy pocas las veces que usara Zapato de Protección como el constructor. No es tanto lo que lo use, sino en donde y para que lo use.

[@Straigo]

Yeah, I used mine at least a few times each month for electrical work.

[@nowerries]

12v right angle drill. Came free in a kit 10 years ago. Barely gets used but it puts smile on my face when it does.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

I have the same kit. Rarely used, but it is a lifesaver when I need it.

[@onestoptechnologies7305]

I use mine ALL the time. It's like an extension of my hand!

[@frozentundra7446]

Yep, I own a Milwaukee right angle drill. Comes in handy when needed!

[@Kevin-go2dw]

M12 right angle impact driver. Very useful and used often (even if I can get a normal driver in). A long time since I used the adaptor shown in the video.

[@onestoptechnologies7305]

@@frozentundra7446 My M12 right angle drill and right angle driver are my favorite tools!!

[@jaxithfox]

All metal AND its got a handle? Dang I'm sold.

[@firecrackerg60]

The handle is irrelevant and on one side, if it doesn't detach, you'll be cursing that handle, the whole tool is overkill, I got two ones a dewalt and an irwin and used every 2nd day they still same as when I bought them

[@Veritasvincit333]

Yes this one is actually not that versatile, other brands have better ones out

[@johnsuarez1404]

That's Milwaukee for you

[@frickme2319]

⁠@@firecrackerg60the head swivels so the handle can be in any position, that’s why he tightens the handle to lock it at the beginning. Still unnecessary overkill tho I agree.

[@lobster1002]

100usd

[@jakobholzwarth1544]

I usually use a socket wrench with a 1/4" socket and put a bit in it.

[@Hammerback0]

No ♥️ for your comment, get back over there with the rest of the. "poors"!😂

[@joshcantrell8397]

I just typed the same thing before i saw your comment 😂

[@imakedookie]

tried that, didnt pan out for batches of rework. must be nice getting paid bythe hour

[@dieselgoinham]

@@imakedookieOnly way to get quality work is to pay by the hour. Pay by the job guys just want to get done as fast as possible and half ass shit.

[@bbaucom2]

I had to do about 40 screws in a tight area. I'm so glad I had this angle adapter.

[@austinberry3299]

Used one of those on almost every job. Steel stud framing with hollow metal door frames, you need something like that in tight corners or when stud spacing is to close to fasten the door frame to the stud. Sometimes you would get lucky and the frames would show up on site early, but usually they would show up after all the framing is already done.

[@TheCC89]

I've had mine for nearly 20yrs, cost $80 back then! Best right angle driver adapter on the market. Mine has been used and abused, but still works as it did brand new, breaking bolts, driving lags and drilling odd angle holes in tight areas with drill and paddle bits. Way cheaper, more versatile and compact than a right angle drill. Couldn't find it once and bought a DeWalt, it lasted about 20 mins... 🤣

[@isaachatch3644]

My plastic one is still going strong after 5 years of sheetmetal work. I’d love the metal one, but it isn’t required.

[@ToolDemos]

Right on.

[@BetterThanYesterday69]

Would you recommend getting into sheet metal work?

[@ToolDemos]

@@BetterThanYesterday69 I think having a skill in any trade is becoming more valuable every day. Sheet metal included.

[@oscarbueso524]

My plastic one gave up on me the second time i used it to drill a hole on the top plate of a wall 😭 but somehow its still working

[@keegentilley578]

​@@BetterThanYesterday69it's pretty fun to learn imo I haven't gotten a job in the field yet tho

[@Toodexy]

For someone who has had one for 15 years and lots of heavy use, I can tell you they are top-notch. Built tuff

[@jeffcoolhd]

Thanks for the great video. I do own one and I've had to use it several times and it is well-built and well worth the money you don't need it all the time but when you do it is a lifesaver

[@mattsomething6203]

Some Manufacturers also offer a heavy duty version you can bolt directly onto the machine. You need slightly more space, but you can really push on the drill/ screw. I got one from Metabo but I believe Bosch has them too.

