Fast-and-loose countershaft unit with a foot-operated, spring-return striker fork
Heavy-duty ball-bearing countershaft with fast-and-loose flat belt drive.
The thin knurled rings at each side of the micrometer dials show that this engraving is of a very early compound-slide assembly for the WL and V1 lathes.
The heavier Compound Slide Rest for the AAA lathe.
Vertical slide to carry high-speed spindles for mounting milling cutters, drills or grinding wheels.
An unusual accessory - an alternative bed with a gap.
Cutter Frame for toolpost mounting.
High-speed Grinding Head.
Single-roller Filing Rest
Double-roller Filing Rest
Saw Table for fitting into the handrest socket
Lever-action tailstock for WL and V1 Geneva-style lathes
Additional tailstock "Runners" (what would be called 'barrels', or 'spindles', on a larger lathe) with various kinds of useful end fittings were available to fit the plain tailstock which was supplied with a simple runner having a male centre at one end and a female at the other.
Plain Tailstock with a 'male and female-centres' runner.
Lever-action tailstock for the Wl & V1 Lathes. This unit had a tapered socket in the end to accept small drill chucks and other items with tapered shanks.
Lever-action tailstock fittings with tapered shanks: top row - Pin Cutters bottom row - Flat Countersinks. Both were sold in sets of 20.
Universal Runner. This was sold in a set with the eccentric holder, one plate with 20 different counter-sunk holes, another with 8 hollow centres, a centring pin, two small drill holders and one small drill pad.