I sand down to 150
any smoother and stain becomes uneven, the pores begin to close on the
wider summer growth rings, that's what I have been told. I have had
customers thank me for sanding and saving them work. The real key is a
sharp blade so minimum sanding is required. I can sand a 8" col
That's an interesting side note. How carried away do you get in the sanding
department?
-Tim
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From: LiLtwisted
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: How is this made?
Easy answer there
D
Easy answer there
Don't know, I never put a finish on anything. I leave that up to those
trade people.
Mike
Tim Krause wrote:
That was my other thought. I didn't think it could be entirely done
on the legacy.
How do you think the finish was done to get that nice antique patina?
If your
Hi Roger,I thought they were all sold out and not produced
anymore,please drop me a line with the price,also do you think $400.is
a fair asking price for a used Zaxis framework.and digital measure
thing with fittings,thank you.MAC
On Jan 13, 11:57 pm, ITwoodwork
That was my other thought. I didn't think it could be entirely done on the
legacy.
How do you think the finish was done to get that nice antique patina? If your
busy, take your time to reply.
-Tim
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From: LiLtwisted
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.
I'll be brief
Make the block as a square
mount it on the table under the router with the corner to be removed up
Use a cove bit to remove the corner down as far as you need to be
re-mount the block on the flat left side and flute
re-mount the block on the flat right side and flute
take the block
The arc on the top is puzzling. I think it's done on a router table. The main
cove could be cut using the spindle to support the square stock. Then I think
the little coves could be cut from the side. Maybe the top piece is really
just glued on. It's been bugging me for years. It might be
I'm no expert when it comes to installing inlays, but I would think you could
trace the emblem and then us a sharp utility knife to cut the outline out. Then
use the dremel tool to hog out the material.
Epoxy was my first guess for glue, I would think CA would be brittle and pop
off in time.
Tim Im not sure?
But I would think it could be done very much like how Legacy copies molding,
with a touch off, of an already made pattern.
Or how about using an arcing movement of the block?
The wave attachment might be able to do it, with a tight ark and a large
covebox bit? (just a guess)
I w
Hello Tim
There is not such a thing as a dumb question, Yes I've done some testing. I
ruined one cane tiring to reset the pewter inlays. ;-(
In theory resetting the inlays is easy, trace the outline and then using a
dermal remove inside the lines. what I didn't count on way the hardness of the
http://legacywoodworking.com/galleryItem.cfm?project=307
I'm curious how the corner block on the left is milled. The one on the right
is obvious. Any thoughts?
-Tim
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Hi Mac
I have Design Kits coming in this week, yes and Legacy have them as
well. Any CNC guys would be better off keeping them as they will have
a use for them.
Best regards
Roger
On Jan 13, 11:26 pm, MACSWAG wrote:
> Hi Bill
> I went into the CNC.site never new it existed,well there is a few
> m
Hi Curt,
I've got a dumb question. Are the pewter items secure? Have you done a stress
test to see if catching on edges causes them to pop off? I think I would have
tried to inset them a little in the cane.
Does the dog help you type :-)
-Tim
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From: curt
Hi Bill
I went into the CNC.site never new it existed,well there is a few
mills for sale and one chap is selling a lot of accessories he doesn't
use anymore so I have dropped him an E/Ml. staing what I would like
and if he's interested to drop me a line,thank's for the info on the
site,wish I had k
Also post request for one over at
http://www.legacycncwoodworking.com/cnc-forum/ one of them might have one
they don't want and drop a line to magnate they still have it listed to buy
online no waiting there.. its worth the money I use mine all the time
Bill
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Hi Bill,blimey you must have the patience of Job,how do you ever find
time to sleep and work and do your hobby,I admire you handling all
those children on your own,your a hero,yes I appreciate what you say
now about the design kit,and I can see I'm going to be better off
using one,so if anybody rea
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