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Rod Clay
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PostSubject: Re: Drill Holder   Drill Holder I_icon_minitimeOctober 7th 2019, 6:51 pm
Hi,
I think I have an idea of what Frank is talking about. Those old B&W yoke supports would be good to use as an electric drill stand - if you could find one today hi, hi. I am still using an old Black & Decker electric drill. It was given to me and I sure needed one at the time.
73, Rod  WB6FBF
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FrankB
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Join date : 2010-11-22

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PostSubject: Re: Drill Holder   Drill Holder I_icon_minitimeOctober 2nd 2019, 4:52 pm
As soon as I can get to where it is, I shall do so.
 I liken it to a tower with a hole in it and a black rubber grommet in the hole.
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chas
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PostSubject: Re: Drill Holder   Drill Holder I_icon_minitimeOctober 1st 2019, 9:35 pm
Sorry Frank,

I simply can't recall what that yoke structure looked like to make a drill holder out of???

Post a pix?

Chas
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PostSubject: Drill Holder   Drill Holder I_icon_minitimeOctober 1st 2019, 8:28 pm
When I used to scrap out B&W sets from the 60's and earlier, they had a vertical metal bracket with a rubber grommet on it to hold the yoke.
 I kept a few of them, as they looked too useful to toss.
  They make awesome drill holders. Sort of a holster, as you will.

My 3/8 drill sits perfectly in it and is ready to use without having to dig it out of a box, case, or drawer.

It bolts nicely to the side of work bench.
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