DRILLS
Weight: 2.5kg Code
D33521 Description Einhell Electric Drill
UOM Price EACH £20.75
• Polishing and brightening bathroom and kitchen
• Get those old pots and pans & cultery looking new • Polish brass plaques to new. • Brighten up old brass, bronze, pewter ornaments,
FLEXIBLE DRILL SHAFT & ATTACHMENTS
Drill Tapered Spindle, Pig Tail
• Restore and make a old steel/brass staircases to look like new.
• Clean up iron garden gates, fences, grills, etc.
Please note: • Always wear eye protection. of mandrel from the collet to the mounted bit for ultimate performance.
Pig Tails are a great attachment to mount on any DIY house hold drill. Mount on a large selection of mops and abrasives to grind, smooth and polish pieces giving a fresh new look, all supplied from Cousins Material House, please see links below.
We also supply a Flexible Drive Shaft (Code S33155), to attach to the drill, enabling the user to access intricate
• Diameter shank: 6mm • Overall length: 80mm • Thread Maximum Ø15mm
• Weight: 45g Code
S33350 Description Pig Tail Tapered Spindle
Flexible Drive Shaft with Keyless Chuck
UOM Price EACH
Features: • Overall length 1.1mm (44”) • 6mm (¼”) keyless chuck • Maximum 6000rpm
• Weight: 750g Code
S33155 Description
Flexible Drive Shaft with Keyless Chuck
UOM Price EACH £19.95 A*F Swiss
system. Steel chuck and brass handle. Chuck closing completely.
Code D47302 Description Archimdean, Sprung, A*F Swiss EACH Archimedian, Extra Long MANUAL HAND DRILLS £3.95 Archimedean Drills
A hand drill is a manual tool that converts and the circular motion of a drill chuck.
Miniature Archimedean drills are drills which are a small spiral type hand drill which operates by pushing the center piece up and down.
• Spring loaded and non spring loaded • Extra large available
Archimedean, Regular
• Easy to use • Hold from the top knurled handle and push down the barrel which rotates the drill head
the chuck of any cordless or electric power drill. The reinforced ends and anti-kink designs prevent wear and helps provide a long working life.
A keyless chuck makes changing bits easy and the easy to guide when in use.
tool to the most inaccessible places just some of the attachments can be used below. Polishing, grinding, drilling, texturing, smoothing, reducing are just a few of the many tasks the Faithful Flexible Drive Shaft can be used for.
Abrasive attachments can be used with this Flexible Drive Shaft (do not exceed Ø100mm for controlled usage)
Felt, Satin Fibril, Steel, Wool
• Mops: Cotton End, Loose Fold, Dolly, Stitched
Ideals for Use: refurbishment.
• Polishing and restoring alloy wheels, car bumpers, handle parts for automobiles and bikes.
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• Easy to use • Hold from the top knurled handle and push down the barrel which rotates the drill head
• Spring action lifts head back to position for constant action
• Capacity Approx Ø0.30 to Ø1.00mm Code
Description D39352 Archimedean, Regular Archimedean, Sprung
UOM Price £1.95
EACH
• Easy to use • Hold from the top wooden handle and push down the barrel which rotates the drill head
• Capacity Approx Ø2.00 to Ø2.30mm Code
Description D39355
Archimedean, Extra Large (Wooden Handle)
Bow Drill UOM Price EACH £3.95
UOM Price £15.95
• Capacity Approx Ø0.30 to Ø1.00mm Code
Description D0444 Archimedean, Sprung EACH
UOM Price £2.95
Archimdean, Sprung, A*F Swiss
• Easy to use • Hold from the top knurled handle and push down the barrel which rotates the drill head
• Capacity Approx Ø0.10 to Ø1.40mm • Comes with two chucks
Code D34916 Description Archimedian, Extra Long
UOM Price £1.95
EACH
Archimedean, Extra Large (Wooden Handle)
The traditional jewellers bow drill is functioned by moving the wooden handle up and down triggering the drill bit to rotate. Even though this may look complicated it is actually very simple to use with just a little practice and has a good, even drilling action. Jewellery drills, twist drill bits, diamond coated drill bits and rotary burrs can all be used with your bow drill
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