Depending on who you talk to. and antique is anything more then 20- 25 years
old. You never know, perhaps someday the public will get back into
woodworking. just like they did when Norm Abrams started his show in the
80's/90's. The public is truly fickle,d they need a lead man to guide the
way...
Perhaps Tracy Anderson will start doing his magic again? (He was a good enough
salesman to get us to buy the Legacy.) ;-p
Perhaps it is someone not even born yet who will carry to torch?
Its late! I'm going to bed now.Have a good night everyone. (THAT'S Good day to
you Bill.) ;-)
C.A.G.
On Monday, November 27, 2017 9:18 PM, russ veinot <ru...@yknotwood.com>
wrote:
I was wondering today, how long do you think it will take before a legacy will
be considered a classic antique and maybe even a collector's item. in a
hundred years maybe some will be proud to be able to go out to their garage and
do all those amazing things without the use of a computer. In my opinion, the
LOM is like a CNC except it is run by "hand" code instead of G code. just a
thought (or maybe 2 thoughts :>)
have a good day,Russ--
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