Milwaukee Right Angle Drill, 12V, Sub‑Compact Angled Drill for Tight Spaces

Key points: 10mm chuck capacity, 12V power, sub-compact right-angle design, lightweight and ergonomic grip, and it’s sold as a bare tool (no battery or charger included).

Bare tool means you provide your own Milwaukee battery and charger. It lets you integrate the drill into your existing M12 ecosystem and helps keep total cost down if you already own compatible batteries.

Great for drilling and driving in tight spaces where a regular drill won’t fit—think installing cabinets, plumbing fittings, electrical boxes, and other precision work in compact areas.

Insert a compatible drill or screwdriver bit into the 10mm chuck, tighten securely, attach a Milwaukee 12V battery, and then operate at your chosen speed. Ensure the workpiece is properly clamped and steady before starting.

Wear eye protection and appropriate PPE, secure your workpiece, keep loose clothing and hair away, and always unplug or remove the battery before changing bits or making adjustments. Use the correct bit for the material and avoid overloading the tool.

Keep the chuck and contact areas clean and dry, wipe the tool with a dry cloth after use, check for any unusual looseness or wear, and store in a dry place. Regularly inspect bits for wear and replace as needed.

Milwaukee’s 12V sub-compact line is designed to be durable and reliable for professional tradespeople, especially for tasks in tight spaces. It’s suitable for ongoing field use when paired with proper Milwaukee batteries.

The C12RAD-0 specializes in tight, right-angle drilling, making it easier to work in confined spaces. The M12 BDD-0 is a standard drill/driver optimized for general drilling and driving tasks. If you routinely work in corners or under cabinets, the C12RAD-0 offers a practical advantage. See the alternative on Fepy: https://fepy.com/product/milwaukee-m12-bdd-0

If you already own Milwaukee 12V batteries and chargers, the bare tool can offer better value by expanding your toolkit without duplicating power sources. A kit, however, includes battery and charger, which can be convenient if you’re starting from scratch.

Use it for cabinet installation, under-sink plumbing access, electrical conduit work, and any job that requires drilling or driving in tight corners where a straight drill can’t reach.

This tool is built for Milwaukee’s 12V (M12) battery platform. If you already own M12 batteries, they’re compatible; always ensure you’re using a compatible Milwaukee battery rated for 12V to power the tool safely.