Thanks,
I ground and anchored bottom of stand to as close to level as I could. I made clamps with a heel and a 50* face. I shimmed the mill table level and tried to clamp it down. I then found the need to put an adjustable stop against one of each pair of clamps to act as an adjustable gib in the clamp system. 
I stripped the lathe down some and drilled mounting holes in the feet where they can't be seen. I made custom T nuts and bolted the lathe down. Next I used the old brake table and some coil stock for house siding and made a three piece removable table cover and backsplash. The pieces are made with an integral s drive as used in heating and cooling to join sheet metal. I can slide the table cover off for access to the T slots and the backsplash from the back of the table to and on up the wall stay in place. There is an S drive seam at the back of the lathe feet you can't see.
Here she is coming back together. It's about time to check alignment and see what she'll do mounted solid instead of on those silly rubber feet. Of course since I don't get much shop time this is more like Project of a Couple of Weeks:thumbsup: 
