Hello Tim
the V grove and track is the most affordable method out there. I remember
Burney's modification. (I cant find the link to his pictures at this min.) But
basically (for any new members) what he did was to buy some V grove bearings
and the rail, Burney then taped the Legacy (alum.rail)
I'm still a fan of "V" wheel bearings and track. I just have not seen the
right implementation yet.
-Tim
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Thanks Mac
If I could find something or someplace local to my area, Cash and Carry. I just
might buy them, the problem here (and Yes ,I know its mostly me and my way of
doing things.) is/are, I don't like to buy things without seeing them first
hand,
But I do like the idea of adding on, inste
Curtis - thanks for taking the time to find these and share them.For what its worth - I think they would be quite nice - IF it weren't for the grease fittings and open bearing assembly on the underside. I'm afraid all that grease/lubricant would be a "sawdust trap" and gum up their movement.If that
What do you think?
Bearings something like these would be great for the Legacy. OK the price is a
little high, and grease zirts are not a good idea for woodworking, but the
small track with holes in the middle would make, something like these a easy
UpGrade for someone who wanted a linear beari
