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Drill Bandit Attaches To Pistol-Type Drill
Jerry Lanser, Associated Electric Products, Inc., P.O. Box 6713, Longmont, Colo. 80501 (ph 800 361-6314;jlanser@assoc-elec-prod.com; www.assoc-elec-prod.com). "Our Drill Bandit attaches to most pistol-type drills and allows you to put as much pressure as you want on the drill bit simply by squeezing the ratchet. Works
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Drill Bandit Attaches To Pistol-Type Drill FARM SHOP Miscellaneous 34-1-37 Jerry Lanser, Associated Electric Products, Inc., P.O. Box 6713, Longmont, Colo. 80501 (ph 800 361-6314;jlanser@assoc-elec-prod.com; www.assoc-elec-prod.com). "Our Drill Bandit attaches to most pistol-type drills and allows you to put as much pressure as you want on the drill bit simply by squeezing the ratchet. Works great in many difficult-to-drill applications.
"The Drill Bandit is compatible with most , 3/8 and -in. pistol-type drills. A 1-in. nylon strap and ratchet mechanism allows the operator precise control of the amount of pressure he puts on the bit.
"The unit will provide more than 150 lbs. of pressure at the drill point. Competes with $1,000 mag drills which weigh more than 50 lbs. and require a fairly flat surface for mounting.
"My friend used the unit to drill 24 -in. dia. holes in -in. thick steel I-beams in order to mount his school's scoreboard.
"Sells for $175 plus $10 S&H."
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