Section through the horizontal spindle. Running in two pairs of pre-loaded precision bearings, the spindle was driven by a motor that could - depending upon the size of the miller - vary in output from as little as 10 to as much as 40 h.p. From the flange-mounted motor, drive passed through oil-immersed gearing and a mechanical clutch on the smaller CS8 and CS10 models but a heavy-duty, electro-mechanical clutch on all other variants.

Section through the Universal Head showing the pre-loaded double-taper roller bearings. On the High-Column model these bearings were listed as being of the very much more expensive, high-precision Gamet - presumably in place of ones having an ordinary level of accuracy.

Lumatic electrically-driven pump. One, mounted on the saddle, lubricated the bed slideways with another, mounted in the headslide, providing a supply of oil to the headslide and ram slideways