Yep, you know what's coming...
This post will be fairly brief, as it concerns the small amount of hole-making stuff in the tool collection.
First is a small selection of various random drill bits and incomplete sets.
The coolest tool in the drilling category is this vintage ratcheting push drill.
It includes eight various-sized chisel tip drilling bits that store neatly in the handle.
This item is ideal for boring out small pilot holes in wood.
I thought I would include the following in this post because it is somewhat related to metal workpiece hole processing.
This is a nearly complete tap and die set. All of the components were found loose in the bottom of the tote. I plan on going down to the local 'Smoker's' store to pick up a wooden cigar box in which to store this set.
At the top of the picture is a small T-handle chuck tool. Not part of the tap & die set, but still handy for other small drilling and reaming tasks.
More posts to come.
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