Drill'-press, n.

noun

n. A machine-tool, embodying one or more drills for making holes in metal, and designated as a vertical, horizontal, or universal drill, a drill-press, or a drilling-machine. The work is fastened upon the adjustable table A. The tool B rotates and is fed down by hand or automatically; called also simply a drill.

An engraving of a drill press with a vertical drill bit, a horizontal work table, and a hand-cranked mechanism.
Drill-press.