M12 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless 3/8 in. Right Angle Drill (Tool-Only)
$4.99
In stock
Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 37 reviews)
Tight spaces in my basement were a nightmare until I used this drill — the 3-3/4 inch head slipped right between joists where my regular drill couldn't go. It's got enough torque for driving screws into hardwood without struggling, and the battery life has been solid on a single charge.
Was really skeptical about the power on such a compact drill, but this thing handled drilling through a tight spot behind the kitchen cabinet with no problem. The variable speed trigger gives you plenty of control for delicate work too.
The head is so compact at 3-3/4 inches that I can actually fit this drill into spaces my regular drill couldn't even dream of reaching. It's got plenty of torque for driving screws in tight corners and feels solid in the hand.
Finally got this for tight spots behind cabinets and it’s a game changer—the head fits where my regular drill never could. The variable speed trigger gives me nice control for pilot holes. Really solid feel in hand for such a compact tool.
The head is so compact at 3-3/4 inches that I could finally reach the screws behind my kitchen cabinet without taking the whole thing apart. It’s got plenty of torque for a little tool, too.
Took this into a tight spot between wall studs to drill pilot holes for wiring, and the compact head made it possible where my regular drill wouldn't fit. The variable speed trigger gives great control at low speeds, so no stripped screws or wandering bits.
The head being only 3-3/4 inches long makes it perfect for drilling into studs behind the washing machine where my regular drill couldn't fit. It's got plenty of power for driving screws into hardwood too, even in those awkward spots.
Finally got it for tight spots behind kitchen cabinets, and that 3-3/4 inch head slides in perfectly where my regular drill couldn’t. The trigger response is smooth, and it’s got enough torque for driving screws into studs without bogging down.
Finally got this for tight engine bay work and the head's slim profile makes it a breeze to get into cramped spots. The variable speed trigger gives me enough control to avoid stripping bolts.
This little guy fits into spots my regular drill can't even get close to—tight corners inside cabinets are a breeze now. The trigger feels responsive and the clutch settings give me good control without stripping screws.