Different parts on a pillar drill?

A pillar drill, also known as a drill press, consists of several key components: the base, which provides stability; the column, which supports the drill head and allows for height adjustment; the drill head, where the motor and spindle are located; and the table, which holds the workpiece in place. The spindle houses the drill bit and is typically adjustable for depth control. Additionally, some pillar drills feature a feed lever for controlling the downward movement of the drill bit and an adjustable table for varying workpiece sizes.