NEW DEWALT TOOLS ACCESSORY THAT BEATS MILWAUKEE!

[@GedeonDillon]

I’ve owned three of these, different models all Dewalt. I was a Rough Carpentry Apprentice and on one job site, a hotel, I went through two of them. The first had its gears stripped and the other sheared off in high torque applications. They were used heavily to install heavy hold downs between walls but they were invaluable. The third 90 degree impact adapter has heavy wear. I’d say that they are only good for maybe 200-300 screws in a high torque setting. The upgraded metal one gets incredibly hot after solid use for a half hour-an hour. Gloves needed. It was also hard to mark it with your name or something as it melted my 3m gloves and the rubber took into the groves on the metal. I would on occasion take a purple sharpie every other day or so and mark up the whole unit.

[@taylorn1242]

I'm an HVAC Tech and for me working in a lot of tight spaces I just found a new tool that I'm buying right now. Ive got to say you guys produce some of the most informative best tool videos on the internet.

[@cainonjenkins1236]

I just went and bought this because of y'all's channel. I really hope DeWalt and Milwaukee see your channel and at least give you tools for free. I appreciate real life street approach on things. Thank you everyone who is apart in the making of this channel. Even my son is starting to want to learn about tools now. He likes the test and races lol. Take care.

[@anthonythompson2529]

I have the old version I'm a electrician and yes it's got me out of some tight situations but I love it I do commercial and I have had no problems with mine had it for about 4 years now two thumbs up

[@KleinGuyJon]

I watch your videos all the time Vince. This is a must have accessory that every tradesman should have.

[@victorf361]

Im an HVAC tech, me and all the guys have used these many of times lol. Lifesaver!

[@kf5hqedavis242]

Bought the new one last month. Works great fastening screws under bottom shelves in a pantry remodel. Don't own old one to compare. Job would have been dang near impossible with out it. Good job DeWalt!

[@martinlucmorel]

I own a silver/ aluminum lower body with aluminum yellow looks like your yellow one. And mine had a magnet on it. I've had it for 2 years and put it through it places. Use it as one of refrigeration tool. One spot I used it for was to re Install a drain flex coupler under a refrigerated bunker. I could not reach it so i got 2 12" extensions and was able to get in that tight spot. Works great

[@cokamine818]

Drinking game: take a shot every time Vince says “I will say this”

[@VCGConstruction]

You’re already in the tank by now!! 🤣🤣

[@Rehmer94]

Blacked out hammered!

[@mohammadliam2962]

you probably dont give a damn but does someone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot the password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me!

[@carmelolennon6259]

@Mohammad Liam Instablaster :)

[@bsantillie]

I own the yellow and gray one DWARA100 and it is labeled as DeWalt Impact Ready 1/4 Dia. x 4.9 L Metal Extension Drill Bit 1/4 in. Hex Shank. there is four of Dewalt right angle attachment DWARA50 is the yellow and black ( the yellow and black one on the show) DWARA100 is the yellow and gray, DWARA120 is the black and gray ( the all metal on the show) The Dewalt DWAEAFS 12" flex extension. the DWARA50 dose not say impact ready but it dose have a picture of on impact on the package. thanks for the great video

[@singachuotodiy]

i see dwara120 packaging has 5x and 10x life. Is it different built quality

[@ericdonato7783]

I have the old right angle adapter and it works will for me, I was able to run some good size lags to install a sign. I've had it for about 2 years and still going strong

[@trevorburgess2643]

Great video! Im a new HVAC Tech apprentice and used one of these the other day in a very tight spot. This one was recommended to me by a master tech over the Milwaukee one and he's a "Milwaukee guy " he said the "Milwaukee one will take your hand off if you cant get in a good spot two use two hands, haha.." great video's, much appreciated!

[@natehess7663]

I can attest Ive used mine for 4-5 yrs the dewalt one. And I pound it with my milwaukee fuel 1/4hex m12 impact all the time its never failed. I use it with 2.5" hole says thru 2x4s many times im an hvac tech. I use it to drill wood and metal. And I've even used it on cars. Saved me MANY TIMES! I have used mine easily 4-500 times. Long screws no problem. Small bolts 12mm 10mm 14 mm. Id get one. I gave them for Xmas to all the guys in my family. And yes I have a rt angle Bosch 12v but it doesn't fit. This thing fits in 1.25" with a 1" insert bit. Great video showing a very valuable tool. I dont kmow what $25 tool I have thats done more for me! Get one. This one. Black n decker makes a black one at walmart for $16 same tool exactly.

