i was rummaging around in my tool chest and happened to come across an old
eggbeater style hand drill. original handle and works well. it is a millers
falls hand drill No. 104. no bits were included, but the mechanism is in
nearly pristine working condition.
i have looked on google and found the millers falls site, but have yet to find
any site giving out estimations of worth.
any suggestions?
thanx in advance......
Warren asks:
>i was rummaging around in my tool chest and happened to come across an old
>eggbeater style hand drill. original handle and works well. it is a millers
>falls hand drill No. 104. no bits were included, but the mechanism is in
>nearly pristine working condition.
>i have looked on google and found the millers falls site, but have yet to
>find
>any site giving out estimations of worth.
>any suggestions?
Check on Ebay to see if anyone is selling similar tools, see what they sell
for.
Charlie Self
"I am not worried about the deficit. It is big enough to take care of itself. "
Ronald Reagan
See my answer to Herb Robinson re his Millers Falls Nr. 12 Drill. My guess
is $5-15???
--
Larry C in Auburn, WA
"WARRENRN1" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> i was rummaging around in my tool chest and happened to come across an old
> eggbeater style hand drill. original handle and works well. it is a
millers
> falls hand drill No. 104. no bits were included, but the mechanism is in
> nearly pristine working condition.
> i have looked on google and found the millers falls site, but have yet to
find
> any site giving out estimations of worth.
> any suggestions?
>
> thanx in advance......
On 23 Nov 2003 14:36:25 GMT, [email protected] (WARRENRN1) wrote:
>i was rummaging around in my tool chest and happened to come across an old
>eggbeater style hand drill. original handle and works well. it is a millers
>falls hand drill No. 104. no bits were included, but the mechanism is in
>nearly pristine working condition.
>i have looked on google and found the millers falls site, but have yet to find
>any site giving out estimations of worth.
>any suggestions?
>
>thanx in advance......
Maybe $30. The eBay suggestion will give you a ballpark. But I'd keep
it! I have an old brace-and-bit that does not get used much, but I
can get a lot more control than the hand-held drill.
WHY ???????
"Larry Blanchard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
> says...
> > Maybe $30. The eBay suggestion will give you a ballpark. But I'd keep
> > it! I have an old brace-and-bit that does not get used much, but I
> > can get a lot more control than the hand-held drill.
> >
> I've got an old eggbeater (Goodell-Pratt IIRC) with an 189x date that I
> keep a countersink permanently chucked in it :-).
>
> Some'a dem ol' tools are downright handy!
>
> --
> Where ARE those Iraqi WMDs?
In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
says...
> Maybe $30. The eBay suggestion will give you a ballpark. But I'd keep
> it! I have an old brace-and-bit that does not get used much, but I
> can get a lot more control than the hand-held drill.
>
I've got an old eggbeater (Goodell-Pratt IIRC) with an 189x date that I
keep a countersink permanently chucked in it :-).
Some'a dem ol' tools are downright handy!
--
Where ARE those Iraqi WMDs?
On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 15:34:28 -0800, Larry Blanchard
<[email protected]> wrote:
>In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
>says...
>> Maybe $30. The eBay suggestion will give you a ballpark. But I'd keep
>> it! I have an old brace-and-bit that does not get used much, but I
>> can get a lot more control than the hand-held drill.
>>
>I've got an old eggbeater (Goodell-Pratt IIRC) with an 189x date that I
>keep a countersink permanently chucked in it :-).
>
>Some'a dem ol' tools are downright handy!
Don't remember the brand, but I keep a paint stirrer blade in mine so
I can stir stain without blowing it all over the shop using an
electric drill. Works great!
Mike Patterson
Please remove the spamtrap to email me.
The question isn't "are there weapons of mass destruction?",
the question is "who has them now?"
http://www.strategypage.com/iraqwar/testimony/default.asp
http://www.strategypage.com/iraqwar/iraqweaponsgap.asp
Larry, i'm a new woodworker also in auburn, washington. i tried to email
you before realizing that you have an antismap address in place. just
wanted to say hello and ask if you had a good resource for inexpensive
cherry lumber in our area? thanks!
fred
fdawg2k3 at comcast dot net
"Larry C in Auburn, WA" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:6y5wb.215190$275.798787@attbi_s53...
> See my answer to Herb Robinson re his Millers Falls Nr. 12 Drill. My
guess
> is $5-15???
> --
> Larry C in Auburn, WA
>
> "WARRENRN1" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > i was rummaging around in my tool chest and happened to come across an
old
> > eggbeater style hand drill. original handle and works well. it is a
> millers
> > falls hand drill No. 104. no bits were included, but the mechanism is
in
> > nearly pristine working condition.
> > i have looked on google and found the millers falls site, but have yet
to
> find
> > any site giving out estimations of worth.
> > any suggestions?
> >
> > thanx in advance......
>