The document summarizes the working principle and key components of a drilling machine. A drilling machine has a base that supports the entire machine and holds the column. The column supports the head assembly, which contains the spindle that holds the drill bit. The spindle revolves while the sleeve slides up and down to lower the drill bit into the workpiece or withdraw it. The head is mounted to the column, while the worktable below holds the workpiece and can be adjusted vertically and swung out of the way.