I used my Dewalt one last month with a 1-1/4” spade bit to drill through 3/4” subfloor to install baseboard heat tubing. It did great and no damage to it at all. I used my Milwaukee M12 drill ironically lol

I have the Dewalt one and love it. Came with a bit kit I bought awhile back. I sold all my Dewalt and ryobi tools and went all into Milwaukee to stay in one platform. Kept my right angle attachment though and has worked great for me.

Gotta agree both will work fine and are great little time and trouble saving tools. I have an older Dewalt that looks almost identical to the Milwaukee in design. I also have the new Dewalt one. They both work well but the main plus for me with the new Dewalt design is the bit extractor hole in the back that allows you to put a nail or skinny screw in the back to pop your bit out to make extracting the bit easier. The old style is hard to get a bit out of sometimes. 1" phillips bits are recessed pretty deep in the tool and are hard to grab.

I have the MILWAUKEE 49-22-8510 which heavier duty than both of the right angle attachments reviewed here. I've had it for a few years and have been very pleased with it. It costs more but in my opinion, it's worth it.

I picked up the Milwaukee. I actually went to pick up the DeWalt. Out of stock, and I needed one for a job. After hearing what you said about the DeWalt's magnet, I'm happy I got the Milwaukee. The 1 inch bit provided was in there super tight. Works for me.

I bought the DeWalt about 5 years ago and it’s still going strong I would also say I don’t think either of these brands will let you down I have several power tools of both brands and I would suggest either brand

I asked for this a few times on several channels. Glad you did a video

I had the older DeWalt one. Slightly bigger. The bearing in it shattered after about half an hour of screwing 75mm 14g tek screws. Think I'll try the Milwaukee. Thanks for the vid.

I bought the dewalt because it was a bit cheaper, and it hasn’t disappointed me at all. I see no reason to switch, it works great.

Is there a way to keep the right angle driver in a fixed position (in the chuck) ? Or is it always necessary to hold it in place with your hand and push down on the head to keep it from spinning/rotating in the chuck?

I have the older Dewalt and love it. The video is awesome as usual. I give props for giving the evil twin a chance time after time. You are the bigger man👍

I like that the Dewalt can hold a 1" bit, and with the hole in the back, it is easy to remove it. I needed this for one of my DIY jobs and it worked great.

It's the month of Love and it's nice to see DeWalt and Milwaukee showing some affection for each other. They probably love each other more than their respective fans. :-)

Dude! This was soooo entertaining! Subbed!

I own them both. Basically the same thing. DeWalt is smaller but heavier. I measured them and the Milwaukee depth is ~0.5" and the DeWalt is 0.75".

thanks for the review! I love your videos and im a fan!

The 6x6 edit lol. Great vid man some sense of humor in these reviews is cool

There were actual lolls to be had on this video!!!😅

What about short bits? I saw another review where they nearly vanished in the adapter, like @Sean Duncan says, too. Is there something to do against that?

👼🎶"Treated 6x6 with no pilot hooooollllleees" 🎶👼. 😂. Awesome review Clint. Look at the subscriber number jump.....well deserved!

Guess it boils down to each users preference... Its a win win for both tools...and also how well does the user use the tool to suit the need... Always a great and informative video...TRZ rocks...

I used the Milwaukee for sheetrock above some beams. The tip kept coming out. It wasn’t just mine either my buddies did the same

Just ordered the Milwaukee one at work😎

I need a left angle impact attachment all I can find is the right angle any advice on where to look

I like both brands a lot so personally I’d go with the cheaper one

Wow, he did this entire video without dripping any lip gravy. Sign of a true pro!

We had a couple of the Dewalt (older) ones at the window fab shop. Hated using it. It definitely got the job done. However it was just to difficult to get my hands in the places to use that. 👊

Great review, the DeWalt is overall smaller, but I think the business end of the Milwaukee is thinner. Anywho again great video and Like button engaged.

Yes! I finally have a tool you prefer over another lol. Thank you for taking the time to produce another excellent review. The things I love about my DWARA60 are the size, it fits it tights spaces without issue. The magnetic holding power is amazing, haven’t lost a bit and/or screw, yet. And, I actually like the positioning of the ribbed grip directly above the bit , it allows for that extra down force sometimes needed without having to worry about my thumb slipping when driving a screw.

6:25 Yeah, I have the DeWey version and I found the same thing in real life. I tried to use it to turn the leveling bolts on my riding mower and it said "nope." They just don't transfer torque very well.

Braaaa! You are one f'en funny son-of-a-gun! Love the vids man. Great GREAT JOB! Am I the only one who noticed that the first test with the screw, was only done with the Milwaukaa-i-A. The Dewalt didn't get a chance. Oh well. REAL-NASSSS-LIKE!!!

I’m was a big Milwaukee fan, but dang if they haven’t sold out to China

Good video Clint @ToolReviewZone

I own a Dewalt that I got in a kit and I love it. The difference between the Dewalt and Milwaukee is that if you're using a short 1" bit its sticks out less than the Milwaukee one. But I've got to say that I'm a Milwaukee fan.

Thanks Clint. Really cool video!! I have both an i though they where great until I bought the ARES 70790. If you want something durable, that’s the one to buy.

Nice job there 👍 I might have pick me one up

that was real nice right !! I just got the Milwaukee one in a kit.

What is the warranty lookin like for both?

Awesome video. Great job

I like the Dewalt which is a little bit smaller.

Sir L type nut remove adapter available please tell me

Great video! You do have fine sense of humour.

A+ on the heavenly pressure treated 6x6 with no pilot holes intro

There also other brands at home depot in the plumbing section Malco I belive @ToolReviewZone

Dewalt has a new 2 piece right angle attachment, DWAMRA is the product number. It has a handle for the compact part, found it at Home Depot for $24.97.

