105 Degree Turning Screwdriver Joint Corner Attachment for Electric Drill

Key Features

• 105-Degree Joint — The joint is set at 105 degrees for turning fasteners at an angle.
• Narrow Space Reach — It extends into narrow spaces that are hard to reach.
• Electric Drill Connection — It connects to an electric drill, a rechargeable electric drill, or a manual wrench.
• Locking Magnetic Head — The head has a locking and magnetic device that keeps the socket from falling off.
• 1/4 Hex Head Fit — It accepts standard 1/4 hexagon screwdriver heads.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 61 mm (2.4 in)
• Joint angle: 105 degrees
• Intended Use: Wood Drilling

What It Is / How It Works

This turning screwdriver joint is a corner attachment for electric drills, an extension socket screwdriver head that angles the drive at 105 degrees.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Angled screwdriver joints suit DIY users and woodworkers who often need to turn screws or nuts in tight corners or behind other parts. They are useful for small repair jobs as well as larger carpentry work where a straight driver cannot get in.

How to Use / Care

1. Connect the joint to an electric drill, a rechargeable electric drill, or a manual wrench.
2. Insert a standard 1/4 hexagon screwdriver head into the functional head.
3. Use the joint in narrow spaces that are hard to reach to turn screws and nuts.
4. Use it for DIY woodworking projects, from simple repairs to complex carpentry tasks.

How to Choose

Start with the drive you already own. Check that your electric drill, rechargeable drill, or manual wrench can hold the joint, since the connection is built for those tools. Next, look at the head: a standard 1/4 hexagon screwdriver head is the size this joint accepts. An angled joint suits tight corners and spots where a straight driver cannot reach, so choose it when those conditions match your project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What angle does the joint turn at?
It is set at 105 degrees, so it turns screws and nuts at an angle in tight spots.

Which tools does it connect to?
It connects to an electric drill, a rechargeable electric drill, or a manual wrench.

What head size does it take?
It accepts standard 1/4 hexagon screwdriver heads, and the locking and magnetic device keeps the socket from falling off.

How long is it?
It measures 61 mm (2.4 in).

What is it intended for?
It is intended for woodworking projects, from simple repairs to complex carpentry tasks.