Thanks Begat.
I did not relies that they were THAT quiet.
Is there a brand name on your unit? I just want to know more.On the internet
there are a number of different machines and models to choose form,and
prices range form $500.00 to $1500.00.
I just wanted to know more.
Thank you.
C.A.G.
Thank you Bill
That clears up most of the mystery
I did pretty much the same thing on my gears, But on a larger scale. ;-) (I
like your way better,Its cleaner and looking ,and it much less of a over kill
than what I used , but I just love the look of this chain THIS BAD BOY will not
ever slip!)
i make a variety of things, sometimes the legacy is my prefered tool,
sometimes even though it may do the job i use another tool because it will
do the job as well as or better than the legacy for me, i guess it depends
on the person, i like learning new things so i am always open to
suggestions.
Ron, I seemed to have lost all contact information for you. Would you
call or email me. Thanks
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Sorry all, that last postCONTACT was in the wrong place. Ron, I have
lost your contact info, please call or email me.
Thanks
Vince
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did you have a rotary table with this 1800, i might be interested because i
have the 1800, i would like to
Hi ,
Just a line to let you know my 'phone number 903 866 2579, and my e mail
address is rontaylor1...@gmail.com
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Ron, I seemed to have lost all contact information for you. Would you
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Hi all
Has anyone any suggestions as to which is the best router to run in my
900 Z Axis uprade? I have tried a secondhand 7518 and the single
speed Porter Cable but neither have proven satisfactory.
I live in rural Ireland and have great difficulty in sourcing
equipment and materials. With
I personally love my bosch routers , I have two of em and have not
ever been able to bog em down . not even with the panel raising bit.
Is there a bracket compatible with the bosch 3 1/4 . Mine are just 2
1/4 and mounted to a table.
On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 5:52 PM, woodpecker
Hi Cole
I can't find any listing for a Bosch 3 1/4 have you a model number
(and supplier if possible)?
Regards
Michael
On Dec 3, 11:12 pm, cole andrews coleandrew...@gmail.com wrote:
I personally love my bosch routers , I have two of em and have not
ever been able to bog em down . not even
my favorite router is a triton router I have 3 of them now and love them one
feature I particularly like is its quick release so it can be used on more
than one machine or hands free. this to me makes it better than most I can
have one unit that can be for the legacy ,router table and free hand
http://www.buybestpricecheckreview.info/porter-cable-7518-speedmatic-15-amp-3-14-hp-fixed-base-5-speed-router
Bill
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From: woodpecker johnthep...@hotmail.com
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2011 10:39
opps sorry you tied that one already my mistake
Bill
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From: Bill Bulkeley bulke...@mmnet.com.au
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2011 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: Router for Z Axis Ugrade
Hello Michael
I will take a different spin on this one. I like The Eliminator chuck, very
much, the quick and easy change over is a must for me, I know that they now
make chucks for a number of different types of routers. I personally would
go with the largest model you can find,as long as you
when you say not proven satisfactory may I ask in what way ?
if its power and your bogging down a 3 1/4 hp router then perhaps your
trying to remove too much material in one cut
or is it finding a router that physically fits the z upgrade
Bill
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From: Bill
if not there is always the extreme extension which has a quick change
function in it
http://www.routertechnologies.com/extreme%20extension.htm
and you can always modify the z axis to accept a plunge router like a angle
plate attached to the vertical face for the router to attach too
Bill
I have a 900 with a Z axis upgrade, I have been using a 7518 in it since it
was purchased a couple of years ago. It has never bogged down or indeed
given me any problems, I therefore wonder if the router is the problem or
is there some other reason, the 7518 is a 3 1/4 hp unit, that should be
I agree with Ron that router should powerful enough to do just about
anything, I use my smaller bosch with panel raising bits with no
problem. check your bit make sure it is sharp and clean . when I have
pitch buildup it tends to burn the wood and not cut smooth. on those
motors I found a
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