Hello,
I wanted to post an introductory message to get started with this group.
My name is Ron and I acquired an old steel Legacy recently but have not yet set
it up. I couldn't pass it up for $200 including 6 or 8 Magnate bits.
It is about 9 ft long overall and is fairly complete though lacking
Hello Ron,Welcome! And congrats on you recent acquisition. You have come to the right place - and you started out on a high note by "introducing" yourself and sharing how you might "relate" to the Group.Now for some good news (That's what you get for "joining" us). A couple months ago I emailed
Welcome to the group Ron. You will find using your older machine is the
same principle as all the so called newer manual machines. Did you get any
training videos with the machine? If not, www.legacywoodworking.com has two
places that you should have seen already. The first place to get started
Hi Milt
Do you have a small stock support? I have seen photos of home made
reversions but if you have one I may be interested.
Kim
On Wednesday, April 3, 2013 1:08:11 AM UTC-5, Milt wrote:
The Legacy 1800 has left his shop and is now in mine along with my Legacy
1200. Problem is I now need
ID of your machine should be pretty easy. I have a hidden history page
here. http://ornamentalmills.com/history/index.html . Also the missing
handle for the y-axis is available at several industrial suppliers but
McMaster-Carr is my preferred source for that part.
-Tim
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