You Need A Right Angle Drill Attachment In Your Woodworking Tool Box

You need a right angle drill attachment in your shop. They come in so handy to be able to get to screws that are in tight spaces. Without them, it is impossible to be able to drive screws in some situations. The right angle adapter really shines when driving pocket hole screws. Check out the video and I'll explain how to use the right angle attachment and why you need one.

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0:00 Intro
0:41 DeWalt Right Angle Attachment
1:24 Driver Bits Work in Right Angle Adapters
1:51 Angle Attachment Used on Small Tables
2:08 Outro

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