Martin King 2 | 05/07/2021 19:08:55 |
![]() 1129 forum posts 1 photos | Hi all, We have over the years had many many hand drills of all sorts for restoration and sale and I thought that i had seen them all! Yesterday however turned this up at Yeovil car boot, a really unusual small design that I have not seen before. No makers marks of any sort. Has the standard small 4 jaw chuck usually seen on Archimedes type drills; the body is of pressed or stamped steel and all parts are riveted together, no screws at all. Works really nicely! Anyone come across one by any chance? The only nice find in a rubbish day, got totally soaked, all our stuff got wet also and we took £12 with £7 entrance fee. Can't win 'em all! Cheers, Martin |
Michael Gilligan | 05/07/2021 20:20:36 |
![]() 23121 forum posts 1360 photos | That’s cute, Martin ! Are the ‘pinion’ teeth just rods ? MichaelG. |
Peter Greene | 05/07/2021 22:26:00 |
865 forum posts 12 photos | Forerunner of a Leytool perhaps. |
Richard S2 | 05/07/2021 22:32:51 |
![]() 237 forum posts 135 photos | I also like it. Very compact. Looks about 3.1 spindle to hand wheel ratio from the pic. Nice find and never seen one like it. Shame it was not a good day for you. Regards |
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