Gino Development 01-0173 TruePower Electric Close Quarters Angle Drill, 3/8"

Purchased this little drill to drill out broken bolt in my engine. I did not want to remove radiator and grill to get one broken bolt out so this was the solution. Great size (I did have to cut off the drill bits to get them short enough to fit in the confined space!)Drill was powerful enough to drill through the steel bolt and has reverse for when the bit hangs. I tried to use a bolt extractor which requires drilling in reverse and this worked well as far as the drill is concerned - the extractor did not work but the drill performed flawlessly! The angle of the head was great and you can get leverage to drill through the steel. Highly recommend for light duty close quarter use.

This drill works well out of the box for sanding bowls on the lathe. Weight is good. Angle is good. If it holds up for the long run I'll think it is pretty good value.

I used this once or twice a month for 14 months for an hour or two per instance. It started throwing sparks, getting very hot and now doesn't work at all. I would not recommend.

Good angle drill. The lever for the trigger I think could use some improvement. Heavy, but compact which is what I needed.

I purchased it to sand inside of bowls and tight areas on furniture. I works O.K. but is heavy and bulky. Your hand needs to be over the chuck to activate the trigger. The price is great and it does do the job.

Great tool just what I needed

Same O’l Chinese tool from a company that went bankrupt a few years ago and resurfaced under a new name at $20 more for same tool. The brushes are the weak point and wear quickly with no repair parts. So just be aware. It does fit in tight spots due to its angled head so be aware.

I needed a tool to be able to drill pilot holes and drive screws into the inside edges of kitchen cabinet face frames to mount drawer glides and hinges, as well as drive pocket screws into interior cleats and glue blocks -- all tight quarters tasks. This tool did the job nicely. It was heftier (size and weight) than I expected (not a bad thing), and had more than enough power/torque for the job. It wasn't difficult to acclimate 'feel-wise' to the variable-speed paddle switch and overall handling of the tool, and the results were all that I had hoped for. I haven't used it for 'heavy duty' tasks yet (like long, large screws), but that requirement may very well be coming up in the near future when it's time to install the cabinets. So at this point, it's "so far, so good" -- a great value, especially for the price.