Description:
This is a vintage hand-crank drill, featuring a double-handle design with a large, gear-driven mechanism. The main handle and side knob are made of a deep-stained wood, while the gears and frame are constructed from sturdy metal. This drill operates by manually turning the side handle, engaging the gears for controlled drilling power. It is an excellent piece for collectors, woodworking enthusiasts, or those who appreciate antique hand tools.
Era:
Early to Mid-20th Century
Style:
Industrial / Vintage Hand Tool
Technique:
Gear-driven hand-crank mechanism, manually operated drilling.
Tools Used:
Metal casting, lathe work, woodworking, gear-cutting machinery.
History:
Hand drills like this were commonly used before the widespread availability of electric drills. They were favored for their reliability and ability to provide precise control in delicate work, making them indispensable in woodworking, cabinetry, and general craftsmanship.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Stamped with "Made in USA," suggesting a high-quality, possibly mid-century American manufacturer. Exact maker unknown but may be from a well-regarded brand of the era.
Measurements:
10 ¼" L x 3 ¼" W x 3 ½" H
Suggested Weight:
Approximately 2-3 lbs
Item Number : P12381
Category : Handtools
Brand : UK
