Buy Robert Larson 10 Inch Swing Bit Brace with 3 Jaw ChuckRobert Larson 10 Inch Swing Bit Brace with 3 Jaw Chuck Product Description:
- 10-inch bit brace with 3 jaw chuck
- Ratchet mechanism perfect for tight spaces
- Securely grips shank drills and hex shank tools
- Brace is nickel-plated
- Ratchet mechanism allows work in confined spaces with ease
Product Description
This quality 10" brace is an old-fashioned tool that still has it's place in today's workshop. It can supply non-electric power for drilling, driving screws and countersinking. No power cord or batteries required! Heavy plated parts, ball bearing construction and tough plastic handles ensure that this tool will work hard for many years. Overall length 14".
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Robert Larson Bit Brace
By System Developer
1. It arrived with a badly rusted inner chuck.2. The square tang socket is four very small grooves in a circular hole and do not hold the square tang well.3. The rachet gears are exposed where they can collect debris and there is no way to lubricate the hidden rachet shaft.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
okay
By William Lattanzio
I've had this brace for a year and while it's worked for me I don't believe it was worth the cost. I'm not saying it's poorly made. It is actually quite sturdy and beefy. But I've used Stanley braces that are $25.00 cheaper and they are just as good if not better. On the whole it is a quality tool just a little pricey.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Outstanding tool
By wiredweird
There are still plenty of reasons for wanting un-powered tools. In my case, the reason was a small child, eager to learn tool usage but not big enough to manage even cordless power tools safely. This tool fits the bill perfectly. It can't run away from a little girl's strength, but it's a real tool that does real work. Best of all, it's sturdy enough to stand up to the eager misuse and loving abuse that kids' first tools inevitably suffer.The must-have feature that sold me on this tool is the three-jaw chuck. Hex shanks predominate in today's drill bits. I wanted the child to be able to use the most common bits on the market, and I wanted her bits to remain usable when she graduates to power tools. One or the other of those wants would have gone unmet by braces designed for traditional tapered square shanks. (The description claims compatibility with square shanks, but I haven't tested that.)I grumbled a bit about sticker shock. I grumbled a bit less when I felt the sturdy construction and smooth bearings. Good tools cost money, and this is a great one. In the unlikely event that it gets reasonably good care, it should her last a lifetime.-- wiredweird
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