The Best Angle Drill For The DIY (Makita vs. Dewalt)
Best Angle Drill
Does he spend a lot of time in the garage or his workshop working on projects?
If he does, then every DIY should have a right angle drill for those hard to get to jobs such as drilling out a bolt that has broken off in the engine block.
I’ve been there before and understand how frustrating not having an angle drill can be!
It can be incredibly agonizing when you’re trying to drill a hole so you can use your easy-out tool, but you can’t seem to get your big clunky power drill between the radiator and the engine. At this point, the F-Bombs start flying!
Close Quarter Drill
To help you with a great gift idea, I’ve found a couple of the best angle drill sets to compare.
Below, we’re going to compare a Makita Right Angle Drill vs. Dewalt Right Angle Drill
The right angle drill features dual speed ranges (0-650/0-2000) rpm for increased user flexibility providing a wide range of applications
Compact front to back length (4.0-inch) allowing users to fit into hard to reach spaces
Multi-grip trigger of DEWALT angle drill provides comfort and convenience, allowing the user to get into tighter spaces while still having access to the trigger
3/8-inch ratcheting chuck with Deep Hex Pocket allows 2-inch (50 mm) hex bit to be fully inserted for getting into tight spaces.
With a 20V battery, the DEWALT DCD740C1 is perfect for big jobs requiring extra torque!
Makita-Built Motor Delivers 100 in.lbs. of Max Torque
Variable Speed (0 - 800 RPM) for a Wide Range of Drilling and Driving
Well Balanced and Ultra Compact Design at 12-1/4" Long; Weighs Only 2.5 lbs
Built-in L.E.D. Light With Afterglow Illuminates the Work Area
Compact 3-1/2" Angle Head Height for Use in Close Quarters
With a 12V battery, the Makita AD02W is perfect for small to medium jobs at home.
Makita Right Angle Drill 12V Reviews
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Best Buy Angle Drill Video – Makita AD02W 12V
Best Angle Drill Comparison Chart
Right Angle Drill Buyer’s Guide
Drilling in Wood or Plastic – Yes. You can use these drills to drill in plastic as long as you are using the correct type of drill bit.
Drilling in Concrete – Yes. You can use these drills for drilling in concrete as long as you are using a mason bit.
Drilling in Metal – Yes. You can use these drills for drilling in metal as long as you are using a drill bit for metal.
Charging Battery – To prolong battery life, batteries should be charged until they are fully charged and then removed from the charger.
Right Angle Attachment – A right-angle attachment can be used in place of an angle drill. However, angle drills are designed for close-quarter uses and may be better suited in some compact cases.
Drill Motor Speed and Torque – 12v, 18v, 20v cordless drill will all deliver varying torque ratings. Refer to the product details for the speed and torque rating of each drill.
Variable Speed – Variable speed refers to the ability to adjust the drill motor speed using trigger pressure.
Extra Battery – Yes, extra batteries can be purchased separately for these drills.
Each of these drills has a high rating for customer satisfaction. Please read through the reviews to see customer feedback that might be useful for picking the best angle drill for your gift.
You may also want to consider including drill bits with your gift and an extra battery…
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