The UK's Top 10 Best Selling
Right angle Drills
Our list of the Top 10 Bestselling Right Angle Drills in the UK today provides you with the best selection of drills that are perfect for any job. With powerful motors, comfortable ergonomics, and long-lasting durability, these drills are perfect for drilling through wood, metal, and concrete. With features such as variable speed settings, adjustable angles, and reversible actions, these drills are sure to help you get the job done quickly and efficiently.
Based on customer reviews and sales
Last updated: 31st May 2023 23:17
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Most PopularRight Angle Drillin the UK today
Good
7.8/10
2,200+
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8.6/10
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6.5/10
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8.3/10
600+
Top Right angle Drills based on number of reviews
This is a list of the bestselling Right angle Drills ranked by number of reviews found online
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Right Angle Drill, Vakki 105 Degree Right Angle Driver Angle Extension Power Screwdriver Drill Attachment 1/4inch Hex Bit Socket Screwdriver Holder Adaptor for Tight Corner WorkspaceGood2,1632,1637.8/10 - 3
TIMESETL 105° Right Angle Drill Attachment, 1/4-inch Hex Shank Right Angled Screwdriver Drill Bit Holder Extension Right Angle DrillGood1,0371,0377.6/10 - 4
4 PCS Flexible Drill Bit Extension, FineGood Soft Drill Connection Adaptor Screwdriver Extension Shaft for Power DrillGood8438437.4/10 - 5TIMESETL 0.8-10mm Right Angle Bend Extension 90 Degree Professional Cordless Drill Attachment Adapter 8mm Hex Shank for Tight Corner WorkspaceExcellent6146148.3/10
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ZFYQ Right Angle Drill with Hex Shank 1/4 Inch Adjustable Screwdriver Socket Holder Adapter and Flexible Angle Extension Bit Kit (3PCS)Good5405407.6/10 - 9
DeWalt DCD740N-XJ 18V XR Lithium-Ion Body Only Cordless 2-Speed Angle Drill, Yellow/Black, 4.57 cm*12.52 cm*2.99 cmExcellent3123128.4/10
Top tips for buying Right Angle Drill
- Consider the type of material you will be drilling into. Different drills are designed to work better with certain materials.
- Consider the type of job you will be doing and how much power you will need. If you’re drilling into hard materials, you’ll need a more powerful drill.
- Check the size of the chuck and the range of drill bits it can accept.
- Look at the features offered by the drill – such as variable speed, reverse action and adjustable torque settings.
- Check the length of the cord. If you’re likely to be working in awkward places, a longer cord may be more suitable.
- Consider the weight of the drill. If you’ll be using it for extended periods, a lighter drill may be more comfortable to use.
- Check the warranty offered by the manufacturer.
- Look for special offers and discounts.
- Read reviews online to get an idea of how well the drill performs.
- Ask for advice from friends and family who have used similar drills.