13 Amp Corded 1/2 in. Super Hawg Hole Hawg Right Angle Drill Driver

The low gear at 450 rpm walked this 4-inch hole saw through a stack of joists without even slowing down — plenty of torque for a job like that. The high speed setting handles smaller bits just as easily for finish work.

Switching between the 450 rpm low gear for big paddle bits and the 1750 rpm for smaller holes is incredibly handy on the job site. This right angle design gives you the leverage you need in tight stud bays without sacrificing power.

I’ve been using this drill driver for framing work and the 13-amp motor powers through thick lumber without slowing down. The two speed settings are perfect, letting me switch between fast pilot holes and slow torque for larger bits.