Milescraft Drive90PLUS Impact Ready Right Angle Drill Attachment

Exactly what my husband wanted.

Drive90PLUSby MilescraftPackaging: Hanging blister packContents: Right-angle driver extension, plus one #2 Phillips bitFirst Impressions:All-in-one compact design, impact-capable, good-looking gripDescription:This is a 1/4 inch snap-in drive extension that allows any regular or impact driver to drive a bit at an angle. It give an approximate six inch extension to reach sideways into recessed areas. Minimal head size gives good clearance.The tool is rated impact- ready, which is a great plus.It has a magnetic holder at the head end for use with very short bits. The other end is standard quick-connect quarter inch hex design.It has a nice hand grip design to the main shaft.Usage:I like that one can hold the driver in one hand and the Drive90PLUS in the other and work at any angle. Obviously, one needs to start a fastener first since one’s hands are full, but it is possible to pre-drill a little to start a hole if one uses short hex-head drill bits to do so.We even tried it with a standard length paddle bit and it worked surprisingly well. The only problem we noticed is that long bits are not held in place securely by the magnetic end. We dropped a drill bit in a wall and were able to fish it out with another magnet tool. But it did drive the paddle bit, and if one is careful, the bit need not drop out of the end of the Drive90PLUS.The ability to handle the heavy impacts from a brand new Ridgid STEALTH FORCE Brushless 18-Volt 3-Speed Pulse Driver was most impressive. It worked quietly and without any odd forces in the hand while connected to that big driver. It is very smooth in operation. One can really bear down on this tool and it does not complain.For a small and compact tool, this is a very impressive one.Overall Thoughts:I’ve known that Milescraft makes some handy door hinge tools, and this is a nice addition to their good tool line.

It worked excellent

I really like the size and feel of this right-angle bit driver by Milescraft (Made in China). It’s lightweight and comfortable to use, and the 1/4″ magnetic bit holder works great to keep those small 1″ long drive bits in the tool. The width of the tool and bit is only 2″, meaning you can drive screws in fairly tight quarters. The drive train seems solid, with no backlash between the forward and reverse directions. The advertisement says the tool is “impact ready” but I would hesitate to use it for any heavy-duty applications; the tool seems made for light-duty applications. It’s somewhat overpriced compared to other name-brand, solidly built tools but it’s also slightly smaller. It’s a good tool for occasional use driving screws or drilling small holes in tight spaces.

Comes in handy for driving or removing screws or bolts in tight places using your battery or electric drills. Not to used to drill holes unless you have drill bits that fit 1/4 socket on the working end of it. Takes a little getting used to to drive them straight as you need both hands one to hold the drill and one to keep the driver straight as drive or remove the screws

Seems like a solid build runs smooth, no rattling parts

This is cool I can’t believe I have lived without it for so long.

For what I needed it worked great. Excellent for getting into a tight spot that impact driver could not reach. Had to screw in something into some hard wood. Just had to make a starter pilot hole with an awl and hold attachment securely. This will come in handy for future projects!!!

This tool works well, and servers its purpose.