[@natehess7663]

I have the older version. Not the rounded head one. Its smaller by just a touch as you measured.

[@garyblatt8925]

The DeWalt right angle attachment is brilliant when you combine it with one of those cheap, little 1/4" hex drive chucks from Amazon. It makes a good, cheap right angle drill in a pinch.

[@abnerhernandez9330]

I'm an AV installer and it's super useful. The only thing broken so far is the magnet but I abuse this attachment a lot with 1in spades and over

[@thomasgross7359]

I have makita right angle impact driver . 18 volt .had it for years.lots of power .l use it alot for cabinet installations .super compact head.no problem driving 3inch screws

[@loktom4068]

These drills accessories aren't meant for continuous use. But rather for the odd few hard to access spots. I have plenty of different makes and designs of tight space accessories seldom used. But when those odd situation comes, it's nice to have it around instead of taking an Aspirin.

[@andrewdickerson3473]

I have seen these and always wondered about them. After seeing this video, I think it is finally time to get one. Thanks.

[@coryheinlen7537]

Should do a comparison of this vs Milwaukee 48-32-2390

[@Pjw350]

I install composite panels at work and need to put screws against a brick wall within a 1/2” gap. The milwaukee right angle attachment can get tighter to walls. The distance from the center of the bit to the edge of the tool is smaller on the milwaukee and making the milwaukee attachment to work. I cant get a screw in with the dewalt setup

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks for the feedback, we appreciate it!

[@Pjw350]

After watching the full video- i was using the old style. I wonder if the new style would work better? Thanks for all your testing!!

[@numberoneduno7265]

Great demonstration. I have a right angle drill, and the attachment. I only use them once or twice a year. Right angle drilling is not preferred, it’s an obstacle you find yourself in. Hopefully not very often. When you do, you want it to perform with as little difference as possible. Glad you brought up the heat. Stuff like overheating can slow you down. If you have multiple holes, and a lot of them, it might be worth having 2, to let them cool between holes.

[@alfredomarquez9777]

The heat comes from the gear's teeth not meshing perfectly... but rubbing a little. This is because those are NOT precision gears at all, and because Chinese bearings are made with alot of slop, to quicken the assembly and prevent binding in badly cut gears. It is a result of low cost coupled to high profit policies at companies like DeWalt, specially under Stanley!

[@michaelc7283]

Hi Vince, I have this DeWalt bit (Second style) and it came in handy on four project. It's a pretty cool tool to have in the tool bag for those rare situation. I also have to say Thank You for taking time out from your day to show us cool tools.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Michael you really are a #VeryCoolGuy !

[@mattb9766]

I love mine had it for 3 years now no problems! I have the old style.

[@MrRubenrivera9649]

have 2 of the old 1's used them 4 screws mainly but if needed use regular hex shank impact drill bits 4 pilot holes in between studs

[@bryanmcfarland967]

Hi Guys!!! I wish I had that DeWalt right-angle adapter yesterday when I was tearing down and rebuilding cubicles in an office! A bunch of the screws under the desks were right next to walls, inside angled brackets, etc.!

[@mdsd77]

Just curious, that measurement taken on the width, how about when a fastener is seated in it, does the head of a fastener sit deeper in the newer model? Making up for the small difference in width ?

[@jayflo-tripple-4142]

I have the old version as well, still working. I've used it w all my drills and still in beast mode!!! Thx for the heads up. Wil order a couple today. Do u own a contour gauge? What r ur thoughts on them???

[@deevee8220]

It's a nice handy tool to have in your tool box for occasions where you'll only have 3-4" of clearance. Despite it being impact rated, I would avoid putting it on an impact driver and expect it to not blow apart after 200+ screws. There are multiple moving parts inside. I focus on putting a lot of pressure onto the head so that the screw doesn't cam out while giving it consistent power from your drill driver. Probably not good enough for daily use by a professional, but bailed me out every time I run into a jam the last 5 years.

