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The block will be attached to the surface your cursor is on. If it's pointing at the station platform (the cross cursor), it'll try to build a large drill. If you point at a block on the small ship, it should switch to the small drill.
Keep in mind that the "small" drill is pretty big, and you won't get a "green box" if you're standing where the drill would be. I can be a bit tricky to find the right spot.
Unless there's a strange bug going on, but I've never had a problem placing drills.
No, I've been able to place a small drill on a single conveyor, on the back port.
just opend the game to test it and i was about to delte my comment ;) you are fast
Ah, there you go... those large landing gears pre-built on the Lone Survivor platform are actually for large ships. If you just started building onto those, that would explain it - you're building a large ship!
If you want to start a small ship, hit "g", and select "new small ship" on the right. It'll allow you to place a new landing gear, and you can build from there.
At least, I think that's the problem, from your description ;)
1.) you are standing far away enough, as mentioned above
2.) the block is an armor block, a conveyor tube or a conveyor (this list isn't complete most likely, but blocks like a small gyroscope don't seem to work, neither do large blocks like a cockpit)
3.) you are attaching to one of the 3 (small) conveyor ports of the drill (took quite some time to find out this one)
4.) there's enough space to actually place the drill