Re: Righ-angled chuck adaptor

[Tim Hawes <timsyahoo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've hired a Makita (mains) right-angled drill before and it makes the
job so much easier. As does auger bits rather than the cheaper
flat-bladed variety I was using beforehand. The twist on the auger bit
hels to pull the drill through whereas with the flat bits you have to
scrape away at the wood.

The power & torque from the Makita right-angled drill was greater than
my regular hammer drill...

HTH,

Tim.


On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 5:07 PM, Paul <paul@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Anyone recommend a good right-angled adaptor for a drill? Bought one
today from Toolstation and it is now in the bin. First use it couldn't
handle the torque of the drill into a hole-cutter which was making a hole
in a joist. The casing broke as the gears tried to make an exit, then spent
5 minutes trying to get my holecutter out of the chuck.
>
> For now I am managing with a Li-Ion screwdriver / drill which has just
enough power.
>
> Paul


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