Milescraft 1390 Right-Angle Drill Attachment, 3/8-Inch Chuck and Reversible Handle

The 3/8-inch drive shaft is designed to fit most drills, giving this Milescraft attachment a clear role when a straight drill is awkward to position.

It includes a 3/8-inch chuck and key, and is specified to accept 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch drill bits. The solid steel drive and reversible handle are practical details for a tool used in confined spaces.

This is an add-on rather than a complete drill. You’ll like it if you already have a compatible drill and want a right-angle way to reach a difficult spot, It may not suit you if you need a standalone drilling tool.

Highlights

The Milescraft 1390 is intended to help with drilling where there is limited room to line up a standard drill. For example, it could be useful when working inside a cabinet or near an obstruction, where the drill body would otherwise make access awkward. The attachment changes the working angle, it does not replace the drill that powers it.

Its reversible ergonomic handle can be positioned for left- or right-handed use. The solid steel drive is another stated design feature, while the included chuck and key mean the listed package has the components needed to hold a bit. Customers speak positively about the build and general function, with one noting its usefulness in a tight drilling space. Those comments are impressions, not a substitute for checking fit with your own drill.

Getting the most from it

Before choosing it, consider the drill you plan to use and the space around the job. The product information says the 3/8-inch drive shaft fits most drills, rather than every drill, so that wording should not be read as guaranteed compatibility with all models. The stated bit sizes are 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch, if your work depends on another size, the supplied details do not confirm support for it.

There are no specific cleaning or maintenance instructions in the product details. The useful distinction is its format: compared with buying a separate right-angle drill, this attachment is aimed at people who want to use a drill they already own. A dedicated tool may make more sense if you are looking for a complete drill rather than an accessory.

How to use it

Fit the attachment to a drill, then secure a suitable bit in its 3/8-inch chuck using the included key. Set the reversible handle to suit your working hand and the space available, and position the head towards the area you need to reach. For a job such as drilling inside a tight cabinet, this angled arrangement may make positioning easier than approaching with a straight drill.

The supplied information does not give detailed instructions for fitting it to particular drill models, so rely on the fit of your own tool rather than assuming universal compatibility. Use a bit size listed for the attachment and follow the instructions for the drill and bit you are using.

Questions before you buy

Will it fit my drill? The 3/8-inch drive shaft is said to fit most drills, but the details do not confirm every model. Check your drill’s connection before relying on the match.

Which drill bits does it accept? The product information lists 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch bits.

Is the chuck included? Yes. A 3/8-inch chuck and key are listed as included components.

When it makes sense

The Milescraft 1390 is worth considering if tight access is the main problem and you already have a drill to power the attachment. It offers a different approach from replacing your existing tool with a dedicated right-angle drill, while the reversible handle caters for either hand. Buyer feedback is favourable on build, function and value, but the key decision remains whether your drill fits and the listed bit sizes suit your tasks. If either point is uncertain, this is not a complete alternative to a drill that is already designed for the job.