Thank you bud. Need one. Couldn't figure which one would last more than a week.

Right now 3/27/22 Home Depot has the right angle adapter with a 70 piece shockwave bit set for $32!!! Originally $68

great review!

Clint, check out the Milwaukee 49-22-8510. Sure it's twice the cost, but it's all metal, adjustable handle, and a tank.

I have them both and they both work great!

I have both I like the milwuakee because it doesn’t burry small 1’ bits like the dewalt

I had to buy the Milwaukee ; it was the only one available at Home Depot when I need it ...

Milwaukee makes another version built way better it’s a beast I’ve put it threw a lot still going strong.

Yo TRZ! I caught that! You slipping in " I got big hands" for allylur female subscribers! Well played sir

Check out the old school M12 brushed right angle impact driver. I’m not kidding you it is my goto for servicing and installing HVAC equipment. It gets in places many other tools can’t and can be done one handed 🤙

I still think I'm going to buy the all metal one that milwaukee has out. It looks to be the sturdiest one I've seen so far.

I just bought the milwuakee online from Home Depot but the reason I got it was for 35 bucks it came with 72 bit set

But what about the other milwaukee right angle the white 1 with the flip out handle

I've got 2 dewalt and 2 milwaukee attachments, they all got their uses Buy them both, lol

I work with the dewalt tool. I'm happy. The Milky Way is not very common in our country.

Milwaukee makes another version of that attachment. Not sure what the difference is but it looks like it’s made of all metal. Like I said unsure what the difference is in the 2 models

I have all of the dewalt models and have held up well other then the first one dewalt made never purchased the Milwaukee @ToolReviewZone

Dewalt is my choice bcause of the design, slimmer so fits better in tigh spaces and is tough too, the other one is a little more bulky...

The rigid octane needs a kobalt xtr bulletproof

The dewalt looks the coolest

Clint that's the greatest Valentine movie ever!!!!

I bought the Dewalt looks a little bit more compact and more metallic (better quality). Ridgid is owned by the same company as Milwaukee.

Кароч , у Милки не магнитит внутренний магнит , а кольцевой магнит у Дэволта работает как надо . И о цене : Милка за три рубля , а Дэволт - за руб ...

Can I able use DeWalt on a Milwaukee drill.

I got the DeWalt angle adapter for free with the purchase of a driver bit kit.

My Dewalt one works good!Havent tried the millwakee one yet!

Dewalt 👍👍👍👍👍👍 The black version at Lowe's is the same as the yellow one but it looks bad @ss!!!

I want to say it was my dewalt that i kept getting my bits stuck in. Not that the magnet was stronger but the regular bits sit too deep to grab them by hand

And there is also a dewalt flex shaft 90

There is actually a Heavy Duty DeWALT verson too. DWARA120

I have dewalt makita and Milwaukee to me i dont think it matters when it comes to accessories go with the better deal

Used to big a fan of rigid tools can’t understand why they killed the octane brand. I went to Milwaukee after that

cool video.

Dewalt comes w/ a 90 degree handle now

The Dewalt is just better. When in use keep it under 3000 RPMs or 887 Speed 2. Also dont drive 6in lags with this...

Smeeesh that like button.👀👉🏽 👍🏽

Got the wrong milwaukee attachment

I just wanted to see who actually uses these (mine sits in a bucket).

Take the four torx screws out on the face of the Milwaukee and grease the fuck out of the bevel gears. I used the red tacky kind. Then put a 12” extension and run on high till she’s butter.

Milwaukee support 225nm and dewalt just 40nm.

No paddle bits? LOL

My desalt one gets kinda hot, would like to know if any of the milcockee owners ever experienced this

Mac&cheese

Every once and a while dewalt will put the angle attachment in a kit at depot... I think for 15$ the rest of the kit didn’t make it but the angle is still around

dewalt came in a package deal with some bits set for 20 bucks so its like i got it for free .

Milwaukee all the way. No need to explore DeWalt Disney tools.

I came to KZfaq to see a comparison. I am an electrician and I broke my Milwaukee adapter. I rarely use it, but when I do it's a brutal request. I try to minimize any drywall damage so there are many times I would like to drill down through the top plate but the roof angle creates a significant height issue so I pop a daredevil bit into this adapter, start as straight as I can and angle it as I sink it in. Usually the bits are 1 inch or less but occasionally 1 1/4 or 1 1/8. Lots of nails in these missions. I took the adapter apart and am not very impressed with the overall construction. Keep in mind I am a big team red guy so if anything my bias would be pro Milwaukee. The side you attach to your drill there is a form fit collet of sort around the hex shank to give a rounded exterior. That broke in 3 places. Around that piece was a cylinder that cracked lengthwise. It seemed to exist to allow the inner piece to rotate within it. They could have had a design to that shank to make that section permanently round and put a bearing on it but they cheaped out hard. The shank that runs the length has a slight bow in it, which could have caused all the cracks and failures. Then finally the head itself has a crack in it. 6 points of failure in that tool. I'm going to buy a Dewalt one next, went with the Milwaukee originally based on brand/preference.

😆🍻🍺😊

Rigid made in same factory as Milwaukee... biased

There’s a feature on the dewalt, that not one of you who has ever “reviewed” the tool has mentioned. You can see the feature on every video of the dewalt. Look on the backside, that little hole. Drop a 1 inch bit in both the Milwaukee and dewalt. To get that one inch bit out of the Milwaukee, you need pliers. To get a one inch bit out of the dewalt, you just need a little pokey instrument. Not a single one of you “reviewers” has noticed that feature on the dewalt. Make it real.