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hand drill

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hand drill [′hand ‚dril]
(design engineering)
A small, portable drilling machine which is operated by hand.

drill
1. A hand- or motor-driven rotary tool used with a bit for boring holes in a material.
2. A hand-held tool used to bore a hole in a material by striking one end with a series of blows.
3. A machine for boring holes in the ground or in rock, e.g., in obtaining rock-core samples.


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