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Millers Falls No 5 Hand Drill
1925 model
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1903 edition
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Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill No 5 1/2 B Toolsmiths –
c. 1922
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"Yankee" 2101 Bit Brace -10 inch sweep - North Bros.
Mfg.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2A
1957 edition
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2
1938 edition.
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Millers Falls Hand Drill No 2-01
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Better than New:
Restored Eggbeater Drills
by Chris
Schwarz
Millers Falls Tools
Catalog No. 42
1938 Edition
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Millers Falls Co. Catalog No. 35 - 1915 
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From Our Customers:
Wiktor,
Your work in outstanding, thanks for a beautiful tool that I
plan on using often...
Bruce Shaffer, USA
Hi Wiktor,
My drill arrived yesterday afternoon, in good order.
It is, as expected, just gorgeous ... almost too pretty to
use. But use it I shall, beginning this weekend. Thanks for
doing such a great job on it.
Larry Gray, USA
Dear Wiktor, I picked up the
drill yesterday. It is beautiful, congratulations!
Thanks very much,
Rick Bowles, USA
Wiktor has restored several of
these drills for me. The quality you see in the pictures is
the same quality I have gotten on all the drills he
restored. First class work! I highly recommend him (but
don't start lining up for him until he finishes 3 more for
me !! :-)).
It is a joy to use these
drills. I keep several with bits chucked that I use all the
time. It saves time and they are a delight to use.
Mike Doster,
USA
Books &
Catalogs
Christopher Schwarz's
first book, "Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Construction &
Use" is shipping now.
Chapter 1 - downloadable PDF file and get your interest going.
Here it is -
download.
To order the Deluxe Edition with CD visit
Lost Art
Press - Christopher Schwarz's website.
About the Deluxe Edition with CD
More from Our Customers:
"I am delighted with the drill
and look forward to using it. You do excellent work!
Thanks again."
Todd, USA
"I just received the tool, it is AWESOME ! ! ! Great Work
with the restoration. If you have a mailing list, please put
me in it and let me know when you have a nice brace for
sale. Thank You Very Much for Selling me this Tool."
Ricardo Druillet, USA
"I enjoyed talking with you the
other morning. I filed the gear hub down and checked it with
a feeler gauge until I had .005 inch. Now it works good. You
insight was right on the money. It only took a few swipes
with a four inch single cut mill file."
Bob Levister, USA
"The handle is a perfect fit
and a perfect match. Thank you for the follow up service. I
couldn't ask for better.
Wiktor, I've been pleasantly
surprised. Some of your restored hand drills have
found a place in my commercial cabinet shop as regular
working bench tools and not as collector items. They
seem to do a far superior job at some tasks such as drilling
out for door and drawer handles than battery or electrical
powered drills. There isn't the back side tear out of
the material that regularly happens with a power drill.
The hand drills allow for a lot
more fine control without that self feeding feature a drill
bit experiences under power. Small pilot hole drill
bits aren't broken off regularly as with the powered drills
for the same reason. The guide bushings for drilling
jigs do not seem to get chewed up and worn anywhere near as
quickly with the hand drills also. There is an
indescribable pleasure in slowing down and using a hand tool
for fine work instead pushing for productivity with the
electrical tools."
Blaine Mason, CA
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