[@shericreates]

SANTA!!! Are you listening to me? Dear Santa. It has been an incredible two years and I’m super broke. I have been a super good girl. This tool could help me a lot. Like yesterday. I built a little floor shelf at the end of my kitchen cabinets mainly to hold charging cables and other small items to keep my countertop cleared. I attached a piece of wood the length of the bookcase so I could screw it to the cabinet in hopes it won’t tip over. But I forgot one thing. The front has a decorative arch. Oops. No room for my screw driver. I had to use a stubby one in order for it to work. This would have been perfect!” lol so true though. I seem to have a lot of those angles in what I have been building/fixing. Thank you for sharing. I’m for sure liking and saving this info!

[@dylanosmond2240]

This brand is changing the game ! I work in this kinda Industry, I have no certain brand I use , just use whatever. I also meet a lot of people who have all kinds of diff gadgets and attachments. Milwaukee has impressed me the most , hands down!

[@ToolDemos]

They do a lot of R&D.

[@almarkowbender]

Milwaukee is owned by TTI which is a Chinese company, most tools are made by a few big companies in China.

[@tsoliot5913]

​@@almarkowbenderbummer

[@Scuba1Steve]

The Dewalt is smaller and cheaper. The handle is a good addition in theory but it ends up in the way and very uncomfortable to use. Took the handle off and found it to be just as good as the dewalt

[@landsavage]

For Appliance work I use the Milwaukee right angle pact driver 99% of the time. Once in while I need more power which is usually only for tub nuts, which I use my Milwaukee 1/2" impact wrench, with a vevor oversized impact socket set that has worked wonders so far! Saved me hours

[@loganwork7024]

Dewalt has a smaller one with a bendy extension, and detachable handle. It rarely gets used, but is a blessing when it does

[@kenny3685]

Dewalt one is a pos. I broke 2 and the Milwaukee is still going strong.

[@tannertasman]

​@brettgorden286there's a release on the opposite side to where you insert the bits. Use a nail or something similar and it should be able to press it out

[@JamesofJesus]

i prefer the milwaukee, but my dewalt is a snake and needed the snake for things and the reach.

[@TimTimTomTom]

@@kenny3685 DeWalt also makes a rigid version, all metal. It was pretty cheap, mine has held up for 7 years now, still going.

[@Nanakiyami]

As a car mechanic I quickly found that those are amazing to have. For clamps, smaller nuts and bolts and weird angles. Got one of these and one without the handle part for even tighter spots.

[@jabroski69]

For $111.58, na broski my DeWalt angle driver works just fine and my last one lasted about 7 years and cost 25$. Damn Milwaukee a little big for their britches they think they are strap-on now?

[@ToolDemos]

Yeah, I think they do.

[@300and2CI]

They make a much cheaper one too, which I have. Think it was only $25-$30

[@300and2CI]

Just saw it for $58.60 on Amazon...

[@Curtis86]

Strap-on huh? They can't even compete with Fleshlight!

[@joeblow6199]

​@Curtis86 I use my fleshlight everyday...sometimes, I make my helper hold it

[@nicpary7078]

I’ve had one of these for about five years, it’s the best.

[@TTS-TP]

I believe the Project Farm KZbin channel did a breakdown on which of these is the best. It was quite thorough

[@ToolDemos]

Good channel

[@mikegike7273]

Project Farm....The Best

[@jrambo7495]

No! His voice is awful! Absolutely horrible!

[@TheOneTrueFett]

Man these came out like a decade ago Trust me i have some OLD ones that are still hangin around

[@huasohvac]

Somehow I've had the same one for about 6 years. Its beat to hell but works as good as it did new

[@ToolDemos]

Do you lube it?

