Ok. Those 2 I posted earlier belong to my ex's uncle. I can still go use his shop. But it's awkward.
I bought this drill press at least 25 years ago. It's not super high quality. But it does most anything I need. Bench-top model. I have it on an old pedestal. I rarely need more height than what I can get with this. I do bog it down and make the belts slip at times when running bigger than maybe 3/4" drills.
In this picture, you can see one of my table vices clamped to the table.
This is the 3 pulley, 2 belt setup someone mentioned earlier. The center set of pulleys are on a cam and are used for tensioning the belts.
Another small table vice. Both of these can be adjusted to hold the workpiece at an angle.
Close-up view showing one way to clamp the vice or a large workpiece to the table. I learned how to use t-slot clamp sets many years ago. It is a very versatile system.
Here is the rack with the rest of my step blocks, t-nuts, clamp bars, etc.
The chuck mounted on the quill is 3/4" capacity. But it won't clamp down on anything much smaller than 5/32". So I have another smaller chuck to use. These chucks and some drills mount to the quill shaft by friction using a finely ground taper. The most common is a "Morse" taper. This is the #2 size Morse taper.
Here's another example if clamping a workpiece to the table. Notice it is on spacers so that I don't drill into the table underneath.