Number of Pages: 48, printed 5.5" x 8.5" This is a reproduction, not a photocopy, of an original Delta Getting the Most Out of Your Drill Press book. This is a complete handbook covering all the branches of drill press operation in the home workshop with over two hundred photographic illustrations and line drawings. It gives a great overview of the many different operations you can do with a drill press, and probably some that you haven't imagined. Have you ever thought about using your drill press for router work? Please see index below. One reason that I've reprinted some of these older books is because they have a lot of information with illustrations that get directly to the point. This book is part of a series that we have on our site: GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR SHAPER GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR DRILL PRESS GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR LATHE GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR CIRCULAR SAW AND JOINTER GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR ABRASIVE TOOLS GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR BAND SAW AND SCROLL SAW   IndexCHAPTER ONE-THE DRILL PRESS.Construction-Size-Power and Speed-Spindles-Inserting Spindle-Belt Tension-Inserting Drills-Centering Table-Adjusting Spindle Return Spring-Tilting Table.....4-7CHAPTER TWO-LAYING OUT THE WORK.Laying Out Necessary-The Combination Square-Hermaphrodite Calipers-Mark-ing-Examples of Layout-Laying Out Dowel Holes-Surface Gage-Punches................8-10CHAPTER THREE-WOOD BITS.Names of Parts-Common Styles of Wood Bits-Screw and Brad Points-Conditioning-Other Bit Styles-Plug Cutters-Mortising Bits and Chisels-Twist Drills forWood-Sanding Drums-Grinding Wheels...............................................11-13CHAPTER FOUR-DRILLING PRACTICE IN WOOD.Speed-Boring a Hole-Boring Holes at an Angle-Boring Holes to Depth-BoringHol - from Amzon