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Bertha
Hand drills.

Augers.

Bit braces.

This is your new home. Show off yours!

Plant Tree Grass Biome Groundcover

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Bertha
This is my baby:

Rim Bicycle part Automotive exterior Bumper Auto part


Plant Wood Road surface Asphalt Grass


Musical instrument Wood Natural material Metal Circle


Road surface Gas Asphalt Automotive tire Auto part


They make a nice decoration, if nothing else:

Plant Nature Shade Wood Grass


I have others in need of attention:

Road surface Asphalt Automotive tire Wood Font

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neandernormite
not pretty like yours Al but they makes some pretty holes
Hand tool Tool Gas Metalworking hand tool Machine

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WayneC
Here are some. I need to get out into the shop and take some photos…

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Strange Brace #1

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Bertha
Neander enters the race with a SOLID collection of bits. I want that chest drill so bad I can feel it in my soul.
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RGtools
I'll get my pics up soon.
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Bertha
OMG, Wayne's typing while I'm typing. Stupendous! Why do we like those straight slots so.
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Bertha
RG, waiting, as if in labor.
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neandernormite
Of course right after Wayne comes along and makes my bits look petty. man, I felt good about myself for a bit.
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WayneC
: ^ (

Sorry Sir, I was just putting up the photos I have on flickr. I need to go get some current shots.
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neandernormite
I am lovingly staring at your collection, emm, assortment of users, just wishing I had them
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B
Nice collection.
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donwilwol
I can't post it 'till I clean it up. Looks just like Al's first one. No bits. Worked today getting dust collection on an old craftsman (kingsley) jointer. Everybody needs 2!
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CharlieM1958
This might not be the best one ever, but considering I picked it up at an estate sale for $5.00 , I'll call it a gloat.

Wood Bumper Jewellery Bicycle part Composite material


Wood Auto part Pipe Flooring Hardwood

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WayneC
It looks like a great drill Charlie.
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dbol
Can someone explain what is a good hand drill or point to a good site.
I have seen many and own a couple. But don't know what to look for.
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WayneC
Some links

http://oldtoolheaven.com/hand_drills/Featured.htm

http://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodworking-blogs/chris-schwarz-blog/better-than-new-restored-eggbeater-drills

http://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodworking-blogs/chris-schwarz-blog/a-visual-guide-to-meat-powered-drills

http://www.wktools.com/

http://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodworking-blogs/chris-schwarz-blog/the-north-bros-1530-and-im-running-out-of-superlatives

http://www.sydnassloot.com/brace.htm
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pierce85
Not very impressive but it's the only one I have - works well though. I have no idea about manufacturer.

Bicycle part Composite material Nickel Auto part Automotive exterior

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Bertha
I'm in loooooove.
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mafe
Hi guys,
Wonderful braces there, I think we have to ask our friend Jamie to show what he has.
When I get back from Paris I will make some photos of what I can make holes with.
Best thoughts,
Mads
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