The fixed steady mimicked the design of those used on contemporary larger lathes with a series of pre-formed bevelled holes around the periphery of a disc
The fixed steady in place
The holes were aligned with the spindle axis by a pin
To reach the retaining key the collets had to be unusually long and fitted with a solid shaft to their rear
Stepped collets - compressed by a ring screwed onto the (left-hand) threaded spindle nose
Adjustable, pivoting handrest
Standard "push" spindle tailstock
A neatly-made lever-action tailstock assembly was also available
high-quality handwork on the lever-action tailstock 's bronze pivot bar