Drilling alignment tool

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With work-engaging structure other than tool or tool-support

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408 97, 408111, B23B 4000

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043753418

ABSTRACT:
This is an attachment for electric drills by which accurate alignment for drilling may be achieved without the necessity of complicated preliminary steps. The invention comprises an elongated extension rod mounted in a particularly constructed handle which is slideable with relation to the rod and which handle has an extension through which the drill can be observed, which extension has a particular end configuration making it suitable to drill straight and accurate holes into virtually any configuration of surface and at a distance from the drill without the necessity of complicated measuring, marking and preliminary steps.

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