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Millers Falls Hand Drill No. 2-A, 1957-Transitional
with Tigerwood Handle
This is one of the rarest version of No 2 drill I have seen. The
combination of smooth frame, tigerwood handle, ...
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Reading about Millers Falls and
Goodell-Pratt Hand Drills
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2B
-1929.
Stained Hardwood Handles.
Millers Falls No. 2B hand drills built between 1929 and 1938 were
all based on a frame with reinforced spindle housing.
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Some emails I received recently...
January, 2021
Hello Wiktor,
I received the drill yesterday and I was absolutely
impressed. The attention to detail is incredible. The photos
do not capture all the minute details. I have worked in the
mold making trade my entire career and I truly appreciate
the time and diligence to make such a quality piece of work.
I can see the passion that you have for these drills.
I still like to work in my wood shop as it takes me back to
when I first started in the trade as a wood pattern maker
and progressed to a model maker. Maybe that is why I
appreciate older tools and the hand craftsmanship it took to
make these items. This will definitely see some use.
Thanks Again!
Scott Schade
April, 2019
I received the drill yesterday. It is absolutely stunning. Thank
you.
Tray
August 18, 2018
Wiktor you outdone yourself.
The hand drill looks like it came out of a factory sealed
box. Thank you so much for your craft and care that went
into the drill. Well worth the wait.
R. C. F.
Thank you so much for your incredible work on my drill. I
received it last week, and have been admiring it ever since.
It is such a beautiful piece of craftsmanship that my wife
wants to display it! So, I assure you that it will be
put to careful, but good use.
Thank you
again, Scott.
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North Bros. Hand Drill 1530 with a
Ratchet
Movement
Frame is malleable iron, with black finish. Instead of ball bearing
the trust on spindle is taken by a hardened steel bearing in lower
end.
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Millers Falls No 5 Hand Drill - 1957-Tigerwood
Handle.
Frame is malleable iron, with black finish. Instead of ball bearing
the trust on spindle is taken by a hardened steel bearing in lower
end.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2 -
1938
Elongated Crank Handle
This release went into
production in 1938 and lasted until 1957. It established
itself as one of the best and stable models.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2
-1929.
Stained Hardwood Handles.
Millers Falls No. 2 hand drills built between 1929 and 1938 were
all based on a frame with reinforced spindle housing.
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Millers Falls No 5 Hand Drill - 1931
Cocobolo
Handle
Single speed, two pinion hand drill. Frame made of malleable iron.
Drive gear with extra wide rim.
Three-jaw, spring chuck.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2 -1910.
Cocobolo Handles!
Rare example of the No. 2 drill, released in 1910. With
this release, Millers Falls Co. made changes in marking
of the No. 2 drill.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2B
1938 model.
This release went into production in 1938 and lasted until
1957, when 2A version was introduced. Three-jaw,
spring type chuck.
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North Bros. Hand
Drill 1530A
with a Ratchet
Chuck body is of steel polished and nickel plated. 1-3/8 in.
long, 1 in. diameter. The three jaws are of tool steel.
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Early
Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2 -1909.
Cocobolo Handles!
This is rare example of a drill dated to 1909.
This is a No. 2 drill equipped with a
chuck based on Parsons' patent.
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Millers Falls No 5A Hand Drill - 1957-Tigerwood
Handle.
Single speed, two pinion hand drill. Frame made of malleable iron.
Drive gear with extra wide rim.
Three-jaw, spring chuck.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2
1938 model
This release went into production in 1938 and lasted until
1957, when 2A version was introduced. It established
itself as one of the best and stable models.
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North Bros. Hand Drill 1530 with a
Ratchet
Movement
Frame is malleable iron, with black finish. Instead of ball bearing
the trust on spindle is taken by a hardened steel bearing in lower
end.
Take a Look!
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Millers Falls No 5A Hand Drill - 1957 Tigerwood
Handle.
Single speed, two pinion hand drill. Frame made of malleable iron.
Drive gear with extra wide rim. Three-jaw, spring chuck, adjustable
from 0 to 1/4 inch.
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MF Hand Drill No2 -1929.
Cocobolo Handles!
This is a nice, early hand drill with Cocobolo main and crank
handles, finished with Tru-oil. Smooth operating drill.
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Look! |
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No. 2A
with Tigerwood Handle - 1960s
Single speed hand drill with two pinions. Die-cast, iron frame
is enameled black. The drive gear is painted red.
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MF Hand Drill No2
-1929.
Tigerwood Handles!
This specimen of MF No. 2 - 1929 is unusual. It
is most likely produced after 1938, after a new, two pinion
model was introduced.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No. 2 -1909,
Cocobolo Handles.
This is a nice, early hand drill with Cocobolo main and crank
handles, finished with Tru-oil. Smooth operating drill.
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MF Hand Drill No 2 -1919.
Cocobolo Handles!
Rare tropical wood; malleable iron, black enameled
frame; large gear painted red; other metal parts
nickeled.
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MF HD No 2 -1907.
Cocobolo Handles!
This is very rare example of a drill
dated to 1907.
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MF HD No 2
-1929. All Cocobolo Handles!
Hollow End Handle, with screw cap, shaped so tool may be used as a
breast drill.
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