DeWalt 1/4" Hex Compact Right Angle Driver Review
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- This is a nice little right angle impact driver adapter, ther big issues with these type of angle adapters and they are hard to control if you have a difficult fastener to drive but they can be a lifesaver in many situations and I like he way this unit can take 1" bit and has a ejection port to remove the short bits easily and the fact it has a ring magnet to help hold mfasteners.
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I have been in the HVAC trade for 27 years and this little DeWalt has been the best. I drive mine with a 18v Makati impact driver. Well worth the money
This is a Gem I use it when I do maintenance on medical equipment. It’s hard for high torque operations but doesn’t devalues the benefits of it. Makes my work so much easier in tight places. Bravo dewalt 👍
That thing is moving around so much and coming off the screw because that extension you have on there are notoriously un- straight... these things are great with an impact Big Cat... put the impact directly on that quarter inch drive and giv-er... it can take it... I've had mine for years these things are exceptionally well built...they have another style that's even better....🤙
I was thinking along those lines while watching. I'm mainly interested for use with sockets for DIY automotive. I expect it would stay in place just fine for that.
I have the Dewalt and use it all the time with the impact driver. Impact driver Works much better than with the drill. Used in the drill allows the bit to “cam out”. With the impact driver the bit is able to reset itself in the screw between impulses.
Was just about to make this comment. I agree with you completely that the 90° attachment works better with an impact then a drill as I've used it with both and prefer using it with my impact. I use my Dewalt 90° about everyday with my 885 impact on gazebo builds when installing cross bolts at the roof peak with a T40 torx bit and I hammer on it pretty good and it's gotten the job done for years and saves me so much time. Also use it often to drive pre drilled 5/16" X 2" lag bolts in tight spots and it works well.
I have one of the newer Milwaukee ones, and it's metal where it counts, so I think it's fine. And it has a slightly lower profile. I also have one of these Dewalt ones, except the plastic on the handle is black. From my inspection when I bought them both, the Milwaukee gears seem a little beefier, but I reach for the Dewalt first, since I find it easier to use.
Ok I’m 45 seconds in. I need an opener like that.
I feel yah, that is just one handy cutter
Harbor freight is now selling one that looks exactly like that!!!
me too!
Many companies make them. Makita calls it a "multicutter" I think.
Fantastic review, but I'm just not impressed with this tool. i was waiting for you to rip it apart to show us how it works, but I also think you did a great job explaining the internals. Looking forward to your next review!
These are great for making router table lifts.
Router table lifts that have their mechanism on the plate of table make be go crazy! I tried to build a pinion gear, but that was a huge fail, and I lost 90% of my body hair from getting it perfect
This is easier to control with a handle. I got the DWARA120 (black version of the DWARA60) and wanted a handle for it. Check printables or thingiverse for a clamp on handle that you can 3D print.
90° tool extensions like these, wether for threaded drill bits or hex, are what I consider a tool of last resort! It IS cheap enough.
Thanks for a nice informative review from the UK.
I have the new re-designed Milwaukee version of this. ....Like you, I bought it for my use with my Drill . . . truthgfully, I hardly ever used it.
I bought the Black & Decker product that closely resembles this. It's model BDARAM and Menards sells them. I would love to see a teardown/comparison between the currently made Milwaukee version, this DeWalt version, and the B&D version. After cursory examination (still in the packages), these three products look extremely similar. It appears there's not a lot of difference except cosmetics, parts of the case being plastic vs. metal, and the corresponding prices. I would not be very surprised if the internals wound up being nearly identical.
Those are made by the same company
@@scremingwhisper1720 They sure do seem like they are.
Nice review! You might try wrapping the handle with rubber bands to give you something more to hold onto. It might prevent some of the slippage.
Looks like a good tool for the price, but having a little handle or tab on the side would be helpful to manage the torque reaction when drilling.
Good review. Thanks for sharing and cheers.
Can this be used on 1/2 impact wrench? to drive high torque or will it break?
It would probably break
@@CatusMaximus thx...i was thinking to use this stuff to remove bolt on tight space within the engine bay of a car...because only this thing making it looks easier to reach that bolt of power steering bush
Cool! I wanted the Milwaukee but homedepot closes early and it's far from home, I ended getting the HART from Walmart, it doesn't feel smooth, I can literally feel the gears tooth's, used it to install 6x9 speakers on the rear deck of my sedan. I still want the Milwaukee tho
I rarely need tools from Wal-Mart, I prefer getting the better versions of them or at least the HF since the cost less and have the lifetime warranty until I can get the better ones, Milwaukee is made in China by the way LOL XD!!!!
@@josefelix4152 ill never understand why people always bitch about "chinese made". 70 percent of everything we use everyday is made in china lol. Plus if it works it works. Some people watch too much Wranglerstar and Ave or whatever.
@Rj SKUM I know, and obviously if you pay for a cheap tool made in China that breaks easily, it's because it was all you could afford, China sells what you want to buy, if you want good quality they'll sell you good quality but at good quality price, they gotta eat to, xD I have lots of tools from several country's and if you pay the price they are as good as the others
@@josefelix4152 well said. Tool snobs are the worst.
Glad you reviewed this. I always wanted one, until now. It seem like a royal pain
Hey but the one time you need one it’ll pay for it self, and like someone stated they work a lot easier without a extension
And you put some pilot holes in your golden
I agree they can be used with socket adapters too then they are really usefull
Use a locking pliers on the metal portion as multi position handle.
How about for metal drilling with drill bits
Not something I use often but when I do need it it works well.
i just ordered one, its for that once or twice a year thing
Are the new Makita XPS bits any good?
That's why you use it with an impact. I have one used it with an 887 for days at a time never had the problems you seem to have.
You should have bought the kit with 50 MaxFit bits included. They were selling the kit for $19.99 at Depot.
Not sure if the YT presenter actually tried using tis with an impact driver. The impact driver wouldn't[t twist it at all because the impact driver itself does not twist. Unlike a drill which twists the hand when the torque is raised too high.
Warum 20 cm Verlängerung?
I just wish a good bit existed. So tired of box brand bits blowing out over the past few years.
The thing needs to be locked in for it to be useful. Else it just swivels around
I tried the hart one and blew apart almost immediately the worst one I've used I thought the DeWalt was bad
My Milwaukee right angle with a handle was 84 dollars
The bigger older DeWalt has lasted me 3 years the and is way better then the all metal milwakee which broke on me the 3rd time I used it
I have the fatter dewalt one too! it’s awesome and it’s also afew years old