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Angle Drills - Best In The Business And Best On Your Budget

With a slim body design and an angled chuck, angle drills are designed to help you work efficiently despite tight corners and impossible to reach tight spaces. Uniting power, convenience, and flexibility, cordless angle drills are one of the most helpful, most turned to power tools in the business today. Needless to say, there are many of options to choose from when one embarks on their journey toward the best angle drill; in effort to make this search a little easier for you busy craftsmen, I've amassed some information on the best, most cost effective cordless angle drills in the industry.

To begin with the most heavy-duty, high-performance drill, Makita's BDA350 (18v)angle drill is designed to deliver superior precision and maximum productivity. With 121 in/lbs of torque and 0 - 1,800 RPM, the tool has the big power to champion nearly every industrial drilling and driving application. Variable speeds put you in control over the tool's wide range of capabilities, and designed with a comfortable, ergonomic shape, the tool is simple to use and comfortable to operate all day. Its slim, efficient design makes the tool perfectly suited for any craftsmen from plumbers to carpenters to electricians - and because the drill is also cordless, it is portable, mobile, and convenient. The tool also has a 3/8" keyed metal chuck with a low profile and enhanced gripping power giving you even better access to hard to reach spaces and a better grip on your bits; this means not only that the will drill keep better hold of your bits, but that you will achieve more with them. A built-in LED light illuminates work areas for optimal precision in dim corners and tight spaces, and powered by Makita's lithium-ion battery system, the BDA350 has vastly extended battery life and run-time. The kit ranges in price from about $330 - $360.

This next tool is slightly less awesome for not using lithium-ion technology (which I happen to be quite partial to), but all that is made up for in good craftsmanship, and perhaps more importantly, a great price. Makita's DA312DWD (12v, 3/8") angle drill ranges in price from about $190 - $210, and is compact and powerful to deliver craftsmen some of the most efficient angle drilling in the business. Utilizing a 2.6AH NiMH battery the tool is reliably strong, and because of its compact design, the tool is a real casanova of close quarter drilling and driving. The drill's 3/8" chuck is keyless for the simplest bit insertion and removal, and with a Variable Speed trigger (ranging from 0 - 800 RPM) operators have complete control over the tool. An electric brake stops the chuck with uncommon quickness contributing to both your safety and working precision on the job. Being compact and lightweight at only 3.5 lbs, the tool is also extremely well balanced for optimized portability and maneuverability, and with overload protection, the motor is protected from burnout during rigorous applications. Ultimately, the tool is a supremely tough and generally affordable solution to close quarter drilling and driving.

For lighter-duty users that still expect high-quality, Dewalt's DW960K-2 (18v) cordless right angle drill-driver is a perfect match; costing about $180 - $195, this is a quality, comprehensive kit at a price that is difficult to resist. The DW960K-2, however isn't just a good price, its a great tool as well built with innovation and versatility to deliver an angle drill with enough power to back up its sleek design. With two-speeds ranging from 0 - 500 and 0 - 1,500 RPM, the tool is flexible through a variety of applications, and with a reversing capability the tool brings craftsmen more working options on the job. A multi-grip trigger (which allows users reach tighter spaces while still accessing the trigger) improves control and comfortability on the job, and designed a sealed ball bearing construction and right angle transmission, the tool boasts impressive, durable longevity. The tools 3/8in plastic, two-sleeve chuck helps get even closer in close-quarter applications, and as the tool weighs only 4.7 lbs, it is strikingly comfortable and convenient in every work space. Altogether, the tools unique design and versatile power make it a truly perfect tool for any electrician, plumber, or general craftsmen.

Ranging in price from about $150 - $180, Dewalt's DW965K-2 (12v, 3/8") cordless right angle drill-driver is basically the best deal you're likely to find for a quality cordless angle drill. The DW965K-2 is an uncommonly versatile tool with the big power to work through challenging conditions and materials, and two-speeds (ranging from 0 - 400 and 0 - 1,200 RPM) plus reversing to help you manage a host of applications. With a sleek design and a maximum output of 165 unit watts, the drill is a brilliant performer in tight spaces as well as in challenging industrial materials. A multi-grip trigger keeps you comfortable as you work, and at only 4.1 lbs the tool is ultra lightweight for comfortable operation during continuous work or awkward operation. The tool's all ball bearing construction and right angle transmission ensure durable high-performance throughout the life of the tool ultimately rendering this little sucker, an industrial performer at a price that no one can argue with.

In the long and short of it, with cordless power and angled versatility, one of these models is sure to fill the angle drilling void in your life. Good luck and happy crafting!

About the Author

Specializing in tool parts & web communications, Mallory joined M&M Tool 4 yrs ago adding to their over 150 yrs combined experience. For over 70 yrs M&M Tool has provided the best service to the tool industry with replacement parts, sales, & service to woodworking products, machinery & power tools like
Makita's BDA350 angle drill
and
Dewalt's DW960K-2 angle drill
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Drilling through angle iron???

How do I drill trough angle iron, all my drill bits gets blunt and I cant drill through....

Make sure you have the right drill bit, start with a small one at first, keep cooling it down with water to prevent it from going blunt.

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