. Lists the operation which can be carried out by using a pillar drilling machine.
The table in a pillar drilling machine can typically move up and down vertically, as well as rotating or tilting horizontally. This allows the user to adjust the height and angle of the work surface to suit different drilling needs.
i beleive it is one for a pillar drill but i may well be wrong, if its a normal hand drill it will have the sames as your arm with is is 6
drilling holes into wood or that sort of material
it is used for drilling holes in materials such as metal.
It should be bord and pillar, but for some reason it has been used as board and pillar. IMO it was a mistake but carried through now.
A pillar drill is used for larger holes, more exact placing of holes, or drilling repeated holes with a jig to insure uniformity.
A pillar drill, also known as a floor drill or column drill, is a stationary machine with a tall column that provides stability and allows for precise drilling at various heights. It typically features a more powerful motor and greater drilling capacity compared to a bench drill. In contrast, a bench drill is smaller, designed to be mounted on a workbench, making it more suitable for lighter tasks and limited space. The key difference lies in their size, power, and intended usage, with pillar drills being more robust for heavy-duty applications.
A pillar drill, can be an industrial drill or a DIY hand drill, standing on a single vertical post (THE PILLAR) and a mechanism to lower the drill to the workpiece to drill a hole.
A pillar drill is a machine that drills holes into plastics. It only does circles so you need a coping saw to make the shape.
A pillar drill can be used to drill pieces of metals, plastics, and woods. Since it is a big drill, it can be used on large pieces of material to produce big holes.
Coordinate operations
It depends on what is meant by "bottom part" - does this refer to the entire machine, or the drill bit? See the related link below for a labelled diagram of a pillar drill.