DEWALT 18V XR Right Angle Drill with Bit Holder and Belt Hook, DCD740N-XJ

Great tool for confind spaces. It's surprisingly heavy and feels very well built. No issues at all with the drill, drilled numerous holes in joists and other hard to get to places with ease. One of those wish I had it tools, and glad when you do.

Powerful and good quality typical DeWalt 2 only has the smaller chuck which was a bit of a disappointment

I bought this to use on an occasional basis and its performed very well. Another quality Dewalt product

great drill, I needed this in a tight spot, when a normal drill was unable to fit, a must for any tool kit, good price for a DeWalt drill, very pleased, thank's, Kev.

Great little drill, was surprised with the power , it's a decent size and not to heavy, ideal for getting in between joists

Angled Drill I don’t know whether you have tried the right angle drill attachments but they have a real problem. Not only is there a rotational force opposite to the direction of the drill or screwdriver bit that you have to control but there is also a second rotational force that’s attempting to spin the entire attachment. Using them is not the easiest of things to do, especially with screws the forces involved are much higher and it gets pretty difficult to hold everything in place. The right angle drill is much easier to use and actually isn’t that much more expensive than a good adapter. Typical DeWalt Quality, nothing to comment on there. The dimension by the way are in inches not as Amazon says in cm. If you take a standard DeWalt drill and bend it straight it’s about the same size and weight. Slightly thinner. My only compliant is the drill hasn’t got a clutch. Why not DeWalt? Thank heavens it does at least have two speeds. The slow speed, in my humble opinion, is a little fast. It's too slow for a drill but a little fast for screwdriving. The on/off is a speed control though so it's possible to control. The drill is very quiet and the blue flashes indicate its not brushless! Instead of the normal 13mm the chuck is 10mm. A 10mm drill fits in easy and in fact you might be lucky and get an 11mm in there but certainly no more than that. First thing I do with all DeWalt is remove the belt clip! Looks handy but truth is that it catches on almost everything so it’s better gone. Personally I think if you are second fix ( work like fixtures and fittings – skirting boards, doors, kitchens, and other fine work ) then an angled drill is perhaps the most important purchase you will make. It strange to me that most people these days will buy an impact driver when in fact the more obvious choice is an angled driver. An impact driver is more a first fix tool ( rougher, heavier work such as structural timber work ) and is so darn noisy you really don’t want to use one in a second fix situation. Great little drill. Buy one and think about it later.

It’s not required often but when it is it’s perfect for tight spaces. Either drilling or screwing the large trigger makes it easy to get a decent grip & do the job.

Lifesaver in tight spaces- sturdy, well-made, plenty of power.