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Appears to be missing a few "key" parts.

I believe Skip's chart is totally dependent upon owners providing info. Therefore accuracy is somewhat questionable.

That looks like Skip's chart.

Reeves mechanical drives are simple and reliable.

Stepping motors and control circuitry are complicated and more prone to failure.

Such is the price for "improvement".

Picture would help.

It should work. The color is not original(means little). The 'plunger' is the older tilt stop(better IMHO).* Bolt on fence rail also more gooder.

*Unless thee are referring to the table tilt lever retaining thingie then the function is different.

That is a Chinese knock off of a Shop Smith Mark 5.

Nope! Somebody else made then.

Yes I have two. However it requires the use of a faceplate to mount to the SS quill.

Are you sure it was not a wood working chuck? They do look similar, but are far lighter than the machinist variety.

Glad we be on the same page!