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Vintage Stanley Engineers Drill No. 905 - Restoration.
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/ @ajrestoration Made in England 1956 - 1986
Also known as:
Stanley Breast Drill No. 905
Stanley Engineers Drill No. 905
The Stanley breast drill number 905 is in appearance, effectively a larger version of the Stanley 803 hand drill but with a breast pad instead of a top handle and a side, handle set slightly lower down.
The Stanley 905 is also referred to as an engineer's hand drill and a two-speed breast drill.
The Stanley 905 has a hardwood winder handle and detachable side handle with iron parts which are finished in a mix of black japanning, red japanning, and nickel plate.
The drill frame is made from an extremely tough malleable iron.
The adjustable shaped breastplate is designed to be positioned comfortably at the top of the chest.
This positioning of the drill against the body allows extra exertion to be applied while maintaining good control. This control is further assisted by holding the side handle to help maintain stability.
The Stanley 905 hand drill has the option of two different speeds available at its disposal.
The two different gear ratios cater for drilling into different materials with different drill sizes.
The slower speed is more suitable for working with tougher materials such as masonry and steel whereas the faster speed is more suited to easier materials such as wood.
The chuck has three internal jaws that lock onto drill bits with a shank diameter of 0 - 1/2.
Once the drill piece is locked in place, the drill is operated by repeatedly turning the cranked arm round and round.
This hand-powered drill is particularly useful as a back-up for situations where there is no power for power tools or when the battery packs of a power tool have run out.
For more detailed videos, how it works, and how-to, visit my second channel AJ Restorations Insights. Feel free to subscribe, many more videos to come!
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You Sir are very talented. I had no idea there were so many parts in one of those drills.
Amazing. The drill came out great! Love your videos. Very well done and easy to follow. Thanks.
Very nice restoration! I enjoy using those old two speed hand drills. Now it's ready for another lifetime of service.
Yes indeed! Perhaps we will use this drill for some future restorations.
Hello AJ beautiful restoration
Thank you Vince!
I was just organizing my tools and set aside my grandfathers drill thinking how nice it would be all fixed up, but had no idea where to start. Then this popped up on my feed. Thanks!
I am really glad you found it! I hope you hit subscribe for more videos?
👍👍🙏 Very nice work.👏💯💜
Loved the original orange, & purple-red handles!👍👌😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello my friend! Amazing video. Have a great Sunday! L 73
Thank you very much!
Hello hematoma! And the master too.)))
Hello there! Thank you for the weekly watch.
@@AJRestoration Of course. I am your subscriber.
God, you make me nervous using that wire brush without having gloves on. You have got a pair!
I think you could have sanded down the main body a bit more before painting it. But all in all a pretty darn good job. Thank you for sharing this video with us cant wait to see more.
Nice restoration.
Thanks for watching buddy.
Nicely done! 😃👍🏼
Thank you! 👍
good work
Thanks for the visit!
Great restoration! Can't say that that I like the shape of the new turned handle, and it'd look better if both handles were painted the original Stanley dark red color.
Great point!
Great Scoth. Ótimo trabalho 🇧🇷👏👏
Muito obrigado
That is a nice looking piece, dude! Good work and great video! 🍻🤘💜
Thanks a bunch! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Nice job!
Thanks!
Very Nice, The Professor on Gilligan's Island sure could have used one of those, the ones he made of bamboo kept wearing out! :)
😃😃😃😃😃
Looks great and a great job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you very much! Highly appreciated.
@@AJRestoration You're welcome
I enjoy how relaxing your videos are and I hope you keep up the good work :)
Thank you for the nice comment. We appreciate it.
Отличный ролик. Замечательный результат. Респект автору.
Спасибо
My father had a drill that was either the same or similar. I wish I could say it was still in our possession but there has been one of two house moves since then and it had gone to the workshop in the sky.
Sorry to hear. Luckily these are not too hard to come by where we live.
I need to find a set of the wooden handles to complete restoration of one I accidentally found. Any suggestions as to where I might could find them????
You should patent your brand on your nail [*] ... it looks like an emogie
(it must have hurt a lot)
I'm just kidding, because I remembered seeing it in another video ...
Beautiful work ... thanks for sharing.
[*] I do not know, think about it....
Hahaha. The patent should last about another month or so.
What happened to the spring in the chuck and jaws?, you took them out but not replaced them
I have replaced the old chuck jaws with new ones that uses spring tensioners for better and smoother jaw functionality. The design that Stanley had was probably an afterthought.
Great restoration job. I did a restoration on an identical model several years ago, the only difference was that mine was branded J.A. Chapman Sheffield. Good to see that you also cleaned up the casting seams on the main body. By the way how did you keep the powder coating off the gears teeth? Once again great job and greetings from Australia.
Sherlock Holmes: Watson within 25 seconds of watching this video., I clearly deduced that the man in question is definitely righthanded!
Watson: My word Sherlock!!! Your powers of observation and deduction are uncanny! How could you tell?
Sherlock: It's all elementary my dear Watson..."It is self-evident that the man previously smashed the shit out of the thumb on his left hand by a hammer that was being swung by the right one!
Watson: Hmm.., Indeed
LOL seeing your thumb struck me funny..
Great resto AJ , looks factory and period, Keep up the awesome work and videos 👍👍
Thank you for the witty and kind comment.
1 question. You had to file the edge of a pin to get it out. Was it made like that? Will the pin now slip out if the end isn't ball-peened over?
You had a wrench to fit that square nut? What size was it? Please.
If I remember correctly it was a standard size 10 wrench.
Where did you find jaws replacement? Great restoration!
I bought one off eBay
@@AJRestoration I have tried to find jaws for my stanley 742 on ebay, but still can't find...Am I searching wrong?
Как только что с завода!
Спасибо
The before pictures didn’t look all that bad !
Thank you!
Your thumbs and fingers really take a beating.
That's the risk! No pain no gain!
man from channel my mechanics your brother? ))
No. I have no other siblings doing restorations on TH-cam. Why do you ask?😃
@@AJRestoration because your restoration is thorough and scrupulous
@Gawrik94 It is a genuine honour to be compared to my mechanics. We are a huge fan of that channel as well and hope to always produce top quality content. Thank you.
@@AJRestoration good luck with your work)
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Nice...
Congratulations for the restoration and for the video.
I've recently buyed this same drill, but the side handle is lost. Can you tell me wich is the thread number of the handle, and if it is imperial or metric? Many thanks in advance.
In wich channel do you explain how ti works?