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Default Bill Noble, Cole Drill Copy in dropbox.

I'll send you some photos of the drill my friend has via direct email - so
we can both compare....


Interesting that the head and table is almost exactly the same, yet
the handle is quite different (looks like mine was designed to use
less material--straight and a thin "+" cross-section--compared to the
classic "S" of the genuine article, which as I understand evolved as a
way to control shrink cracks in castings). Even the vee block (which
I don't have, but is included in the other pictures I found) is the
same shape as the Cole.
--Glenn Lyford
 
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