Re: New Members and Moderation

Sun, 26 Jan 2014 14:44:49 -0800


"Earth" to the Legacy "Mothership"!  -  Do you "hear" what Curt is saying!!!??? (And I am sure others are thinking!)

We, the "manual" Legacy Ornamental Mill folks, will most likely, one day, become CUSTOMERS for your CNC mills!!!

You can bet WE can be a POSITIVE part of your future - by telling folks what GREAT Customer Support you provide to US, the "manual" owners - despite the fact that you no longer produce our machines.  So I plead with you to continue to interact/communicate with us as you have told us you will.  We can be a TREMENDOUS asset!  We appreciate what you have done so far - and continue to look forward to maintaining our special relationship for years to come.

Mac
-----Original Message-----
From: curt george
Sent: Jan 24, 2014 7:30 PM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: New Members and Moderation

Hello and Welcome to the group.
another REVO owner, Bill will be pleased. ;-)
The REVO is a very nice machine,  I believe that it was to short lived to really make a big impact on the Ornamental milling world. but It defiantly had its time. and I'm sure that your knowledge of it, will offer a great help to others of this group.
 
I like your statement, "I can convince my "keeper of the checkbook" that it is a worthwhile investment."   CNC is the wave to the future, But for me the boat I'm in, Is what I call a life boat, and I'm having a hard enough time just staying afloat.  ;-) So for NOW, am out of the CNC market for at least a few years. But I do have BIG Hopes and even Bigger plans for the future. and Legacy will be a very big part of that.
 
Welcome aboard.
 
C.A.G.
 
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: Calypso
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2014 5:11 PM
Subject: Re: New Members and Moderation


 Greetings fellow saw dust makers,
This is just a short introduction to get things started. I have owned a Revo for a few years. What a great little machine! I typically make smaller items like belt buckles, E-cigs, pens and the like but have made some columns with it too using a transition turning to join the sections. I'm looking for some new tips an techniques and may also have some to offer. I'm also considering going to CNC as soon as I can convince my "keeper of the checkbook" that it is a worthwhile investment. Looking forward to sharing new info.
 

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