Thank you all. I have an old Universal HBM that needs way too much work. Buying it was a failed experiment with an on-line auction. I will most certainly remove the table and use it as a work table for all to envy. i'll also remove anything else useful like handles, spindle, shafts, maybe even lead screws. The shafts and screws are plenty worn but will make good fodder for the scrap bin. Regarding the cast iron, I'm particularly thinking about cutting up some of the saddle. I would probably make some parallels and set up blocks for the my smaller mill and shaper, maybe even a base for a height gage. It's always good to have bits of cast iron around for repairs of old machinery. Based on the feedback, I'll use my porta band, angle grinder and maybe even asaws-all I like the idea of scoring the CI and then breaking it with wedges and a hammer. Anything i can salvage is an upside vs just sending it to scrap. I imagine i'll end up with about a 5 gallon bucket of various fasteners as well.