[@huasohvac]

@@ToolDemos nope

[@tommyobrien9480]

Have the same model it's fantastic quality. After lasting away longer than I expected. Well worth the money

[@Mixwell1983]

I use my Dewalt right angle attachment when I cant fit it into the space and use it with my m12 drill/impact

[@benwebersen3833]

Lmao, same

[@danielgump8387]

Same

[@jessehickman668]

I bought that one 10+ years ago for 20$ and I have drilled hundreds of holes up to 1.5” holes with spade bits till it was too hot to touch and it still goes. I bent the shaft and it still works. That thing is built different

[@mariogutierrez3432]

I have had mine for years and years , def comes in handy when you need it . built with quality as well .

[@lm5085]

I have 1. Being an electrician, it is a must. Work smarter, not harder.

[@ayeitsshane806]

Ive had this one for about a decade and its still going. Worth the $60 back then

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

I am usually rolling my eyes at niche tool demos, but I think I actually like this one.

[@nicholaszowin2669]

Those are pretty nifty, but only work in very specific applications. If you're doing work in a lot of tight places, get yourself a 90° drill.

[@ToolDemos]

True

[@dylanhealy8126]

Well for the Milwaukee guys, the right angle drill and impact still have a bigger throat than the Milwaukee right angle attachment. The DeWalt right angle attachment is the BEST

[@dylanhealy8126]

My coworker has all Milwaukee equipment, and I haven’t seen him use his 90° impact drill in over 2-3 years now

[@SpeedyA0704]

7 years and going strong. One of the best $50 I’ve ever spent.

[@AB-nb2ic]

😳

[@G5Ckxew]

You chose wisely. They're now $108.89 on Amazon.

[@SpeedyA0704]

@@G5Ckxew oh damn.☠️

[@md_928]

Where can i find this tool?

[@ToolDemos]

In the Amazon store (follow link from my bio) in the specialty tools list. The real Milwaukee that I link to is the lowest priced one. Fake Milwaukees on Amazon are more expensive.

[@portsac]

​@@ToolDemos cant find it

[@OHGEEZY180]

I got them for sale im in NY

[@mikeschmidt4800]

Right angle tool does the same thing for less money.

[@weaselodooms]

Fleet farm, Lowes, Home Depot...

[@Kaimine08]

I've had this for a couple years. Nothing on the packaging says you can use an impact for it, but I've used it quite a bit with my impact with no issues. Just note that it may be difficult to get leverage on it in certain situations so an impact could still strip your screw.

[@David-yx7nk]

I use my m12 installation driver 😅

[@rickmonarrez257]

Same best tool ever I use it for pest control when I'm removing lots of face plates to put gel baits

[@jp-cs7ec]

I've had one for a while. Costs a bit more than alternatives, but definitely the best one out there. Small profile and durable. I needed one in a very tight space and it was perfect.

[@procrastinator41]

It says Milwaukee, but where is it made ?

[@mrfixitusa6165]

I have version one of this back before they put the locking collar and adjustable bar on it. I've had it for about 10 years now roughly and it has never given me a problem, always worked flawlessly. I used it heavily in the HVAC industry for the first five or six years.

[@lakesidecollision4763]

Those are a must for auto repair also.

[@Measureingtape]

Yep 100% agree as these things will definitely outlast any tool it gets used with and saves so many headaches

[@brandoncruz1320]

Got the dewalt one for years still works like a dream

[@TheCrystalGlow]

after seeing the handle on the Milwaukee one, i'm ditching my dewalt ones.

[@ToolDemos]

There really is a huge difference

[@Vikingwerk]

I’ve had this exact tool for years. When you need it, you need it.

[@rmj7306]

Good luck to the next guy trying to remove the screws😂

[@vicrattlehead8665]

Leave a note with the part number taped

[@MMo186]

​@@vicrattlehead8665😅

[@jc2mm1]

I've had one for a while. It's like the life jackets on the boat. You never use it, but when you do, it's a lifesaver.

