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Lee Valley egg-beater drill. Named for the bevel gear mechanism it shares with the kitchen tool, it gives precision and control well suited to small, delicate work. This replica is closely based on the collectible Whitney patent drill from the late 19th century.
Lee Valley egg-beater drill. Named for the bevel gear mechanism it shares with the kitchen tool, it gives precision and control well suited to small, delicate work. This replica is closely based on the collectible Whitney patent drill from the late 19th century. A relatively small drill, it excels at predrilling for screws and other light tasks.
Like many tools of the time, the original had intricate hand-painted decoration, which is cast into this tool; you can detail it with paint or coloured lacquer to highlight the vintage look.
Facts:
Two collets included: for bits 1/64" to 3/64" and 1/16" to 3/32"
Tough zinc-aluminium alloy with black powder coat
Stainless-steel chuck and collets
Crank with wooden handle
Made in Canada