its not a nice way to go
no it isn'tAt least it's quick
once u have had a realy bad one u will never want another like it. I get them often but nothing 2 nasty
I bet u do it again sometime
Ah, no good then. Thanks for looking anywayprobably, even if he eventually wants all his tools back, which I very much doubt, I can't see him using it.
I wouldn't know a jacobs internal taper if it but me on the bumany clues, code numbers, diameters etc?
EDIT - just had a look, both threaded, one internal, one external
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Oh, I've got one of them.I acquired a magnehelic gauge;
Apparently they have them outside the pharmacy clean rooms at the hospital. Not sure what I'm gonna do with it.
The drill that caused me the most apprehension was a WW2 WD-stamped B&D alloy-bodied big sod. Using it in a farm workshop which had wired fuses (RCDs; what are they, then?) and it never killed me. I was waiting for it, though. I later saw the same drills on a piece of Lancaster bomber factory newsreel, being wielded by Doris the Driller on the production line, so its age checked out.if its one of -black and decker metal cased drills I hope u use it through an rcd .more people snuffed it or nearly got electrocuted with them without one
There's stuff out there to protect you from getting shocks off those drillsif its one of -black and decker metal cased drills I hope u use it through an rcd .more people snuffed it or nearly got electrocuted with them without one
ITS NOT FAIR !! 
