File:Drill shank triangle.jpg

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English: Triangle drill shank.

Three flats are machined on the straight shank, for increased torque transmission.

Drill made in UK in about 1980.

The shank is about 6 mm diameter.
Source Picture taken UK, June 2005.
Author Emrys2

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