Lons wrote:Pillar drill every time unless you want to throw away your hard earned. If it really must be a drill stand look for a second hand one for next to nothing as most are relegated to the useless cupboard very quickly. I've skipped 2 which I was gifted or you could have had them for free though I still have an ancient B&D one somewhere, with drill to match Bob Seconded. Exalted 2 Pdf Download on this page. Drill stands are not 'mainstream' - a good drill stand (Bosch, old Wolf) will cost as much (unless you luck out s/h) as a cheap pillar drill. Even a cheap pillar drill is a useful item. Edit; thread about good old Wolf models; BugBear.

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MMUK wrote: Lons wrote:I still have an ancient B&D one somewhere, with drill to match Would that be a blue aluminium cased drill or a later sand coloured plastic cased one? From memory it's a light coloured plastic bodied 2 speed drill (height of technology at the time ). The stand is blue and very much older, I think I bought it originally whilst I was still at school so that would be best part of 50 years ago and the drill doesn't quite fit. Psicologia Criminal Miguel Angel Soria Pdf there. I had an old single spreed blue drill but have a suspicion I threw it away. Notes to self: 1).

I really must have a clear out 2). I've got far too many bl**dy cupboards Bob.