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    Vintage Grips Rite Right Angle Head Adapter Drill Attachment & Supreme Chuck

    Hello. I meandered over from the Sawmill Creek's knuckle draggers. I picked up a box of tools off CL. Got a horsehair brush and a few other nice things. Among them was this vintage Grips Rite Right Angle Head Adapter Drill Attachment & Supreme Chuck - PAT. No. D162877. Nice attachment for the drill press. With the fins, seems made for the hand which I find strange. The shank has three flats which works for the jaws of a drill press. I find next to nothing on the internet about it (usually not a good sign). Anyone seen this model of right angle drill attachment before?

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    Why are you assuming it's for a drill press?

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    Hi Kurtis,
    What you have here is a right angle attachment for an electric hand drill (not drill press). This is intended to convert your straight drill to a right angle drill. The ribs on the ball end are for your fingers, as you have suggested. I have several smaller versions (different brands) that do come in handy at times.
    David

    (This one sold on Ebay about 3 years ago for $21.95)

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    Last edited by David Buchhauser; 05-16-2019 at 5:19 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Jensen View Post
    Why are you assuming it's for a drill press?
    Umm, I’m not. I’m assuming it’s either for a DRILL or a pneumatic tool of some sort. I have zero experience with pneumatic tools however. It sure seems to work fine on my drill press though, which is handy for sure. The reason I posted is I want to know the thoughts of others. Do YOU have something you’d like to share?

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Buchhauser View Post
    Hi Kurtis,
    What you have here is a right angle attachment for an electric hand drill (not drill press). This is intended to convert your straight drill to a right angle drill. The ribs on the ball end are for your fingers, as you have suggested. I have several smaller versions (different brands) that do come in handy at times.
    David

    (This one sold on Ebay about 3 years ago for $21.95)

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    Okay, that’s where my brain went with it. Cool! Thanks for the info!

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