Cradle for Power drill

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Some years ago B&D used to make a sort of cradle for a power drill (handle upwards) which could be mounted on a work bench so that the drill could be used horizontally. I've tried an internet search but I've only come across those clamps which look like portable vises with a circular bit to take the neck of the drill. I guess I'm not using the right invocation in the search engine :). I'd be grateful for any help towards identifying such a clamp (manufacturer, model, etc.).
 
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As far as I can remember, the early power drills had a shallow counterbored hole on the back, to allow a thumbscrew to be tightened into it.....of course, those were the days when power tools were invariably all metal.
Its commonplace now for drills to have a eurochuck mounting i.e the drill boss is 43 mm diameter. Will this not suit you?
John :)
 
Thank you John (Burnerman) and foxhole.
It looks like I'll have to create my own cradle - the ones in the links are what I have seen, but I wanted something comparable in stability to the vertical stand which I have on the workbench.
 
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@gregers Thanks for the link but I've already got a vertical pillar stand like that. I want a cradle to mount the drill horizontally - handle up.
 
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Thanks for the posts. I like the DIY one and I'll be having a go at that. The B&D stand looks to be a bit small for most drills these days. The KWB looks like a useful standby.
 

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