Vintage Multi-Purpose Power Tool Shop Case Arrangement Diagram - Drill Kit
Diagram labeling the placement of accessories (drill stand, wire wheel, discs, pads) for a multi-purpose power tool shop kit.
This document is an aged, stained paper label or instruction sheet affixed inside a red metal case, titled 'Merchandise Arrangement for Multi-Purpose Power Tool Shop.' It is an exploded/arrangement diagram showing how a portable electric drill and its accessories should be stored inside a carrying case. The central illustration depicts the open case with labeled compartments for accessories including a rubber disc, wire wheel, drill stand, polishing bonnet, sanding discs, paint mixer, buffing pad, grinding wheel, and drill bits. An upper-left inset shows the drill stand with the drill mounted in place, and an upper-right inset appears to show the closed case or electric drill packaging. A partially legible note on the right side explains how the electric drill fits into supports/brackets within the case. A reader can learn the intended storage layout of each tool accessory within this multi-purpose power tool kit case. Notably, despite being uploaded to a 2004 Aston Martin Virage gallery, this is not an automotive parts or wiring document, it is a vintage power tool kit arrangement diagram with no vehicle applicability information, dates, or part numbers visible.
Is this accurate? Sign in to help verify it.
Frequently asked questions
- What does this document show?
- It shows the merchandise arrangement for a multi-purpose power tool shop kit, a diagram of how an electric drill and its accessories are stored inside a carrying case.
- What accessories are labeled in the diagram?
- Labeled items include a rubber disc, wire wheel, drill stand, polishing bonnet, sanding discs, paint mixer, buffing pad, grinding wheel, and drill bits.
- Does the diagram show how to use the drill stand?
- An inset illustration at the upper left is labeled 'Drill stand with drill in place,' showing the drill mounted in its stand.
- Is this document specific to a vehicle?
- No. It contains no vehicle year, make, model, or part numbers, it is an arrangement label for a power tool kit case.
No comments yet.