Nothing like a good drill press:
I lucked out and got it at a yardsale for $100. Besides the ability to swivel the table in several axes, this one is especially nice because it has two sets of pulleys. This allows speeds as low as 150 RPM, which is what you need for drilling large diameter holes. That’s a section of X-band microwave waveguide I’m working on.
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