[@ToolDemos]

Exactly

[@Acemobilesuit]

Cordless ratchet way better bro

[@400Redsport]

A cordless ratchet is not going to drive a fastener into a fucking 2x4 bro. They are not meant for the same job.

[@TheDragon975]

Bro using the wrong tool thinking he's a genius, lol.

[@400Redsport]

@@TheDragon975 fr 😂😂

[@rikuzonex]

​@@TheDragon975wrong tool? If it works it works then its not wrong tool for the job... you can do that by hand if you want to :D its not about what method to use but the results...

[@richardsanchez5444]

Ive had mine for years now and its come in handy a bunch of times.

[@Gabrong]

-- whip out a stubby screwdriver and do it by hand

[@TheDwightMamba]

For $10 more I bought the 12 volt Bosch "Chameleon" kit. Infinitely more useful. Also. I LOVE how after all that talking. He angled the screw into a space where an impact would have done it at a shallower angle. Unreal.

[@sniper7.62x51]

I just grab my angle drill.

[@TheDanielEsc]

¡Gracias!

[@ToolDemos]

Thank you, merry Christmas!

[@markk3948]

I definitely don't use that big a$$ brushed impact lol

[@busaj383]

That's true, I'd pull out my corded 1/2" chuck drill that I need a key to tighten it up with from 1982 because vintage is better 😑✌️

[@flightrue5794]

@@busaj383 he meant he’d be using his FUEL(brushless cordless) driver. The one in the video is not a fuel.

[@mikhailtronik4322]

I love the flexible dewalt one, saved me dozens of times

[@virtualmorality]

That flex PVC is a life saver. Seems well built, saves a couple few 90's.

[@ericsfishingadventures4433]

Never knew how useful this was until I had one. It's been made by many different brands

[@gwallace5403]

Ive got a dewalt one. I've had it about 4 years and only used it three times but when you just want that vanity out without removing the whole sink it's an absolute life saver. This one seems much beefier, but I wouldnt use mine for any application requiring force, it has no handle. Either way it's that tool to save you the trip to the store mid project, but you will likely rarely use it.

[@malachimiller8556]

I recommend buying the M12 4 in 1 if you do a lot of work with fasteners under 3". I have used it in tight spots to put in 5" spax lags. Access super tight or awkward spots and still have plenty of power to turn small-medium paddles

[@DavidPerez-wz1ss]

Those things have come along way. Love them

[@UpInYourFeelings]

I've had one of these for like 20 years, still works just keep it oiled. Far better than that crap DeWalt version,I only use it for minor work like small screws.

[@ray_donovan_v4]

Wow... thats way better than a previous version.. the metal collar on the one I have has no real leverage.. Great for cabinets, drawers, and over stove microwave anchors.

[@RJ-lk5pj]

They make a flexible piece like this for hard to reach places… Thank you China 👍🏻

[@aaroncostello8812]

This thing pretty much saved my ass once which made it worth buying.

[@CitizenValve]

I have the Würth version which is a more heavy duty version made out of cast steel with sturdier gears. It’s a lifesaver for sure.

[@ajrhoads9362]

I was going to say chuck in my Milwaukee right angle adapter. Thanks for showing me i needed a tool i already have.....

[@donhagerty5669]

❤ I HAVE ONE THAT IS NOT MADE BY MILWAUKEE AND I HAVE HAD IT ABOUT 6 MONTHS BUT HAVEN'T USED IT YET. I GOT IT FREE AT A YARD SALE

[@CRHumphrey]

Ain't no doubt, I've maybe used mine three times in the few years I've had it. But glad to have it when I need it!

[@joem4145]

These are extremely helpful when putting a baby crib together.

[@Marzimus]

Much better than the Dewalt variant - that mini handle is OP.

