Craftsman Right Angle Drill Adapter

[metaldad]

anyone familiar with this adapter?
1/4'' drive shaft, slightly chewed up, 3/8 od, tapped 1/4-20, geared 2:1.
thinking about selling/trading. been watching ebay for months with nothing similar for sale to base a price on.

 

[Bdgjr215]

I have one in my shop ,never used it though.Can't help you on price but i've only ever seen a few.

 

[driftpin]

Sell it for whatever you're offered, not going to be much demand for them. As I recall, they may not operate at a 1:1 ratio. Have you put it to use? Maybe that one time you need to drill into a stud wall to run electric, or something, you'll wish you had it. I have a 19.2 Volt Craftsman 3/8" cordless right-angle drill I use occasionally. I've seen a few of those over the years and I always passed on the opportunity to buy one. I've even seen one new in the box.

 

[metaldad]

no, i have never used it. dont remember how it was acquired.
dont think drilling studs was its intended use.
looks light duty. and its 2:1
i have right angle drills, no need for a 'gimmick'

 

[Bdgjr215]

Someone that collects vintage craftsman will probably be interested if the price is right.

 

[6PTsocket]

I remember seeing them a lot. It was sort of a generic item with almost any brand name in it. I have a 3/8 rt angle Makita drill and a Milwaukee that is hex in and out and accepts any of the hex drills and bits and has a far smaller profile.

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[6PTsocket]

I meant to say a Milwaukee rt angle adapter, not another rt angle drill.

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