THE Machine, gears and motor (?) with the legs (stand) are worth more than the
asking price.
Its a buyers market. I just thought that if someone wanted to have a good
machine for little money, or wanted to scrap it out, the price is right. the
1000ex sold for $3000.00 back in 2002 when I
I want to know how they can ship that for $8.05
curt george curtgeo...@wowway.com wrote:
Hello All, I just saw this. That is good price. if anyone has the extra cash,
This could be a very good deal.
C.A.G.
Spirograph pattern
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spirograph_pattern.jpg
Good day ! l just did my first hollow spiral with 3 starts using a 2
spiral bit from magnate and a freud 1/2 straight bit on a piece of ash .
It was a test for me and the only thing wrong with it was the straight bit
,l got a lot of burning on the inside walls . l intend to buy Magnate's 1/2
Congrad.s on the first hollow spiral.
If you look at a machine tool store, End mills carbide and HHS sell for a
decent price, and come in longer lengths than normal router bits.
I'm not putting down Magnate. Just offering different supplier, one that you
can get what you want today, not latter
As I understand it, Only the very wealthy can live in Australia Bill, Why else
is it so very expensive to ship anything there? ;-P
C.A.G.
- Original Message -
From: Bill Bulkeley
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2012 5:04 AM
Subject:
Tim
That is very neat.
Although I do have one quick question for you on those lines, could that
pattern or something like it, be put onto a spindle as well ?
As I understand it the gears are turning the table, couldn't that also work on
a round idiom?
C.A.G.
- Original Message -
I wish :) :) :)
- Original Message -
From: curt george
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2012 9:50 AM
Subject: Re: $600 1000ex
As I understand it, Only the very wealthy can live in Australia Bill, Why
else is it so very expensive to
There are several reasons for lots of burning. First was the bit dull? Second
if the router bit is spinning too fast for your rate of travel you will get
burn marks. Slow the router down or speed up your cranking. Good question on
the up cut, I'd be tempted to try a down cut since it would
That was an incomplete email that got sent accidentally. That really is a
spirograph. I spent my drive time today contemplating what is required to make
these patterns happen. Notice the cutter would have to cross the center point
of the rotary table multiple times per rotation. This is
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