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Rough in electrical work with out right angle drill?

forest_sir | Posted in General Discussion on

Or will I need to bite the bullet and purchase one?

I have plenty of 6″ bits and an 18″- 3/4″ Nail eater bit if that makes a difference.

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  1. suburbanguy | | #1

    If you only have a few to do, DeWalt makes a great little right angle attachment for a drill/driver. Rated for impact drivers. I bought one about 3 months ago for a bathroom reno.--for re-routing supply lines.

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    tfarwell | | #2

    These work really well with an impact driver.

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    tfarwell | | #3

    You can use impact drive spade bits. They are loud, but work well.

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