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I was very pleased to find an unbroken drill



I assumed it was something like a paddle base. It was an OHMYGOSH moment when I cleaned the dirt off !

Now that's one fine Frio drill. Thanks for the show.

that is a super sweet drill SH. Congrats.

WOW HAL

I GOT SICK AND DAKOTAS ASTMA ACTED UP WE DIDNT EVEN DIG THATS ONE AWESOME DRILL YOU FOUND THANKS FOR SHARING .. HOW DEEP WERE YOU ?

awesome HAL im happy for ya made my day knowing yall had found some good stuff :)

Wow, that a great looking drill.

Congrats, Hal. That's one nice drill. Five feet by hand, you earned it my man. Enjoy.
Happy hunting. AL.C

That is one sweet find Hal.Congratulations on that,and for solving the picture/memory problem.Your pictures are always awesome!Hope we get to see that beauty after its bath.

Te, not to be too argumentive over such a very small item, , , but an expert on that area says its a
split base Ensor that was found by one of Mrs Darl's young boys. The beveling in the bit area is SEVER Darl beveling.

AzAl, It's tempting to let everyone continue to think I'm a superman but the truth of the matter is
that Richard Chrisner did four test holes the day before with one of those monster yellow machines. In the top pic, see the big pile of fresh dirt. Richard said it was a good area and did not want to go too deep into a fragile layer.
Maybe I'll just settle for being boy wonder since creating a wall and going deeper in one day is pretty substantial.

RH, clean pic next time I use the camera. Nothing special just a dull grey with a nice pure white
cloud in the middle.
Good & correct observation on fixing the PC pixing.
Full credit to Badger.
I would have had to throw the PC away and buy a new one.

Richards super dooper Perd scooper. . . . . .

Now that machine would put Melvin's Monster Mammoth wiggle pick to shame. A split based ensor? Ah, these variants will be the death of many an ametuer digger yet.

Super find for sure!! 2questions though. Is that patina and how long?