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Description Free-falling tool used for boring. The shank of the bit is gripped and released by the jaws J,J, worked through a toggle joint by movements of the disk D. When the rod begins it's downward stroke, the resistance of the water in the hole slightly raises D, thus opening the jaws and releasing the bit, which falls by gravity. On reaching the end of the stroke the jaws again catch the shank of the bit and raise it for delivering another blow.
Source 1911 EB, Vol. 4, Page 253
Author Encyclopedia Britannica
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