A light, cast-iron stand for treadle operation (note the letter M cast into each leg) that was later adapted to carry a motorised countershaft unit, clamped to the underside of the chip tray and in line with the original belt cut-outs. The motor was slung low down, on two simple lugs carried by the bar that had previously acted as the foot-treadle hinge.

Fixed steady, travelling steady. Hand-turning rest, 4-way toolpost and machine vice - the last item, which fitted the vertical milling slide, remained available, unchanged, until about 1993

Swivelling and plain vertical milling slides. Later versions, for the ML7 and Super 7 lathes, were more strongly built.