[@TrollinCrazyRussian]

Buy two and alternate between them as other cool down best if you open it up and replace grease for premium grade grease which will reduce heat by reducing friction. For those who need it.

[@contessa.adella]

Purchased one of these a while back…fantastic idea. I bought the DeWalt black and ali “120” Impact ready version. Ideally you should test it to the maximum bit the drill/driver is rated to…more like a 2” bit.

[@yokyok23bennett90]

I'm a garage door installer I have had that 90ﾟ angle for about a year best $14 I ever spent almost as good as the air shim But that's a completely different subject

[@tommydye590]

YoKYoK23 bennett how did it work for tightening track nuts and bolts in a tight spot?

[@benjaminlopez0629]

I have one of the older version and I have run several times a 1in paddle bit and no problem whatsoever so far...

[@Justin-xx6qt]

As a plumber the new brass drop-eared ell has 3 screw holes and using those with installing outside hydrants that attachment would be perfect for getting a screw in that 3rd hole

[@charlesnickelberry2145]

Yeah that new right angle with the super strong magnet completely dusts the old version I used to hate it then my buddy got the one and I had to hate it. It’s invaluable for installing outside porch light 4/0 boxes nothing else could fit in the spot

[@lakiluk4537]

If you put a bit inside and measure, then you get a true thickness of the attachment. Some units alow a bit to go deeper into themselves

[@ottoschannel.7382]

I have the old version and my god that 15$ tool has saved me so many times. I deal with finished work and need to use codes so when someone messes up they tell me, "Make it work Otto" and I am glad I have the right angle in my arsenal. I dont see the need for an upgrade maybe if i lose it or i somehow break it then ill look into one. But I am happy with my current right angle attachement.

[@ScotchAddict35]

I busted the one that depot sells. I was doing exactly what was in the picture too! Not sure model number but it's the one they have been selling for a long time. One of the teeth busted inside. I was using a paddle bit. I need to buy a new one I'm going Milwaukee this next time. Thanks for sharing Vince!

[@rememberussliberty1822]

I have the black and silver(new gen) right angle attachment. I use it to lag floats under docks(4inch 3/8 lags). I have to predrill the holes with impact drill bits but it beats getting my impact wet

[@gustavomacall6267]

I picked this angle adapter 2 weeks ago at the TOOL SHACK . today I saw a plastic yellow version at Lowe's.

[@genedewitt3992]

At one time there was Dewalt 2 difference number on right angle. the look better than old one. light duty and heavy duty one..

[@rachaeldesjardins8043]

I’ve owned one like the yellow but it has a magnetic head. And I used it every day. And we used Milwaukee’s the Milwaukees locked up when wet

[@tylergrundy4436]

Use these all the time doing hvac in tight spaces. They work great when you need them, but Iv gone thru three dewalts in probably 2 years. They can’t handle any type of serious torque for anything other then screws. And the magnet that holds the bit in is very weak so you bits will fall out and go behind the wall if you aren’t careful. When you are in a pinch tho they are great. I just ordered the heavy duty Milwaukee one, which was pretty expensive, but it actually holds the bit in so I’m hoping it’s worth the extra money considering Iv already gone thru three dewalts. Time will tell

[@claydepew4812]

Hey Vince I love the way u keep it real .no matter the product.......

[@kevinshea5819]

Thanks for the video. I've watched newer videos from you guys but I HAVE to say I much prefer these videos. You aren't trying to be a showman and you just demonstrate the product. My guess is your channel grew or grows faster with the "acting" but like I said, I much prefer this. Nice work. Stay safe.

[@1badawg66]

I bought the oldest model when it first came out and use it regularly. In fact I beat the crap out of it. It’s never failed me.

[@nicotello9622]

thank you Vince, your videos are my number ONE, I cant wait to get this accessory. thank you!!!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Nico we appreciate it!

[@rublehead]

Shoot I would test it the exact same! This man isn't scared to push it to the max u got a new sub

[@user-rw9gi5dq1b]

I have the older version of the impact ready 90° adapter and I use it in the automotive field all the time. I must say, absolutely worth every penny and a very robust accessory. I use it to fasten screws and bolts in very tight spots and it's got some torque to it. Im anxious to see if this newer version is even more robust.

