Right angle converter for screwdriver bits

use your screwfix book to look for this product

 

on page 78

 

If you have got loads to do at different angles why not get a bosch 10.8v angle drill. Use it and then ebay it.

 

They are rubbish, I tried one of the better ones & it fell to pieces in no time at all, I think I got about 40 30mm screws out of it, they are also rubbish to work with, better to buy an angle gun.

 

I find a flexi driver comes in handy for this kind of thing.

 

I tried one of those 45 degree drivers to fix a bomb trolley....Absolute sh..e.

 

i have the bosch 10.8 angle driver its quality but i also have one the milwaukee adaptors that its about 20 mm so it can get in anywhere

lee

 

If you're fixing at an angle it is difficult to put on a lot of pressure so I would suggest using a T star or Torx screw head with a flexible or 45 degree driver.

 

These are good or you could find your own suppliers and sizes

 

I forgot to post the link.
http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-Spax-Premium-Quality-T-Star-Wood-Screws-19753.htm

 

what are????

 

yep i've used them they are good

everyone seems to be reducing the cost of them are they going to stop making??

 

what are????

You're quick.

 

I have a cheap version of the milwalkie adapter [£6] has lasted years, also for really confined space this type of thing is usefull.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/12-PIECE-MINI-RIGHT-ANGLE-RATCHET-SCREWDRIVER-SET_W0QQitemZ310028514493QQihZ021QQcategoryZ82256QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD2VQQcmdZViewItem?trksid=p1638.m122

 

Try this,

http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/productlist/4/306/Angled%20Screwdriver.html

or this

http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/product/SNAP_OFLD/6/driver/snappy_offline_driver.html

HTH

andy@trend

 

hey andy i had your angle driver attachment and it was well made just a little big the milwaukee is really well made its lasted me ages

lee