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Millers Falls Company, 93 Reade
Street, New York and Millers Falls, Mass., have made improvement
in their No. 2 hand drill, as here shown.
Among the improvements is the
addition of an extra handle, to be attached when it is desired
to use the drill in the manner of breast drill. The handle is
treaded on the end and is screwed into the frame on the side
opposite the regular handle.
The pattern of the chuck has also
been changed and is naw arranged to carry three jaws instead of
two, as heretofore. The advantage gained in holding and
centering the points is emphasized by the company. Similar
chucks are now used on their Nos. 1 and 5 hand drills.
Chicago Journal of
Commerce and Metal Industries, Vol. 66, June 20, 1895
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