Hi Guys ! ;-)
Just got home form work. Marc if you send me a private e-mail
curtgeo...@wowway.com I can copy a "OLD" Legacy Video called Profile
following, in it they show a number of good ways to use the temple follower.
(something that Legacy has forgot to up-date on there newer machines.
And as far as the gear problem, I second the notion, Call Legacy and get the
gears form them, Just perhaps they will surprise you and give you great
service? It has happened before.;-p
gota run now.
talk to you all more this weekend. (If all goes well I will have some new ideas
and ... ready for your reading. Wish me luck.)
C.A.G.
----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Krause
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 1:27 AM
Subject: Re: New Member with a couple of questions
There is a brass 1/2" diameter by 3/4" long piece that bolts to the acrylic
in the slot. There are two brackets that mount off the back side of the
machine that holds your template. This operation is covered in the training
video. Curt, can you make copies at this time of the training video showing
this?
As far as the STOCK gears are concerned, they should all still be available
from Legacy. Their latest machine still uses them.
-Tim
----- Original Message -----
From: mhower...@gmail.com
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 9:23 PM
Subject: New Member with a couple of questions
Hi, All - new to the group as I just picked up a Legacy 1000 (with a few
parts missing) last weekend - appears to have never been used - still has
protective paper on the router mount.
Just to make some sawdust (since I don't have a tailstock or chuck for my
machine yet), I am wondering how you follow a template for some basic 2D
routing on flat stock. I looked in the manual and done some internet searching
but haven't really seen anything about that showing up. Is there supposed to
be a guide pin or something that helps you follow a template, and where would
the template mount for such an operation.
Also, the machine only has the gears that were installed on it - from what
I've read it can take a long time to get parts from Legacy (if they will make
them for me) - any chance that somebody has some extra gears they would
consider selling?
Thanks in advance for putting up with a newbie! If there is anybody in the
group in the Aurora/Denver CO area who has this machine or similar and would be
willing to show me a few things that would be great also!
Marc
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