Definitely not selling this one. It takes me too long to make them
manually. I could farm it out but it would still be expensive for two or
three units.
-Tim
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From: "Bill Bulkeley"
To:
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2011 7:37 PM
Subject: Re: New Spur Drive
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Bill
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From: "Groovy Wood LLC"
To:
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2011 10:10 AM
Subject: RE: New Spur Drive
Can you remind me with pictures of Tim's items?
Thanks
|G
Bill
Its way past my normal bed time.
But I will see what I can Dream up! ;-)
C.A.G.
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From: "Bill Bulkeley"
To:
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2011 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: A Jig for Lining Up and Gluing Spars for Hollow Columns
yes I ment mount a tailstock on the wall an
yes I ment mount a tailstock on the wall and then 4 feet away mount the
legacy this way you have a way of mounting 8 foot long work or more if you
move the machine further away from the wall,
never thought of a vertical machine interesting idea the most inventive
would be if we could make a mach
Cole,
When I made the trial jig, I was so uncertain that it would work that
I didn't bother to take pictures. I will when I make the improved
version. I'm going to cut slots in it so that I can use the same jig
to make different size posts. My 900 has a swing limit of 10 inches
since I built a
I never made them available to the public but I have the tooling to make
them. My version is different from Legacy's in that I use an ejector pin
and screw to be able to remove the tool. Also I have a quick release that
makes taking the tailstock out easier without the need to remove the e-clip.
Can you remind me with pictures of Tim's items?
Thanks
|Greg
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I forgot the newer Legacy do not have a MT2 taper on the tailstocks. My old
1000ex dose.
I do believe you are right about Tim making a new tail stock adaptor for a
MT2.on his mill.
HAY GUYS! if these are enough people who want to buy Tim's adaptors, I have
a pretty good feeling that we can ent
Hi curt
my idea was a multiple idea, end for ending long work in the legacy and
having it running true to machine the other half and switching from lathe to
legacy and back again with every thing still running true
I figured take the hub,drive and all to each machine and the last thing was
no m
I bought the bird mouth bits too but I have not tried it yet either
mount your legacy near a wall and put a make shift tails stock on the wall
so you can fit 8 foot columns in the 900
and do half the column at a time
Bill
- Original Message -
From: "cole andrews"
To:
Sent: Sunday, A
HAY Guys!
I just learned something new on this topic . (sorta)
On turning long spindles that have some play in them, instead of useing a
steady rest. (like what I normaly do.) A Friend of mine uses two four jaw
chucks. one on both ends of the spindle. to me is sounds like pulling cotton
candy.
Hello Bill (and everyone!)
I just got home from work.
If I understand you correctly, the main problem is??? not having a good
enough mounting form the Legacy drive hubs on your lathe? Or is it, you are
just looking for a better way to mount everything on both machines?
On the topic of the eve
let us know how this turns out , I have already bought a birdmouth bit
to try myself. any pictures?
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 9:18 PM, begatbrown wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I'm working on my first hollow column's. The link that Tim posted on
> the site is indispensable for determining the dimensions
Yours is good for roughing on the lathe. I find it's faster to rough from
square stock on the lathe than it is to set the tablesaw or bandsaw up to
cut the corners off. Then you can dial in a straight cylinder on the legacy
if that is what you are going for. Your experience may vary depending on
your right Tim I just tried it in my lathe turns ok no vibration but when I
turn the piece around no matter what I do it wont run true
I even turned the centre point true in the wood lathe first but it still
runs out when I turn it around
Back to the drawing board looks like I will have to machin
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