[@user-rw9gi5dq1b]

I have had one go bad on me before but I was using a 1/2" drive impact bit to a 18mm 1/2" impact swivel socket which is probably too much for it but I have used that same setup for quite some time before it eventually failed on me so like I said very robust design!

[@ZX9RDan]

I have the 4 in 1 version of this. With the long flex extention. I like it, but I don't plan on putting a lot of heavy torque through it

[@TheB1gR3d88]

I wish I had bought the black and yellow version (home depot exclusive from what I understand btw). My gray and yellow one is junk... I do metal framing and install door frames daily with it. The metal pin that you push the bit out with will eventually grind its way through the back and fall out (exact same thing happened on 2, so not just a defective one). The magnet on it and I'm sure this new gray and silver one's, hits and rubs on my bit extensions which caused it to wear down and eventually break apart. Hopefully this new one fixes the rub issue with a lower set magnet, but by the looks of the video, it's the same depth and will eventually break apart and that means you'll have no hold on any bit let alone screws.

[@joelortega4683]

Good review video, I consider myself a DeWalt guy and in all fairness I will have to get my hands on this upgraded version of the driver before counting it out BUT based on your review I believe Milwaukee’s 49-22-8510 90deg driver is far superior. Milwaukee’s model offers all-Metal housing and steel gears with ball bearings, and a quick change chuck that LOCKS the bit in place. Not to mention it has an adjustable handle for added control. I can’t say DeWalts version isn’t a good tool but I can say That Milwaukee’s version has great features which in my opinion sets the bar in this category. Would love for to see a follow-up comparison video.

[@jamespollock2500]

the little hole you talk about at approx 9:20 is probable a lubrication point for a needle or cone shape grease fitting.

[@benny09172011]

Do a tool test raw , dewalt vs Milwaukee right angle attachments. See which one is better built

[@stabenheimer]

milwaukee isn't even a 90. so there is no comparison.

[@benny09172011]

Joe Bacalla thanks for backing me up. People don’t research some things before talking

[@alfredomarquez9777]

@@martylucas8557 : FAN BOY! No amount of bragging and BLIND-FAITH will make a tool any better!

[@stabenheimer]

@@benny09172011 i never saw the actual 90. i only have seen the 93 or whatever it is. i would have thought that a pud that makes a video about such a topic would have researched it. my mistake.

[@MrDrifter01]

I'm loving the new music keep it up Very Cool Guy. It'll motivate anyone to get the job done

[@TheFlatlander440]

Nice little upgrade to that DeWalt right angle drill attachment. I'm going to go ahead and order one today since it'll work great on some cabinets I'm re-building for my hobby room. I was thinking that little hole in the elbow is for adding some oil or other lubricant to keep those gears lubricated. Do you know if those gears are nylon or metal Vince? Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks William Logan!!

[@paulwilliams2284]

The hole is to eject your bit as the smaller bits are almost flush. Nothing to grab onto to take it out.

[@abombu235]

SAFTEY GLASSES had a seized 90 fling a bit holder and Phillips bit right into my eye it was fine except the white being blood red for a few weeks.

[@VCGConstruction]

You are correct safety first! I’ve gotta put it in to practice!!

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I have the older model you have which is DWARA050 which is the black head and yellow and I have the new version of that one which is the DWARA100 which is a silver head and yellow and the new one you just tested is the DWARA120 which is silver and black

[@makermarc70]

Might want to check out the flexible whip 90 Vince. Works pretty well. Great channel. Thanks for all the work.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I'm going to pick one up now I like the older models

[@udispyn1]

I have the old unit, the bit retention was weak, bits were falling out. I had to put a short apex for the magnet, but it defeats the purpose of a compact right angle attachment. The old one would have what ever you use fall out of the unit if you weren't holding on to it. So far I have been able to use it in a impact without failure. The price point for the old one was just under 20 bucks. In my opinion was better than milwaukee. Keep up the great videos!!

[@derekjohn357]

Really liked the delivery of this review\demo, more stats and to the point. Nice one!

