I usually go to the Indianapolis show (In 2 Weeks) and have been going for
about 20 years now, i think I have only missed 1 show that was a year that I
was on a cruise. The show has really gone down hill in the past 20 years, the
first time I went I walked in and thought there is no way to see
Hello All,
See what happens at Woodworking Shows. You show a machine and people pay
lots of money for them and never put them to use. The old impulse
purchase. You don't get those nearly as often online--not for a couple of
grand!! You have to show people the marvels of your machine in person.
Hi guys
I have to say Curt how true was the Norm Abram's effect. If I had a $ for
everyone who has mentioned him to me at a show or on the telephone when
selling I could give up selling because I would be richer than Tim. Norm is
no longer shown over here but in his heyday a definite market drive
You guys are right. Celebrity matters, be it woodworking or sports.
Woodworking needs a couple of new stars. You would think with so many
stations, woodworking could find its own.
Begat
On Sun, Jan 6, 2013 at 6:22 AM, Roger H Phebey <
r...@woodworkersworkshop.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi guys
>
>
Hay that is an OLD Steely. It looks nice, but $1000.00 is to much money in my
book. Now if I could buy it for under $500.00 than That machine Just might have
some very real possibilities.
There are some good points to this machine, but the bad ones Need to be looked
at first, the steel flexes a
My what a topic to bring up. While working for Atlas Copco in New England I would go to Springfield, MA to the Big "E" show. I can honestly say from personal experience that I have purchased many thousands of dollars of equipment from those shows. The Marc Sommerfeld system comes to mind. I bou
I'm in Charlottesville. If you are who i think you are, didn't you come to
my house and i showed you my 900? I sold it by the way and now have room
for a small cnc in that room.
I didn't realize there was not going to be a chantilly show till after the
baltimore show had come and gone so there
Hello old friend. Welcome back.
I hope your health is getting better? and that you can keep in contact with us
more this year.;-)
That Kreg Jig. is one NEAT tool. Play with it some and I think you will like
it?
I've even found a few ways to use it with my glue-up and stuff that I do with
the
It was pointed out off list I'm rich??? Clearly a typo, I'm sure Roger meant
"HIM" as in Norm not me :-).
I agree with many points of view in this conversation. I've been going to
every other show or less lately. I've either got all the tools I need for what
I do, or don't have the need for
Must say,
For getting around the house for rough carpentry projects done fast, I
resort to Kreg Jigs. I have both the regular and the one they call HD. I
have put the Jig on its own portable table top, and store it until needed.
Like Curt, I also use their screws for my hubs.
Begat
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You re
Tim,
You had to go and ruin it. LOL. I'm buy as I can be, but I'm going to
steal some time today from my real job to work on the new TK Conversion
stand. Must make a little progress since the Revo is on its way.
Begat
On Sun, Jan 6, 2013 at 1:09 PM, Tim Krause wrote:
> **
> It was pointed o
Still looks like a good machine deal:
http://spacecoast.craigslist.org/tls/3518745463.html
Must be picked up from Melbourne, FL - absolutely no shipping
Woodworking Tool Ensemble for sale: Legacy 1500 Ornamental Mill & 3 1/4
H.P. Porter Cable Plunge Router
Wood Mill Details:
4.5" x 14" x 60" f
>
> I am going to attend the Springfield, MA show on Saturday and Sunday. Last
> year I went all three days so I could take advantage of the training
> seminars.
Last years show was much better than the previous several years. The number
of vendors increased last year as well as the number o
Hi Norm
Andy will be at Springfield but the EVO will not appear until Denver when he
can put it in the back of his truck and drive it there.
Regards
Roger
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I attended the Baltimore show 10 dollars for all 3 days with coupon or
pre-purchaser online, at least they gave us tickets for day 1 2 and 3. I
was there on Day 2. Online ticket got you in faster, just exchange for
ticket instead of waiting inline to pay.
Legacy was suppose to have seminars at
Thanks Carl,
That's a redesigned Arty 58. The x-axis motors have been beefed up; the Z
axis has been given a second spindle mount to withstand more torque; the
gantry has been redesigned (I wonder why, but it probably has more
rigidity), and the new center rail turning system is in place. If my
Hi Begat
The Z Axis Spindle mounting plate was redesigned to increase plunge depth,
the request of more plunge depth was initiated as a result of one of my
customers explaining his need for more depth. So I guess the bearded one
does listen and act.
Regards
Roger
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Thank you for the Photos. Those are some neat idoms that Legacy is showing.
C.A.G.
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picture 2 and 3
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I like those cam clamps I will have to jump on my scroll saw and make
something similar i wonder what the little holes in them are for
Bill
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I like the maze thats one us manual boys could do
Bill
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Are the legs to the right of the pic legacy as well they look like they are
Bill
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Curt,very neat
On Sun, Jan 6, 2013 at 6:58 PM, curt george wrote:
> **
> It may now be big news here, but I made some acrylic drum sticks and one
> corrian drum stick.last weekend.
> It took some playing around with the Legacy, I first tried cutting form
> the side. using a template. This method
Roger,
The desire for more depth probably explains part of the redesigned gantry,
too. From what I'm reading, the desire to go beyond 6" Z travel increases
the need for counteracting deflection. To be sure, I'm no engineer, but
I've been doing some homework. That's why the manual machines are m
Proud of you Curtis. Way to trudge forward and solve all the issues I
know you had with this job. Way to beat the odd job. And youdrummed up
more business LOL pun intended
Mike
On 1/6/2013 6:58 PM, curt george wrote:
It may now be big news here, but I made some acrylic drum sticks and
one
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