Right Angle Attachment Accessory

By Ethan Bickford on Tool Reviews

DeWalt DWARA100 Impact Ready Right Angle Attachment Review

One of the most useful accessories

In the remodeling world any tool that can get you into confined spaces to fasten or cut is a huge advantage. The DeWalt DWARA100 Impact Ready Right Angle Attachment brings impact driver fastening torque to right angle adapters.

 Solid construction excellent innovation

DeWalt DWARA100 Impact Ready Right Angle Attachment

The construction  of the DeWalt DWARA100 impact ready right angle attachment is like a mini power tool.

It is essentially a ¼” hex drive shaft a small metal gear box and a bit holder.

The big innovation here is the bit holder.  A floating magnet holds the bit in place allowing for an incredibly low profile head. The bit holder accepts ¼” hex bits down to 1” in size.

With most bits you can just grab the bit and pull it out of the holder. With 1” bits you need to insert another bit or screw into the back of the head of the adapter to push the 1” bit out it’s an extra step but a small price to pay for such a short profile.

Overall Impression:

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I’m a big fan of right angle attachment accessory drivers and adapters simply because they can get you into those cramped quarters to get the job done without having to compromise on the quality of work.

In the past I’d used other  right angle attachment accessory drivers with my impact driver and crossed my fingers that they wouldn’t break under the harsh beating of the huge torque generated by that tool. But no worries here! Easy to use and effective!

I’d considered spending a few hundred dollars on a dedicated right angle impact but this is a fantastic accessory that only costs about $30 and does the job without another entire tool to carry around.

This DEWALT  right angle attachment accessory drivers will pay for itself the first time you need it.

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About the author

Ethan Bickford

Carpenter / Remodeler / ACC Photographer

Ethan Bickford has a long history with carpentry. His father worked as a contractor for many years and taught him the ins and outs of home repair and remodeling from a very young age. Since then Ethan has kept up his skills and knowledge by doing handyman work while in college and eventually started his own carpentry and remodeling company which he’s been running for the last three years. Ethan loves teaching and advising on tools and techniques and is a big fan of quality workmanship. His motto is: “Do it right the first time!”

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