I had a couple of hours out this afternoon, going to visit my old advisary, Gareth, the salesman at Chester UK.
I had phoned him up this morning, so that when I called into the showroom, everything would be ready to try out a new bit of kit for my 836 mill.
They don't produce a horizontal arbor and right angle head specifically for my machine, but I had measured mine up, and just maybe, one designed for the larger Bridgeport clones could be made to fit. So to cut a long story short, one just happened to follow me home.
This is it, fitted to my machine. Still with grease and oil all over it from when I lubed it up.

Another shot from the other side.

So I threw the vice on the mill, I didn't even set it up square, mounted up a 5mm rad cutter and wacked out to a depth of 5mm using the power feed.

This is a piece of Ralph's garage special, and the cutter went thru it as though it wasn't there. You can now see that the vice wasn't square.

There is just one thing to modify to make it a perfect fit for my machine. The dovetail on my machine is 55 degrees, the one on the add on is 50 degs. So all I will do is make up a couple of angle adjusting gib strips and it will be perfect.
That will also bring the sliding bit on the bottom into a more central position.

A very happy bogs now, two machines in the space of one.
Bogs