The 125 had a swing of 7" and a between-centres capacity of 12". It was 25" long overall, stood 111/2" high on its twin feet and weighed 30 lbs.  More photographs here.

The 3-step flat-belt drive headstock spindle was fitted with an adjustable cone bearing, a No. 1 Morse taper centre and, most usefully, bored through to a diameter of 3/8". Later machines were given a larger bore spindle with a No. 2 Morse taper.

The Slide Rest (Part 132), with its curved-edge ways, had a longitudinal travel of  3.75" and a cross of  2.25", was described by the makers (in their usual honest style) as a strong and thorough well-made device although not a precision tool. Because the top slide did not swivel on its base, the assembly could not be described as a proper "compound" slide.