Thanks Bill
talk to you more tomorrow.
C.A.G.
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From: "Bill Bulkeley"
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 7:23:08 PM
Subject: Re: dust shield
good one curt the simplest ideas can some times be the best can you
Hello Begat
I am cutting a six foot long piece of spalted maple . 3" in dia .
The biggest problem that Ive been running into over the past few years, is chip
build up with in my rails of my Legacy.
I normally cut in one direction, tail stock end to head stock. no matter what I
do I need
Hello JWB,
>From what I've seen by googling, you're right about the weight! That
just let's me know I'm asking for when I say I want to make 8 foot
columns.
When I get around to it, I'm going to turn a 6"x6" by both my 900 and
my Arty 58 and see. Never tried anything but hollow thus far.
Begat
good one curt the simplest ideas can some times be the best can you also see
through it enough as well or do you have to remove it to set cuts
Bill
- Original Message -
From: CURTIS GEORGE
To: Legacy-Ornamental-Mills
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 10:55 AM
Subject: dust shi
Hello C.A.G.
Looks like a good prototype to me. I need something, too. And what
kind of wood are you turning?
Begat
On Nov 16, 6:55 pm, CURTIS GEORGEwrote:
> Hello guys.
>
> This is my first successful attempt to limit the wood chips from bogging down
> my rails on my Legacy. (an old 10
If I am not mistaking I think oak weighs 50 pounds per cuibic foot. I am not
sure if that would be green or dried. If looking at that I would figure the
weight at about 700 pounds. And I cannot picture the screw on hubs holding that
weight.
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we have alot of homes here with two story columns, not to mention the tall
entrance`s to carports, i can do a three piece solid wood column 10 foot no
problem, and never a worry about it, i just make the pedestal , and capitol
seperately and bolt them in to main body of the column. boat mast though
Thanks James. That helps. The 15 foot legacy was made for a company
making masts for boats, or so I am to understand. Since I know nothing
about boats (except the mast better not break!), I have no way of knowing.
I cannot imagine ever making a post over ten feet. But boy you could make
a lot o
i am doing solid wood columns, the weight in the middle at 8 foot long isnt
a problem except when i try to do hollow spirals, it sags then, that why i
built the support i built, i will have to get pics of it, but when doing
big wood work, long spans always sag , i do alot of framing is the final
lo
Hello James,
I'm would have thought that an 1800 would have been able to do a eight foot
hollow column without additional supports. If I understand you, the issue
comes from the wood, not the strength of the machine. If that is the case,
would gluing an octagon at the halfway point work to keep
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