[@anon5113]

Right before you said what to use I could just picture that same adapter I have in my work van. They’re great you can likely get them at any local hardware store

[@cask82]

I love my Dewalt 90° driver. I will be looking for that Milwaukee driver, love the mini handle. Thanks for the info

[@djisdamon]

Seeing this after Christmas is nuts

[@seanmartin8481]

I have one of those and it comes in handy quite often.

[@4theloveof_GOD]

Many trades would be using this type of tool as a carpenter, I don’t need it that much, but all the trades that come behind me after I build the homes would need it.

[@jeffbaker2740]

I have one but it attaches to a special driver and I don't have to use it very often but when I do. it saves the day

[@kylemilford8758]

We use these in automotive nearly daily to get screws from fender liners to avoid removing the wheel.

[@richardpaige4584]

I love the idea of the stabilizing handle! My dewalt one doesnt & it would be extremely handy

[@BrunoWalpole]

You're destined for greatness.

[@Subjectiveopinion.]

Thank you I’m definitely about to order this.

[@randomocity999]

Thanks for the awesome vid! Now I got a great idea for an Xmas present for my dad 👍

[@ToolDemos]

Right on!

[@Russianbro777]

I love mine, it works great for cabinets.

[@hezues]

Is there a link for this so I can buy one?

[@ToolDemos]

KZbin disabled all links in short videos. It’s in my Amazon store under power tools.

[@Stickb0y87]

That’s lame but thank you!

[@TheStonedbanana]

​​@@ToolDemos they removed links from the comments to prevent spam and malicious activity. You can link to a long form video with a link in the description, or you can put affiliate links on your profile like you have. Hopefully they come up with a way to have them in shorts in the future.

[@TheStonedbanana]

They have a link to their store on their profile and it's under specialty tools. Looks tougher than the DeWalt version.

[@ToolDemos]

@@TheStonedbanana let’s hope

[@iangodshall5562]

I've used this thing for 5 years now and everyday love it The only thing I hate is the handle always unscrews itself and for some reason that really grinds my gears

[@steveearnshaw1917]

Just fit a small chuck on a 1/4 inch cordless ratchet, it has worked for me for years.

[@nakotahunt1324]

I get this handy little thing called a ratchet wrench. Put a stubby 1/4 socket on it and you can fit whatever bit you need

[@ericplatz7200]

Yeah, I’ve had that two for a few years now excellent tool

[@trakyboy5128]

They just keep on improving those things !!!!! The first model was better than nothing but now they're really getting The kinks out 😊👍🏼👍🏼. Something you proud to have in your toolbox 😂❤

[@wasntmeXYZ]

That’s great! The Dewalt one is very sucky but this one has a handle which makes it a game changer!

[@edward11762]

Nice! I've got two of the less expensive ones. They work okay that one looks great

[@jdog023]

Been waiting for this all my life

[@2Cats_ina_Trenchcoat]

Neat tool for a homeowner. If you do this for a living I'd suggest just buying a low profile, corded, right angle drill. Much more versatile and probably more durable. I've had mine for 20 years.

[@Suidouyasan-nt5ci]

一度使ってみたいと思いました。

[@kevinmaxwell6610]

M12 cordless ratchet works really well in those situations also.

[@GeorgeDimitrov-qq3zw]

Brother very nice this angle holder bit is very good

[@TechTalks685]

I have been wanting this since I bought a drill

[@FormerlyKnownAsAndrew]

I have a DeWalt one but this one looks great because of that handle.

[@bryceleblanc3548]

I use the DeWalt flexible extended 90°. It also came with the handle but i never use that part. Very handy

[@al-dorifto1631]

They do brake after awhile when you use it all day every day, the red part stops biting and won't stay locked in. I use them at work!

[@fahs]

Everything breaks eventually

[@HOOONIER]

Got one . Got 2. Have the dewalt one too.. but it more compacted .. love them

[@markgigiel2722]

That looks very useful.

[@Cheepshooter14]

Invented in the 90s, had one since then. Used twice.