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This week I used the older model red Milwaukee close quarter angle corded drill to clean a couple of rusted statues with a wire wheel. It was the older model with the flappy switch. It said Heavy Duty on it so I expected that it would last forever. I hadn't used it much before this week. It died about 90% through the project. I think what died was the speed switch electronics gizmo inside. I had to finish up with my large ancient corded regular drill. I really like the angle on it which I think is superior to the other 90 degree right angle drills out there. I have looked at the newer model of this drill with the larger switch, however I am concerned that it also won't last. The newer model can be found here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/MILWAUKEE-0370-20-Right-Angle-Drill-3-8-In-1300-RPM-3-5-A/222276486505?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 So two questions. 1) does anyone know if Milwaukee improved the design of the current model? and 2) does anyone know of any other manufacturers of a corded 45 degree close quarter drill? There is a no name one on Amazon just like the one that died. I'll be staying away from that one. Thanks for your input.