M12 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless 3/8 in. Right Angle Drill (Tool-Only)

The head size is just over 3.5 inches, so I can finally fit this thing into those tight spots behind the workbench. It's got plenty of torque for light drilling tasks, and the battery seems to last a decent while.

Needed a compact drill for tight engine bay work, and this one’s 3-3/4 inch head fit where my standard drill couldn’t even get close. Battery snaps in securely and the variable speed trigger gives good control for both driving screws and drilling small holes.

The head size is perfect for squeezing into tight engine bays where my regular drill won't fit. Managed to pre-drill some cabinet holes in a cramped corner without breaking a sweat.

I was squeezing this drill into a tight spot behind a cabinet that my full-size drill couldn’t reach, and the 3-3/4 inch head made it effortless. The variable speed trigger gives me great control for both pilot holes and driving screws. It’s definitely earned a spot in my daily carry kit.

That compact 3-3/4 inch head finally let me drill studs in a tight crawlspace without contorting my wrist, and it's got plenty of torque for its size. The tool-only price made it a no-brainer since I already have the batteries.

Tucked the 3-3/4 inch head into a 4-inch gap between studs to run some wire — it fit perfectly and drilled with no wobble. The variable-speed trigger gives me good control for starting pilot holes, too.

Finally got this for tight spots behind cabinets, and that compact head fits where my regular drill never could. It’s got plenty of torque for driving screws in plywood, and the battery holds up well through a dozen holes.

The 3-3/4 inch head on this drill saved me when I had to drive screws into a tight cabinet corner my standard drill couldn't reach. It's got plenty of torque for a compact tool, and the right angle design makes it surprisingly comfortable to hold.

Finally got this for those tight spots under the sink and it fits perfectly. The variable speed trigger gives great control for driving screws in awkward angles.

The head is only 3-3/4 inches, which made drilling into a tight corner cabinet frame way easier than I expected. It's got plenty of torque for a 12V tool, and the grip feels solid even with one hand.