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:
Check on Ebay to see if anyone is selling similar tools, see what they sell for.
Charlie Self
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See my answer to Herb Robinson re his Millers Falls Nr. 12 Drill. My guess is $5-15???
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!
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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!
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