t wrote:
Is there a chuck that will fit on a speeder wrench to make it a de
facto
bit and brace? B and B's are hard to come by, was trying to see if
I
could make one of my speeders do double duty. Helpful when working
on
fence posts way out in the pasture away from a drop cord, and don't
need
recharging.

Tim

see:
http://www.garrettwade.com/jump.jsp?...oductID=106391

You might have to cut and paste

Was plastered on the back of a new catalog. As far as braces are
concerned, both the local Ace and True Value still have them, with
plastic furniture they were like $15. The bits are what costs. My dad
used them all the time for boring holes in walls for running house
electrical wiring and conduits, he claimed that it was a lot safer than
power drilling since he could stop immediately when he hit a pipe or
wire in the wall. With the proper bit, you could hook the wire through
a hole in the bit and fish it back through, too. Have a couple of
those, still.

Stan