I'm picking up your wavelength here - must start to think like this. Mild steel is totally forgiving stuff - for sure can temporarily tack bits on and so on without a concern in the world. Thanks again - really appreciate your input. Rich
This all brings back memories (bad) long ago of drilling with a low speed, high torque hand-held drill in limited space. The bit caught, the drill twisted and jammed my hand in the limited space so I couldn't let go of the trigger. Yikes. Had to reach in with the other hand and pull my finger off the trigger. Lucky I didn't get badly hurt.
Roger has it right...these drills can injure if not shown the proper respect.
I have been an unwilling witness to several people having teeth knocked out, hands broken and an arm broken when Drills Gone Wrong happens.
Be careful...you've been warned.
TMT
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