[@timsimmons9042]

Have seen the newer ones out but never paid them much mind as I have no need. Love my older Dewalt 90 degree. Never an issue with it. I guess I never paid attention to rpm requirements on packaging as a lower speed just seemed more intuitive for control, not stripping out a fastener or burning out the grease faster. Maybe It’s just me but just because it’s a fairly inexpensive accessory doesn’t mean a bit of maintenance or care isn’t required. Just my opinion. Everyone has them I’m told, lol. Stay safe.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Tim we appreciate it!

[@ajalbrecht9956]

Thanks Vince I have the old one it works good but it's kind of big at the end to get in some spots thanks for the video bleeding yellow in Detroit

[@paulswift1560]

Great video Vince.. I’ve had the yellow one for about 3 years and it’s been great but never used paddle bits in it

[@CalebGorham]

I switched platforms from DeWalt to Milwaukee last year and I'll never look back. One thing I do miss is DeWalts multi tool. I refuse to purchase Milwaukee's version until they update it with a brushless motor, and how the blade is changed.

[@thatguyjoshthattallguyy6179]

Love my dewalt flexible shaft 90 degree driver always used with my m18 impact it seems well built but I only use it for small fasteners on pipe strapping

[@daishi5571]

I also have the dewalt flexible shaft and it was incredibly helpful removing hard to get to nuts and bolt on my car when removing the radiator. My cousin who did most of the hard work said I was spoiling him lol.

[@alexi3903]

I have used one of the DeWalt right angle adapters to remove seat bolts from cars. No problem what so ever.

[@VCGConstruction]

Nice!!

[@SS--CAL]

I will definitely pick up one of these new right angle attachments. Its going to be perfect for working on small engines.

[@VCGConstruction]

Sweet!

[@davinreeves]

Yep I ha e the old one, works great so far. Lag bolts, carriage bolts.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I have 3 of these right angle attachments I have the dewalt and the husky and also have the bostitch never had any problems with mine

[@joshvanderpool3892]

Hey, I’m a natural gas service man. We have to pressure test our service lines at 90 psi. 3/4 and 1 inch service lines usually run around 100 Ft. Do you think the Dewalt DCC256OT1 could handle that?

[@mdovideo1414]

I tried to use my right angle adapter with a self feed bit and the whole thing twisted around and I almost hurt my wrist. I learned a painful lesson.

[@Forexfox99]

Wow, exactly the same as the Irwin, but different colour, that I bought a few years ago......nice one Dewalt.

[@marcusshipley3935]

I have the Milwaukee 4932352320 OSD2 Offset Screwdriver / Drill and I have to say the handle gives it a massive advantage. if you're in a really tight spot you can lock it tight to the body, or you can fix it left, right, above or below where you're screwing/drilling. every time I use it I marvel at the engineering and glad I forked out for it!! may b only 3/4 times a year I reach for it, but its paid for itself 10 times over. had it 5 years now and is good as new!! possible review coming up?!

[@douglasallman1039]

I am new to your channel and I love the new accessory for the impact. And thank you for letting us know about the keyless chuck for the impact driver. I plan on picking up both of those goodies for my impact. Thank you so much and keep the videos coming.

[@davidbrown3184]

Have you compared this to the Milwaukee 49-22-8510? The Milwaukee looks more robust but it, admittedly, 3 times the price.

[@frank921rivera]

I've had the old version for probably 5 years worked great until it broke however it was the white metal C-clip retainer that broke. The plastic areas of the tool are fine. Lol

[@stephenleepmg113]

Very cool bit, I like it. I'll look for it at the store. I have older versions of that bit from other companies. Looking forward to trying the new Dewalt bit out. Thanks Vince !!!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thank you Stephen!

[@VCR1117]

Everyone in comments is using this for construction but I want it to use similar to a ratchet. For those tight spots normal ratchets get in, but electric ones are too bulky. Now even the electric ratchets don’t have much torque they’re mainly used to drive bolts in and out, then tighten or break loose with a torque wrench or a breaker bar. That is the intended use I want to do with this cool accessory.

[@Bluecollarworkingman]

They're handy in hvac for sure.

[@jcwatkins6]

Think I've had my Milwaukee version for about 13 years. Never done anything more than self tappers and other fasteners until recently. I used it with a step bit to drill through a fire wall... pretty sure the gears have started stripping now. Been looking at the dewalt models but couldn't ever figure out why they had so many different versions.

