The Buffalo 14 Upright Drill Press features a 14-inch swing, powered by a 0.94 horsepower motor delivering a spindle speed of 1,620 RPM. This combination makes it suitable for medium-duty drilling tasks, providing enough torque and speed for a wide range of materials. While specific details for this model are not fully documented, similar Buffalo drill presses typically include a table approximately 14 inches wide, a spindle travel (quill depth) of about 3 to 3.5 inches, and a chuck capacity around 5/8 inch. The spindle commonly uses an MT-2 (Morse Taper #2) taper, consistent with Buffalo’s bench drill press standards. The motor is most likely single-phase electric, although exact voltage requirements are not specified. This drill press design aligns with industry norms for upright bench drills, combining a robust cast iron frame and adjustable worktable to enable precise vertical drilling. The machine is well-suited for shop or light industrial use, balancing power, size, and functionality. For exact specifications, referencing Buffalo’s historical manuals or parts catalogs, when available, will provide more detailed technical data.