Milmor Super 10: This model can be recognised by its 10 spindle speeds; a ram with parallel top and bottom surfaces, V-way for the saddle; no switch on the front of the head; electrical controls (usually) on the left-hand face of the column and the fine down-feed handwheel on the right-hand side of the head's front face. One other notable point was the flange mounted table-feeds motor on the left-hand face of the knee. In fact, the Super 10 was constructed using the base of the very different "SturdiMill 1100" and fitted with the head assembly from a Rambaudi miller (and sometimes from another machine imported by the agents).

Milmor 10. This lighter model had 10 spindle speeds; a ram with parallel top and bottom faces; no switch on the front of the head; electrical controls (usually) on the left-hand face of the column and the fine down-feed handwheel to the right of the head's front face.