The result were perfectly round, on-size holes. The SP2500's ultra precision chucks also pleased the English. The accuracy of the drill alignment and grinding system were met with uncharacteristic enthusiasm, as well. While Americans seem concerned with speed, the English might be called perfectionists. I imagined a scene like those old Miller Lite Beer commercials.
Examples abound in and out manufacturing.
Take the garden variety hedge. In America, we're satisfied if a hedge functions as a natural, leafy fence. In England, hedges are perfectly crafted into sculptures or serpentine mazes. The British Rolls Royce achieves the Nth degree of excellence. English-made garden tools are so precisely weighted and balanced you almost hate to get them dirty.