Are there any more interested in the this? Thanks to those who responded.
I'm sure there are a few more who would like to join us, maybe just to
listen in. Please let me know.
Thanks.
Stan
On Friday, January 18, 2013 9:51:25 AM UTC-5, Stan wrote:
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> As I mentioned in an earlier post, I atten
Yes, I would be interested in listening in although I may not have much to
contribute.
On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 8:50 AM, Stan wrote:
> Are there any more interested in the this? Thanks to those who responded.
> I'm sure there are a few more who would like to join us, maybe just to
> listen in. Pl
I also would be interested in listening in or watching it later on any
subject matter having to do with the manual Legacy.
Harvey
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Are we at 20 yet?
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Ditto. Don P.
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Definitely interested. Just depends on timing.
Brandon
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I finally got some time to play in the shop this weekend, working on a small
end table. But, progress can to a screeching halt when one of the tail stock
locking plates broke, allowing the set screw to just spin in place. It looks
like the plate has a PEM insert that came loose. Before I take th
Most of the time when the insert comes out, the plate was installed upside
down. Check all the plates and make sure they are installed properly
Brandon Khoury wrote:
> I finally got some time to play in the shop this weekend, working on a small
> end table. But, progress can to a sc
i am very interested in anything with the manual machines ,working a 12
hour swing shift i would most likely watch the recording if made available
bob
On Monday, January 21, 2013 6:49:23 PM UTC-5, Brandon Khoury wrote:
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HI Yes!
Take some pictures of this. I am having a hard time seeing what happened.
You are saying that the large PEM !/4" hex head screw Broke?How did it
break? did the center insert come out? or did the screw strip out,or what?
Even if that was the case, it definitely is a problem that needs fix
Hey Curtis, yes the plate was installed incorrectly and the Zirt was between
the plate and the screws instead of on the opposite side of the plate. I
haven't taken it apart yet, but I can see the Zirt on the screw. I can't get
the screw loose, so Ill have to take the back end apart to slide out
Believe it or not the PEM (Nut Zirt) is more like a pop rivet than anything
else. The Nut/Zirt/PEM is stronger than just using a taped piece of alum.
If you can get the nut off the screw, you can put the nut back in its hole
and tack wield the piece back in place.
You know this is something th
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From: "Brandon Khoury"
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Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: Tail stock connection
Hey Curtis, yes the plate was installed incorrectly and the Zirt was between
the plate and the screws instead of on the opposite side of the plate. I
haven't taken
Brandon,
You might be able to press the insert back into the plate. Use a vise and
pinch the insert into the plate. Just look at another one of the plates to
see how it goes, it's not exotic. Personally I would buy a new one. Get a
few extras, they come in handy for all sorts of things. Legac
I'm working on a small end table and started turning the legs. I started to
get a little bit of tear out at the top of the leg which was set towards the
tail stock. I found this page,
http://legacywoodworking.com/technique.cfm?techniqueID=5, at Legacy's website
that addressed how to prevent t
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