Good morning Jerry (and everyone.)
5/8" hole 3" deep, I don't see what it couldn't, even a normal plunge router
most have a 3" plunge depth.
CAN it do it? most defiantly, but is the Legacy the best tool for the job? I
honestly don't know, I think a drill press would be the best choice for this
job, Using a high speed router bit to bore a hole may not give you the best
control?and the set up and safety factor of one? that up to you.
NOW if you want to set up a large piece of wood and cut a series of holes
5/8"x3" deep to make a number of these duck calls?and then cut the wood into
pieces using the band saw before turning, I would say The Legacy might be a
good choice.
I would love to see your Duck calls, (if you could post some pictures, it would
be nice.) Making a Duck call something that I've not tried to make before. How
is it done? do you drill out the wood and then insert a call into the wood,
much like making a pen? or is it more like making a whistle? (with an air
chamber???)
I hope you have a good day,
C.A.G.
----- Original Message -----
From: Jerry's Custom Calls
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2013 8:03 AM
Subject: Re: Ornamental Mills Around the World
Good Morning Tim and the rest of the group.
Thanks for the "tease" to get me started with making a post or two. It's not
that I have been too shy to post anything I have been a bit overwhelmed with
the Aspire software and Mach3 software that I need to learn to use prior to
playing with the new / old 1200. Right now I do not know where to start with
asking questions; I don't even know what to ask! I need to learn how to crawl
before I walk so I did purchase a few small pieces of cheap wood last night so
hopefully I will find the time and courage to at least make some saw dust this
weekend.
One general question I have....os it possible to use the 1200 to drill or
bore a 5/8 hole 3 inches deep (making duck calls)?
I'll let the group know how it goes provided I get a chance play with it.
Jerry's Custom Calls
On Thursday, April 4, 2013 12:50:11 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote:
Hello All,
I missed a few new markers on our map in January. The following members
have been added to our map. This gives us a total of 52 owners now listed.
Norm Baker has added a marker to our guestmap.
Marker message: Forney, TX Legacy 1200
and
Jerry Stone has added a marker to our guestmap.
Marker message: 1200 with CNC addition
I recall in Jerry's entry message that he had questions about his upgraded
cnc model but he has been too shy to ask anything. I know we have had owners
of the performance and standard cnc upgrade in the list so this is my tease to
get Jerry to say hello :-).
-Tim
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