[@Jenuin]

Vince the machine gun reviewer at it again. I have had these and broke the first generations. I might just try this latest generation.

[@jamielebrun8243]

Please can you link thease attachments in the description so I can get my hands on some of thease

[@ted605]

Well I will say this I will say this you are spot-on Vince

[@rn0382]

Keep them coming. I hope you and your family are doing well!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Noto, to you as well!

[@TheGuyFromDenmark95]

Wouldnt you technicly be able to use speed 3 and be under the "limit" the speeds on the tool is freespinning not under stress/load, which will decrease the rpm a decent bit 🙂

[@LEGOCAMARO]

I love using that 90% adapter use it everyday taking cars apart and back together. But that Milwaukee one I have broke 3 already

[@causticearth1980]

Those Milwaukee 90° adapters are junk. I have also broken 3 of them. So you are saying the DeWalt is holding up?

[@LEGOCAMARO]

causticearth1980 I never used the dewalt because it’s more bulky. I bought mine on the cornwell truck they life time warranty it

[@gtpyak]

Same with me. I have over 4 broken Milwaukee's but they are so much slimmer that it works perfectly for me

[@gregarioussolitudinist5695]

The attachment is not really for drilling huge blind holes. It is a screwdriver attachment for reaching screws.

[@rodw]

I really like this one Vince. As a DIYer and mobile home owner I can see uses for this. I saw a few comments on the flex 90. Can you add that to any comparisons between other companies or the 90 in this video? What are the price point on these products? Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Rodney I’ll see about comparing the 2

[@joeyperalta1748]

Better then Milwaukee? Brave statement being that the Milwaukee is a 105 offset and the Dewalt is 90 so they both have their place in my tool box

[@xenonram]

What are you saying? He's lying? It took me a3 second Google search to find out that Milwaukee has several different right angle attachments, and several which are 90°. Derp.

[@ibrazeau3044]

Andrew Delashaw I also own both a DEWALT 90 and the Milwaukee 105... they are gr8 to use and both are in my bags! But here in Canada, the Milwaukee 105 sells for 2.5 times the DEWALT yellow and gray model. DEWALT's accessories are usually second to none for the price.

[@ghostreality2965]

can you make a video of you doing a tight project and using the DEWALT accessory ?

[@marshallsimmons56]

Wth,.. I've missed both streams today ...and got the final two mins yesterday... I checked my settings and emailed KZbin... Not notified.... Well back to sleep....after the video naturally, top job cuz,...@nd salute the chat !!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Marshall we appreciate it!!

[@carpentryfirst3048]

My DeWalt one just broke on Friday. Guess it's not great for driving through structural steel :(

[@thetruth5210]

@Lil Stack'n mine (old one) stoped working on same thing in 2015, so I bought the DCD 740 and destroyed the plastic chuck (plastic checks are normally my favorite because I don’t like to carry extra weight) forcing in to the square hole to go under the windows in a apartment buildings with the solid concrete ceiling and WAY TOO many freaking pillars! I bought the DCD 740 because it was the only two speed right angle drill available so that I wouldn’t keep burning up my metal bits by going too fast.

[@carpentryfirst3048]

@@thetruth5210 ohbso you bought a right angle drill. Awesome. I will look into one for the future. I have the DWARA100 that broke on Friday but I took it apart today cause I needed it first thing and was able to fix it. In my case it was the c-clip that came off inside. Im happy I was able to fix it but I don't see this thing lasting forever.

[@briandjordjevic9969]

As an electrician i put a butterfly but on that to use in small spaces

[@flexiblefish100]

Your video are really good. Good details on your tests..

[@austinelperro]

Can you do a video with tight space in metal frame and drywall

[@jimmyfuentes4848]

I have no clue why but these videos are soooooo interesting

[@cybershinobi69]

Have you trued to use 2 together for really awkward areas?

[@causticearth1980]

I have broken 3 of those on my impact. Not a DeWalt brand one, but Milwaukee.

[@MrMGharib]

Does this work with a drill + hole saw with appropriate shank? Or can get damaged? I want to drill 2.5" hole in a few joists. Have you done a video of this tool with a hole saw drilling in a 2x wood?