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Antique - Black & Decker - Drill - Very large - Very Old - Size 8 - 75 Pounds

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    Posted 5 years ago

    ratpack1950
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    Antique - Black & Decker - Drill - Very large - Very Old - Size 8 - 75 Pounds
    Pictures - do the talking -- COOL

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    1. fortapache fortapache, 5 years ago
      Yep cool.
    2. Toyrebel Toyrebel, 5 years ago
      A lot of torque. If a large drill bit binds in something while you're drilling, it'll take you for a ride!
    3. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 5 years ago
      OH YEAH -- that thing could *definitely* put the hurt on 'ya if it bound up or otherwise tried to get away while in use?!! And 220 volts, too?! <wow>

      I'm guessing the small lever near the end of its aluminum handle is the power switch, but what's the 4-spoked 'handle' on its end for??

      I agree it is way cool -- welcome to CW, and thanks for showing it!!
    4. yougottahavestuff yougottahavestuff, 5 years ago
      Outside Machinists at the Quincy Shipyard used those drills!!! they would attach a bar on the top that they would lean on it to bore large holes. It was called a DEADMAN!! as you just use your body weight to drill!! Toyrebel is right!!!I used a smaller one years ago drilling over my head on a ladder when it jammed and spun me off the ladder. Nothing Broke put gave me a lot of respect for those drills!!!
    5. Toyrebel Toyrebel, 5 years ago
      I broke a finger when I couldn't release a bound smaller one in the 90's in time. It eas quick! Could have been my wrist, when they grab, the torgue is INSTANTLY transfered to what you're holding. I had never had much experience with them, I learned to give them respect and distance from my body.

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