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	7 of 14

The model released in 1903 does not have these problems. When the handle is installed it does not have any gaps in the spaces described previously.

First, the tenon is machined to precise diameter. The handle ferrule will fit tightly on this tenon and surface of the wood will touch the surface of the tenon. This is a winning combination. I have never seen 1903 release with cracked handle.

The shape to remember... It is slim and nice design. It will change in a few years to accommodate different approach to the handle rod - it will be separate machined screw, installed in larger housing with an inside thread.

Drive-train Assembly

These parts drive the drill.

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