Milwaukee 2415-20 M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Right Angle Drill, 3/4 In, Bare Tool, Medium

I have a lot of tools, and some from each brand. I buy for use, versatility, compactors, and price. Especially for special use tools. That said,this little 12v 90 degree angle drill, really impressed me on the first use. A lot of torque for it's voltage, and size. The easy change out of tips, or bits is great. It holds them well, and they don't slip. It sips power from the battery which is nice. The Chuck size is 3/8, so be aware. The battery meter shows up, when the paddle trigger is pressed. The LED headlight is bright, and helpful. One last thing is how nicely the battery follows the tool body. I use 2.5ah high capacity batteries, for this reason. It is super streamlined, and easy to maneuver around in tight spots. I highly recommend it as a "specialty" tool. Will it last a house remodeling? Not sure. Will it last 15yrs if used in certain project applications, I believe it will. Buy near Turkey Day if ya want the best deal.

I was on the fence about buying this one and read all the reviews and I understand the complaints about the ergonomics of the direction switch, although I found it pretty easy to adjust to and it works pretty well but could get in the way on some jobs. I also get the complaints about the length but it keeps it slim, I was also thinking of getting the Ryobi, but in comparison its huge, and the battery is a monster, on this one with the smaller 1.5 or 2.0 M12 battery its pretty compact just a bit long. I was concerned about the paddle switch but it worked great and is easy to use in awkward situations and the speed switch is in a perfect spot so you can set it and not bump it.I bought this to drill the holes half in the crankshaft and half in the pulley for a GM LS motor since they don't have a key and are just a press fit so they can spin on the shaft in belt driven supercharger applications so they sell pinning kits to stop them from rotating. Its hard to get in there with the engine installed and the radiator still in place so this drill made the job go a lot easier and power was not a problem. I originally drilled pinned the shaft with the OEM balancer and used my standard Ryobi drill which required pulling the radiator and turning the engine over until the location for the hole was in just the right spot. It took forever to drill the hole. With this drill I blasted right through and didn't have to worry about where I needed the hole it just fit. The only thing I wish it had was the power indicator like some of my other brushless M12 tools.It is definitely a problem solver and maybe not something you will reach for every day but definitely worth having. It has serious torque for a small tool (well smallish it is still definitely decently sized) that fits in tight spots. The chuck worked well and was small enough but still got tight enough for a keyless. No idea how it will hold up in the long haul for heavy use but I am glad to have it. I should have put it on my shelf a long time ago since i have had numerous problems it could have helped with, but glad to have it now.

The Milwaukee 2415-20 M12 12-Volt Lithium Cordless Right Angle Drill works great. We've all experienced trying to drill or get a screw in those tight spaces, and that's what this drill is made for. It had great power when I needed to install a draw slide/guide into a kitchen cabinet. It feels durable in my hands and it's not to big or cumbersome like some of the other brands out there, that's what I like about Milwaukee's 12-Volt products. If you end up buying this right angle drill, you will find yourself using as your go to drill. Ergonomically it fits well in my hands while using it.

The cordless right angle drill is fantastic! It’s powerful, compact, and perfect for tight spaces. The battery life is great, and it’s well-built. Highly effective for various drilling tasks!

I purchased this tool for a specific reason and it works for that. Before you jump on a right angle drill, make sure you NEED it. It will be less ergonomic as a drill since it is hard to push straight down. Your hand tends to touch the chuck so wear heavy gloves. As a screw or nut driver it can get into some tight places (which is what I needed). It has its uses but it is not the tool you will reach for under normal conditions.Let's talk about. that. torque limiting. As near I can figure, this is just a measurement of motor current draw. When it exceeds a limit, the power is cut and a red light comes on. There is a thumb wheel to set this with. Kind of a poorer solution to a clutch and I am not sure I will use it.This brings up two more points. This is not a "Fuel" tool in that it has a brushed rather than brushless motor. Battery life is shorter due the the reduced efficiency of this design. I read reviews about folks complaining that one LED was defective. Uummm-guys, that second LED was the red one for an over-torque event. It is not a second white LED. You get one of those which is bright enough.Finally, the max speed is 800 rpm. It is not adjustable by range, just by the trigger/paddle. It is kind of slow but with that motor and gearbox, that is about the best you could hope for.You will know if you need this. Don't buy it unless you do. Right angle drills are a speciality item. This is OK for light occasional duty to get you out of a jamb.

I have been looking at these for a while and after I bought one I use it everywhere. Its great for under cabinet work where you only have 4.5" just adjust you bit grip and go! It not you main driver tool but excellent in tight spaces.

VERY GOOD THANKS.

Does the job every time I need it to zero complaints