Corded right-angle drills have a bit-holding chuck that is oriented 90° to the tool body, so they have a slim profile for accessing corners and reaching into tight spaces. These tools are commonly used for drilling in general maintenance and construction tasks. Corded tools plug into an outlet to allow longer run times than cordless tools, so they are well suited for repetitive tasks where many holes are being drilled, for drilling through dense or thick materials, and for applications where portability isn't a concern. They maintain full power during operation and don't have batteries that require recharging.