





A full-size drill can be too long or bulky when a screw sits close to a wall, inside furniture, behind trim or around vehicle components.
The 90° head changes the direction of the drive so a compatible drill or driver can work in spaces where a straight tool body has limited clearance.

A compact right-angle head, magnetic bit holder, anti-slip grip and standard 1/4-inch hex interface make the adapter practical for tight-space DIY work.

The right-angle design helps redirect the drive into narrow areas, allowing better access where a standard drill body cannot line up directly with the fastener.

The magnetic holder helps keep compatible hex bits seated while you position the adapter around awkward screws and corners.

A textured grip area gives you a more secure place to steady the attachment while guiding it into confined spaces.

The attachment is designed around common 1/4-inch hex bits, making it useful for furniture assembly, home repairs and compatible automotive work.
See how redirecting the drive can make certain confined fasteners easier to approach.

Use the adapter in three simple stages.

Insert the adapter's 1/4-inch hex shank into a compatible drill or driver and secure it according to the tool's instructions.
Fit the required 1/4-inch hex bit into the right-angle holder and confirm it is fully seated.
Guide the compact head into the tight area, keep the attachment steady and operate the drill at an appropriate speed for the fastener.
A compact attachment for jobs where direct drill clearance is limited.
Key interface and use details based on the supplied product page.

| Product Type | 90° Right-Angle Drill / Driver Adapter |
| Shank | 1/4-Inch Hex |
| Bit Holder | Magnetic 1/4-Inch Hex Holder |
| Design | Compact 90° Head + Anti-Slip Grip |
| Recommended Use | Furniture / Automotive / Home Improvement / Tight-Space DIY |
| Package Includes | 1 × 90° Right Angle Drill Adapter |
Safety note: Use only with compatible drills, drivers and 1/4-inch hex bits. Disconnect or power off the tool before changing bits, keep hands clear of rotating parts, wear suitable eye protection, and do not exceed the speed or torque limits of the adapter or your power tool.
Quick answers about compatibility, magnetic retention, use cases and safe operation.
The supplied page describes compatibility with standard 1/4-inch hex bits.
It is intended for tight-space fastening tasks such as furniture assembly, home repairs and compatible automotive maintenance where a straight drill cannot easily fit.
Yes. The supplied product description lists a magnetic bit holder designed to help keep compatible bits seated during use.
Use it only with a drill or driver that accepts the adapter's 1/4-inch hex shank and operates within the attachment's supported speed and torque limits. Exact limits were not provided in the supplied page.
A compact right-angle attachment can help you work around obstacles and reach fasteners in spaces where a full-size drill body has limited clearance.
Attach it, insert a compatible bit, position the 90° head and work more deliberately in confined areas.

A full-size drill can be too long or bulky when a screw sits close to a wall, inside furniture, behind trim or around vehicle components.
The 90° head changes the direction of the drive so a compatible drill or driver can work in spaces where a straight tool body has limited clearance.

A compact right-angle head, magnetic bit holder, anti-slip grip and standard 1/4-inch hex interface make the adapter practical for tight-space DIY work.

The right-angle design helps redirect the drive into narrow areas, allowing better access where a standard drill body cannot line up directly with the fastener.

The magnetic holder helps keep compatible hex bits seated while you position the adapter around awkward screws and corners.

A textured grip area gives you a more secure place to steady the attachment while guiding it into confined spaces.

The attachment is designed around common 1/4-inch hex bits, making it useful for furniture assembly, home repairs and compatible automotive work.
See how redirecting the drive can make certain confined fasteners easier to approach.

Use the adapter in three simple stages.

Insert the adapter's 1/4-inch hex shank into a compatible drill or driver and secure it according to the tool's instructions.
Fit the required 1/4-inch hex bit into the right-angle holder and confirm it is fully seated.
Guide the compact head into the tight area, keep the attachment steady and operate the drill at an appropriate speed for the fastener.
A compact attachment for jobs where direct drill clearance is limited.
Key interface and use details based on the supplied product page.

| Product Type | 90° Right-Angle Drill / Driver Adapter |
| Shank | 1/4-Inch Hex |
| Bit Holder | Magnetic 1/4-Inch Hex Holder |
| Design | Compact 90° Head + Anti-Slip Grip |
| Recommended Use | Furniture / Automotive / Home Improvement / Tight-Space DIY |
| Package Includes | 1 × 90° Right Angle Drill Adapter |
Safety note: Use only with compatible drills, drivers and 1/4-inch hex bits. Disconnect or power off the tool before changing bits, keep hands clear of rotating parts, wear suitable eye protection, and do not exceed the speed or torque limits of the adapter or your power tool.
Quick answers about compatibility, magnetic retention, use cases and safe operation.
The supplied page describes compatibility with standard 1/4-inch hex bits.
It is intended for tight-space fastening tasks such as furniture assembly, home repairs and compatible automotive maintenance where a straight drill cannot easily fit.
Yes. The supplied product description lists a magnetic bit holder designed to help keep compatible bits seated during use.
Use it only with a drill or driver that accepts the adapter's 1/4-inch hex shank and operates within the attachment's supported speed and torque limits. Exact limits were not provided in the supplied page.
A compact right-angle attachment can help you work around obstacles and reach fasteners in spaces where a full-size drill body has limited clearance.
Attach it, insert a compatible bit, position the 90° head and work more deliberately in confined areas.


















