Craftsman Reversible Screw Driver and Speed Reducer Set

[Ayrhead]

Hi Everyone: Came Across this Kit/Set. I Managed to Find the Manual Online for it as Well. It Will Make a Nice Addition to my Collection. Guessing it’s from the mid 1960’s

 

[RTM]

Wow, nice. I just have the driver/speed reducer piece, and one flat head bit. Was hoping to use it for tapping, but the Yankee style outlet on the driven end of mine kinda *****. How does yours show mounting the jacobs chuck to the speed reducer.

 

[Ayrhead]

Send me your email address and I’ll try sending you the operators manual. It’s in pdf format.
Harry

 

[Private Lugnutz]

I know less than Sgt Schultz knows about Craftsman after 1950, so this might be a Captain Obvious statement to those who do, but that would almost have to have been made for Sears by Supreme Products out of Chicago, the outfit that made the famous Versamatic, right?

 

[Ayrhead]

I Tried Uploading the manual and it looks like it worked. Download it and you should be able to find the answer your looking for in the manual
Harry

 

[RTM]

I Tried Uploading the manual and it looks like it worked. Download it and you should be able to find the answer your looking for in the manual
Harry

It works, thanks, will peruse harder this evening.

this might be a Captain Obvious statement to those who do, but that would almost have to have been made for Sears by Supreme Products out of Chicago, the outfit that made the famous Versamatic, right?

I would assume they are one and the same. Too many similarities, and the Versamatic name never jumps out at me. I always have to go find mine to recall the name.