The DrillPress

Probably a blacksmith shop; probably Greenfield Village.
But I wouldn't bet on it.
I've always been fascinated with machinery of ... basically the late pre-electricity era. Steam-powered, hand-powered. Belt-driven, high-precision tooling. Some fascinating work came out of some of those shops. Didn't even have computers.
Something has been lost - perhaps just the era - since everything has become so dependent on computers.
On the other hand, those old-timers couldn't work in nanometers (a nanometer is incomprehensively small; if a nanometer was expanded as long as an inch, an inch would be 400 miles long. There is work done everyday at such scales.
