Shopsmith ER.
OK, Dusty is a friend of mine, but he runs the later (after Eisenhower) model of the ShopSmith.
I however, run the earlier model, which is MUCH simpler, more capable, but not as safe. (Exposed belts and stuff.)
But, this model (the ER) is a VASTLY better lathe, but the table saw is SEVERELY lacking in table space. It is also MUCH heavier than the Mk series Shopsmiths, and has been out of production, since Kennedy was a Midshipman. (Not quite, but they stopped making them in '53.)
As a drill-press, it is about the best one you can find, especially for the usual asking price of $100 or so. As a lathe, it is the best Shopsmith lathe ever built. As a table saw, look for a real table saw.
The way tubes are almost 1/4 inch wall thickness, .200. Check the wall thickness on the Mk-whatever models.
And, parts are still available on Ebay, and bearings are over-the-counter purchases, as are a lot of other parts.
Anything that mounts on a MkV/5 quill will mount on an E or ER model.
(Sorry, Dusty.)
steve