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I've been wanting to cut holes out of wood for things like displays and terrain. Any recommendations?

I have a Grizzly Industries G7942 5 Speed baby drill press, it works good for what I use it for. I think I paid $90 for it. I also have a larer one of theirs to.

Ooh, that is a good price I think.

You won't go wrong with a Grizzly. If it's really only for the occasional hobby project and you want to save some money, I'm sure you can find something cheaper from Harbor Freight. You get what you pay for, but sometimes cheap is good enough. For small scale and lightweight work, good bits are going to make more of a difference than a good drill press.

Ive been using the dremel press. My dremel fits at top, and away I go!!

Spacemanvic beat me to it

If you already have a dremel, the dremel drill press works well for light stuff that only needs bits a dremel can handle.

Check out micro-mark.com

Micro-mark has a nice selection in one spot- but their prices are for suckers who cant shop online.

I third a dremel in their press, works great for me for most stuff.