The milling machine was of reasonable capacity and ingenious construction, the vertical milling head being built into the horizontal overarm. The working surface of the 6-speed power-driven table was 26" x 6" with a longitudinal travel of 10" and a cross travel of 5.5"; the knee could be elevated through 10". The No. 40 International spindle ran at 48 to 970 rpm in horizontal mode and from 77 to 1575 rpm when used vertically.