Anatomy of the Millers Falls Hand Drill No. 2

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	Millers Falls Company - Millers Falls and Greenfield, MA


	Anatomy of the Millers Falls Hand Drill No. 2 - 1903 by Wiktor Kuc	5 of 14

Bottom view of the Friction Roll mounting bracket.

The same mounting bracket from different view-point. The arrow points to the place where locking screw will be place. The screw will lock the shaft of the "Friction Roll" in the desired position.

Here is the shaft for main gear. It is an integral part of the frame casting and machined to final shape. Polished surface will ensure smooth turning of the gear. The tread in the center of the shaft is provided for gear locking screw.

This is the handle mounting threaded rod. This rod is cast as an integral part of the frame, the tenon for a handle ferrule is machined and the thread is cut. As we will see on the next page, this is an important detail.

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