Hi Mac and Brandon,
This is one of those topics that can lead to armchair quarterback moments of us
telling them how to run their business. It's a topic I like to avoid. As far
as the cart being broken, it's been "Temporary Unavailable" for longer than I
can remember. To order anything from
I remember having the same issue ~9 months ago.Tim,Would you please add this to the list of "issues" that we would like Andy & Company to address during the on-line seminar. Although, I suggest it be towards the bottom of the list. In fact if you send it in ahead of time, they may "fix the proble
I've tried ordering through legacy's website, but it says their online ordering
is unavailable. Have to call I guess...
Brandon
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Hello All,
I think the best bet on the .5x reduction gear is for me to install the gear on
your standard duplex gear. That way I know the gear works before you ever
install it on your machine. The gear will fit in a well padded medium rate
USPS flat rate box. The cost is not final, but I wo
It's Murphy law, on the slippage. It always works fine until the last cut
:-). The double locking collar is only available from Legacy.
http://legacywoodworking.com/products.cfm?product=82 . Here's the catch 22.
We don't own lathes. If you pound the drive center in the MT at least you
will have
Yep, it was the drive center. Not sure why it only slipped on one out of the
four spindles And no, no double locking collar. Anyone know where I can get
a hold of one?
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The slipping in the piece is most likely the drive center rotating in the
morse taper. Do you own a double locking collar?
-Tim
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Subject: Re: Cutting Reeds on a Tapered Spindle
Tim- There's some
Mac- Yes, you are correct. That should have read "deeper". Thanks for the
correction.
Tim- There's something out of whack for sure. I haven't pin pointed it, but I
believe there is a potential major issue with my head stock. Sunday I worked on
cutting the female dovetails on the top of the spin
I would look into why your machine is not moving smoothly. Got DynaGlide? If
the guides are too tight in the first place, no amount of lube or adjusting
will fix them. Constantly check for dust build up in the rails. This will
cause binding.
-Tim
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Tim,
Have been a "mac guy" since they came out in 1984 and so may be a bit
prejudiced. I use VMWare Fusion (Parallels is another option) which allows
mutiple operating systems to run simultaneously on the Mac. I have Windows on
Two Macbook Airs and my iMac. One could also insall linux as a third
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