Angled bit position
The output holder sits at a right angle to the input shank, changing the direction of the driving action. Use a compatible bit that fits your fastener.
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Right-angle drill attachment
Change the direction of your drill’s drive with an angled adapter that helps you approach screws where a straight tool is awkward to position.
A compact addition to your toolkit for compatible fastening tasks around furniture, cabinets and other confined spaces.
A different approach
Panels, frames and nearby surfaces can limit the space available for a drill. The right-angle head lets you approach the fastener from the side while keeping the drill in a more accessible position.
Check both the connection fit and the space around your work before getting started.
Practical design
The output holder sits at a right angle to the input shank, changing the direction of the driving action. Use a compatible bit that fits your fastener.
The extended body gives you a place to steady the adapter while positioning the drill for the task. Keep hands clear of rotating parts.
Getting started
Disconnect the drill from power before fitting the adapter. Check the chuck, shank and bit connections for a secure fit.
Use the right bit for the screw. Align it with the fastener and make sure the adapter and drill have enough clearance.
Follow your drill’s instructions. Begin at low speed, keep the adapter steady and stop if the bit slips, binds or feels unstable.
Structure and grip
Product details
Drill, screwdriver bits and other tools shown in use are not included. Product photos show the red version. Screen settings can affect how colors appear.
Care and use
Inspect the adapter and connections for wear or damage. Follow the drill manufacturer’s instructions and use appropriate eye protection.
Keep the bit aligned with the screw. Stop if the assembly becomes unusually hot, loose or difficult to control. Avoid forcing a stalled bit.
Disconnect from power before removal. Wipe away dust with a dry cloth and store the attachment in a dry place.
Around the home and workshop
Useful fastening positions may include corners in furniture, cabinet interiors and other places with limited room for a straight approach. Match the connection, bit and tool setup to the task.
A workshop setup showing how the angled head changes the approach.
Furniture and workshop settings where available clearance matters.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
★★★★★
“I bought this for a cabinet repair where there wasn’t enough room to position my drill straight on. The angled head helped me reach the screw more comfortably. It’s a useful accessory for those awkward little jobs around the house.”
— Daniel M.
★★★★★
“I used this while fitting a bracket inside a shelving unit. After checking that it worked with my drill and bit, I could approach the screw from the side. That extra flexibility made the tight corner much easier to work in.”
— Sarah R.
★★★★★
“This is one of those accessories I don’t need every day, but I’m glad to have when space is limited. It stores neatly with my drill bits and has come in handy for small repairs behind and underneath furniture.”
— Michael T.
Common questions
This is a right-angle drill attachment. It works with a compatible drill and bit; a drill and bits are not included.
Check the adapter’s input shank and output connection against your drill chuck and bit before use. Compatibility depends on your tools and the connection dimensions.
You receive one right-angle adapter in the selected color. Choose Red, Blue or Orange.
Check clearance for the entire adapter and drill, make sure the bit can stay aligned with the fastener and confirm that all connections are secure.
Disconnect the drill from power and remove the attachment. Wipe it with a dry cloth and store it away from moisture.