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Goodell-Pratt Company - Greenfield, MA
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Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill No 5 1/2 B
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1905 - Catalog No. 7
Capacity 0 to 5/32 inch. Chuck patented
August 13, 1895.
This tool is
intended to fill a long-felt want for a Combination Hand and
Brest Drill, the shape of handle admitting of its use to latter
way. Its capacity is to 3/8 inch; and it has two speeds,
facilitating the use of larger-size drills. It has double
Gears, Two Speeds, and a Chuck, with capacity to 3/8 inch, as
noted below.
No Drill Points are furnished with
this tool. |
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Frame
1905 - Catalog No. 7:
Length - 14 1/2 inch
Weight - 2 1/4 pound
Frame - Malleable Iron, Japanned.
1923 - Catalog No. 15:
Length - 14 1/2 inch
Weight - 2 1/4 pound
Frame - Malleable Iron, black enameled.
1926 - Catalog No.
16:
Length - 14 1/2 inch
Weight - 2 1/4 pound
Frame - Malleable Iron, black enameled.
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Gears
1905 - Catalog No. 7:
Gears - Cut Teeth.
1923 - Catalog No. 15:
All gear teeth are machine cut. Pinions are steel.
Large Gear is finished in red enamel.
1926
- Catalog No. 16: All gear teeth are machine
cut. Pinions are steel. Large Gear is
finished in red enamel.
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Spindle and Bearings
1905 - Catalog No. 7:
No mention.
1923 - Catalog No. 15:
The accurately turned steel Spindle runs on Ball
Bearings. End runs in a hardened steel Cone
Bearing.
1926 - Catalog No.
16: The accurately turned steel Spindle runs
on Ball Bearings. End runs in a hardened steel
Cone Bearing. |
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Chuck
1905 - Catalog No. 7: Three-jawed, capacity 0 to 3/8 inch.
It has Knurled Nut, Nickel Plated, well made and
accurate.
1923 - Catalog No. 15:
The all-steel Chuck has three hardened jaws for holding
Round Shank Drills 0 to 3/8 inch.
1926
- Catalog No. 16: The all-steel Chuck has
three hardened jaws for holding Round Shank Drills 0 to
3/8 inch. Bright nickel finish. |
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Speed
1905 - Catalog No. 7: It has Two Speeds, changed by turning the
nut on the frame marked "F" and "S". 1923 - Catalog No. 15:
The Drill has two speeds, changed by turning the Shifter
Knob marked "Fast" and "Slow". The recently
improved clutch makes shifting mechanism stronger and
easier to operate. 1926
- Catalog No. 16: The Drill has two speeds,
changed by turning the Shifter Knob marked "Fast" and
"Slow". The recently improved clutch makes
shifting mechanism stronger and easier to operate. |
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Handle
1905 - Catalog No. 7:
Polished Hard
Wood, Large Head.
1923 - Catalog No. 15:
The polished Hard-wood Handle has a large head upon
which pressure can be exerted comfortably, when using
large Drills. A large knob Side Handle is also
provided. 1926
- Catalog No. 16: The Hardwood Handle with
polished mahogany finish has a large head upon which
pressure can be exerted comfortably, when using large
Drills. Large, comfortable Side and Crank Handles
are provided. |
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Manufacturer Markings
GOODELL
PRATT COMPANY
TOOLSMITHS
GREENFIELD, MASS.
U.S.A.
PAT. MAR. 31. 1896 |
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