Re: Woodchuck Dust Collection

[Richard Ellis]

Hi Tim,
Why I asked,, was because, at the Woodworking Show over here the CNC Legacy 
that was being demonstrated was well covered in brushes around the cutter, 
I just thought it  a good idea.

On Wednesday, November 29, 2017 at 5:18:00 PM UTC, Tim wrote:
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> Nope.  
>
> Sent from BlueMail  
> On Nov 29, 2017, at 3:59 AM, Richard Ellis  > wrote:
>>
>> Tim
>> Did you ever get any replies about the brush system 
>>
>> On Sunday, August 26, 2012 at 5:47:57 AM UTC+1, Tim wrote:
>>>
>>> You Woodchuck owners are holding out on the new school machine owners.  
>>> I just learned of a dust collection system that Phantom Engineering use to 
>>> sell.  It was basically a box that mounted to the router carriage.  There 
>>> where brushes turned sideways that allowed a spindle to pass through the 
>>> box.   The box would bolt from the bottom of the carriage.  A 2" vacuum 
>>> hose connected to the box to suck out the dust. 
>>>  
>>> I'm begging you lurkers, if anyone has a picture of this accessory I 
>>> sure would love to see it!  Contact me off list if you want.  
>>>  
>>> Now I can see the limitations of this system, but I still think it's an 
>>> important step in solving the dust problem that many people have.  
>>>  
>>> -Tim
>>>  
>>>
>>

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RE: New walking stick.

[Bill Bulkeley]

Nice is that a compass on top?

Bill

 

From: 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
[mailto:legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com] 
Sent: Thursday, 30 November 2017 4:01 PM
To: Legacy-Ornamental-Mills
Subject: New walking stick.

 

Hello 

this is a new walking stick that I made for a gentleman.

 

The wood is "Brazilian cherry" stained red mahogany.

the tapper goes form 3/4" x 1 1/2". the pitch is 4 1/2" pitch. with a 1 1/2"  
roping router bit.   and a 3/4" core-box bit for the cove.

The top is a round  floating compass, resisted into the top and glued in place.

 

The wood is VERY hard and dense it has a good feel to it. 

Now I will have to wait to see if he likes it?  I was given a lot lea way on 
this project. 

I will find out tomorrow.

 

any and all comments are as always, Welcome.

 

C.A.G.

 

 


 

 

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Re: NEW VIDEO on YOUTUBE

[MWF]

Russ,Thanks for making and sharing these videos.You hit upon one of THE MOST IMPORTANT aspects of woodworking; Dust control / filtering the air.It is quite possibly the MOST UNDERRATED hazard we have in our shops/work area.  Unless you want to die prematurely or at the least suffer respiratory issues - you MUST keep the air in your shop clean! (Or invest in an alternative breathing/air supply system.I know several years ago, a Group Member posted a chart showing the hazards/dangers of the sawdust from a long list of woods.  Some are Very hazardous to our health - others less so.Thanks again.Mac-Original Message-
From: russ veinot 
Sent: Nov 29, 2017 5:03 PM
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills 
Subject: NEW VIDEO on YOUTUBE

Part 4 of the legacy workstation is out..  stopped to show the features of the dedicated shop vac & blower system AND the Dust Hood Fan is working.  it's working like a total workstation already. watch it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnRvDnwPbaIthanks for the interest, all comments welcomed.russ






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Re: NEW VIDEO on YOUTUBE

['Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills]

Nice job Russwhat kind of over-head clearance do you have, between your work 
station and the top of the Legacy?If I were your I would think of adding LED 
lights and skip the reflective foil.
Keep up the good work.And Thank you for posting AND  sharing your ideas ...  ;-)
C.A.G. 

On Wednesday, November 29, 2017 5:03 PM, russ veinot  
wrote:
 

 
Part 4 of the legacy workstation is out..  stopped to show the features of the 
dedicated shop vac & blower system AND the Dust Hood Fan is working.  it's 
working like a total workstation already. 
watch it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnRvDnwPbaI



thanks for the interest, all comments welcomed.
russ

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NEW VIDEO on YOUTUBE

[russ veinot]

>
> Part 4 of the legacy workstation is out..  stopped to show the features of 
> the dedicated shop vac & blower system AND the Dust Hood Fan is working.  
> it's working like a total workstation already. 
>
> watch it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnRvDnwPbaI
>

>
> thanks for the interest, all comments welcomed.
>
> russ
>
>

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Re: Woodchuck Dust Collection

[Tim Krause]

Nope.  

