My hidden history page showed the pitch details.
http://ornamentalmills.com/history/
-Tim
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Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2014 7:55 PM
Subject: Re: Rare 600 EXL in Sioux Falls, Iowa as
Thanks for the explanation. So what you are saying is the the two gears can be "swapped" - Drive to lead and lead to drive? Thanks. Don't bother further researching the Mill or its set-up for me. I don't have one nor do I intend to get one.Did you get a chance to view the video?Mac-Original
The gear that would go on the main drive gear is swapped with the gear on the
leadscrew. So instead of the lead screw turning 8 times and the spindle
turning once, the spindle would turn 8 times and the leadscrew once. There was
a gear kit sold as the lathe attachment that had a lead of .039"
Tim,Thanks for the info - I figured you would contribute some good info. I do have one question.In your reply, you said "The bonus of
the plastic set is they where reversible. This enabled some small pitches." What do you mean by "reversible? The metal gears I've seen don't have a "correct way
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From: Tim Krause
Sent: Jul 13, 2014 10:09 PM
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Subject: Re: Rare 600 EXL in Sioux Falls, Iowa asking $600
You are seeing correctly. They where 1/4" thick gears made from cast
acrylic. A direction gear was not an optio
You are seeing correctly. They where 1/4" thick gears made from cast acrylic.
A direction gear was not an option. I have made plastic gears for my model 200
and I will say they are quite to operate. So far none of them have failed, but
they have not seen much action. The bonus of the plasti
Am I seeing it right? Appears that the gears are "plastic". (I know someone will provide the "correct" term here. One has had the protective paper remover - show it to be red.)What do Group Members have to say about that?Mac-Original Message-
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One wonder's what one should do when not using a base as with the upgraded
Z axis. Rubber gloves?
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 11:42 AM, Roger P wrote:
> Apparently they are recalling it because of electric shock potential,
> if my experience of Porter Cable is anything to go on that does not
> s
Hello,
A rare 600 EXL
http://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/tls/4552786940.html
This machine is almost worth it for the PC router and the bits.
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Hello,
There is a 92 year old woodworker looking to sell his 1200. He's asking a
lot, as you can see, and he doesn't put pictures of the actual machine in
the ad. It is not clear what accessories come with it He says that the
machine is almost new.
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/for/45659
Apparently they are recalling it because of electric shock potential, if my
experience of Porter Cable is anything to go on that does not surprise me
because their QC is abysmal. A few years back I purchased a PC7518 which when I
switched it on it would not work and could never work and could n
This is a router some of us will use with the upgraded z Axis, you may want
to take a look.
http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Porter-Cable-Fixed-Base-Production-Route
rs-Recalled/#.U8Kda-rEUjI.facebook
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Tim is that a rotary phone or a modern push button phone? that you are talking
about.?;-P
Side note, I went to the AT&T store and told the sales man, I need a new phone,
just a little bit better then what I have here.
He replied, Any Phone in this store is better than that... ( I really miss
Good morning Harvey
I dont see how the router mounts onto that , but the idea of a free floating
router could be useful Even on the LOM.
Dont give up on your ideas, I think you might have something there.
" Doubt has Killed more Dreams, than failure ever will."
"Dont ever Give up! " ;-)
C
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