The Model 50 and 50/E miniature rotary tools fit perfectly into this drill stand. It provides the steadiness when needed and turns your rotary tool into a mini drill press, e.g. for drilling very fine holes. The drill stand even makes your rotary tool more versatile as it holds it horizontally, too, so that you can use it like a bench grinder. The drill stand keeps the tool lined up and allows you to control it easily with one hand. 

The 4 3/4" x 8 11/16" (120 x 220 mm) table is milled and fitted with a fence and scale. The solid column is chrome plated. The headstock is of die-cast aluminum, offering a throat capacity of 5 1/2" (140 mm) and 1 3/16" (30 mm) travel. A chromed feed lever operates via drive disc and ball bearing system, offering a very sensitive feed set-up. T-bars allow simple height adjustment as well as the fixing of the drill units in the 3/4" (20 mm) bore fitting. The mill/drill collar, with scale, tilts through 90° in both directions as shown below

The vise is made of die-cast zinc and has three machined sides. The grooved base fits perfectly the adjustable fence of of the above drill stand.
The jaws are 2" (50 mm) wide and 25/64" (10 mm) high and provide horizontal and vertical V-slots for holding round work pieces. The maximum clamping width is 1 11/32" (34 mm). The anvil top with a cast-in hole is optimal for supporting small and fine parts when drilling.