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On Nov 29, 2017, 3:59 AM, at 3:59 AM, Richard Ellis  
wrote:
>Tim
>Did you ever get any replies about the brush system 
>
>On Sunday, August 26, 2012 at 5:47:57 AM UTC+1, Tim wrote:
>>
>> You Woodchuck owners are holding out on the new school machine
>owners.  I 
>> just learned of a dust collection system that Phantom Engineering use
>to 
>> sell.  It was basically a box that mounted to the router carriage. 
>There 
>> where brushes turned sideways that allowed a spindle to pass through
>the 
>> box.   The box would bolt from the bottom of the carriage.  A 2"
>vacuum 
>> hose connected to the box to suck out the dust. 
>>  
>> I'm begging you lurkers, if anyone has a picture of this accessory I
>sure 
>> would love to see it!  Contact me off list if you want.  
>>  
>> Now I can see the limitations of this system, but I still think it's
>an 
>> important step in solving the dust problem that many people have.  
>>  
>> -Tim
>>  
>>
>
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Re: Woodchuck Dust Collection

[Richard Ellis]

Tim
Did you ever get any replies about the brush system 

On Sunday, August 26, 2012 at 5:47:57 AM UTC+1, Tim wrote:
>
> You Woodchuck owners are holding out on the new school machine owners.  I 
> just learned of a dust collection system that Phantom Engineering use to 
> sell.  It was basically a box that mounted to the router carriage.  There 
> where brushes turned sideways that allowed a spindle to pass through the 
> box.   The box would bolt from the bottom of the carriage.  A 2" vacuum 
> hose connected to the box to suck out the dust. 
>  
> I'm begging you lurkers, if anyone has a picture of this accessory I sure 
> would love to see it!  Contact me off list if you want.  
>  
> Now I can see the limitations of this system, but I still think it's an 
> important step in solving the dust problem that many people have.  
>  
> -Tim
>  
>

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Re: A response from Andy Anderson Of Legacy Regarding Support.

[Richard Ellis]

Roger
Was your statement made with tongue in cheek--However it did make me 
smile, He does know how to pick'em

Joe
 On reflection I can see your point. Lets move on!!
Richard

On Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 4:47:53 AM UTC, Tim wrote:
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> I had a conversation with Andy Anderson of Legacy and he has asked me to 
> forward this email to the group.  
>
>  Forwarded Message  
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> Dear Tim,
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> I can see the confusion caused by our statement but if you understand that 
> support, to us, means coaching and producing new training materials for a 
> product and of course manufacturing means we still build new OM's then it 
> becomes quite clear. I can see that a longer, wordier explanation could 
> have been used to tell the story but I'm sure that those determined to 
> complain would have found something in the longer explanation to complain 
> about too.  With a little effort say, a phone call to me, and the whole 
> story could have been told on the thread but telling the truth, getting the 
> whole story onto the forum, is not what some of those making comments on 
> the thread intended.   
>
>
> Some of the claims and statements made in the thread are incorrect and 
> some just not true and if any of these folks had an ounce of courage they 
> would have spoken to me instead of wasting their time and yours in an 
> online conversation with others that definitely don't have the answers 
> either.  I have an 800 number, I'm at extension 11. The call is free. I'm 
> not hiding.  800 279 4570
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> If they had have called me they would find out we still sell, build, and 
> use index hubs in our CNC systems, pilaster dogs as well.  We still build 
> and stock many of the  gears and gear sets, spit nuts and other items that 
> go missing or wear out over time.  We sell them to people that buy second 
> hand OMs at yard and estate sales quite often.  Of course if these new 
> owners were to join the misinformed on this google group and believed the 
> nonsense that they read they may not been able to buy these items because 
> they believed the myth that we don't provide any customer service for our 
> OM's and they would not have called and receive the parts they needed.  You 
> can see why I don't encourage people to join the group. Of course, it is 
> true, that we no longer stock many of the parts required to build an OM 
> from scratch.  If you back your car over your OM in the garage I'm afraid I 
> won't be able to help you. 
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> Until I read through this latest thread I might have been willing to 
> allow someone to use my designs and drawings to build replacement parts for 
> OM owners but I can't see the point of working with people as misinformed, 
> ignorant, arrogant, and unwilling to investigate to find the truth as those 
> that were commenting on the thread today. If the google group forum isn't a 
> place to find the facts then what exactly is it's purpose?  As I pointed 
> out in our conversation this morning, many of the comments were made by 
> people who don't really want solutions, they don't want the truth, they 
> want to do damage.  
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>
> The irony is that after inflicting as much damage as they can with their 
> ignorant comments they complain that I don't spend enough time and money 
> supporting them and they complain that I'm not reasonable.  After they put 
> in jeopardy the jobs and the future of the 20 families that work at Legacy 
> I am supposed to give them whatever they want.   
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> A reasonable request to use my designs and drawings, made directly to me 
> not to others in the group, would have been carefully considered but how 
> many potential customers are going to read through this latest pile of 
> misinformation and pure crap and buy another brand CNC machine because they 
> were frightened off by these comments? I can't say, but it will happen.  
> Those making the ignorant and uninformed comments in this thread don't seem 
> to be able to connect the dots.  Damage Legacy and you damage all OM 
> owners. 
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> Why should I work with individuals that can't make such a simple and 
> logical deduction?  Why do you allow them to comment on the forum?  This 
> type of blind ignorance tells to me that there is no future in working with 
> these people at all, however, it seems that there are only 4 or 5 without 
> the intelligence to connect the dots.  These same 4 or 5 are consistently 
> trying to do as much damage as possible without regard for the other OM 
> owners.  As long as they continue to use this google group as a public 
> platform I can't and I won't work with or support the rest of the group.  I 
> suggest that, for the sake of the group and all OM owners, it's time to 
> clean house. 
>
>
> Andy Anderson, Legacy Woodworking Machinery
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