Mark,
Would you elaborate on the machine you have for sale?
Jim
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Yup, Let'r rip tatter chip! The only thing those are good for is for
collars, I took mine out as well. Since you have other routers, collars
can be used with them.
Mike OK
On 1/29/2017 5:44 PM, MAX LATHAM wrote:
Whereas neither Porter Cable routers on my Legacy Mills have these,
I'm sett
I see so you can get larger bits in i would cut them off with a dermal with a
cutting wheel or a jig saw with a metal blade id remove the plexiglass plate
first if it is removable
Bill
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Without seeing what you’re talking about its very difficult to give advice but
as a rule breaking something off can lead to too much breaking and wreaking
what you’re doing cutting with like a coping saw perhaps but a picture would
help much better to give advice
Bill
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Max
can you take a picture of this? As a general rule of thumb, I don't like to
break anything, You never know when or if you will need them again?
Can we see what tabs you are talking about? OTHER Wise, do as Mike suggests,
perhaps moving or rotating the router might do the same things...
C.A
Can the router be turned 90º to accomplish the same thing?
On 1/29/2017 4:00 PM, MAX LATHAM wrote:
Hi folks,
I need the extra space occupied by the two tabs on my router base.
So, do I grind, saw or break 'em off. My intent is to always use that
router on a fixed base and never hand hold i
Hi folks,
I need the extra space occupied by the two tabs on my router base.
So, do I grind, saw or break 'em off. My intent is to always use that router on
a fixed base and never hand hold it.
Thanks
max
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Good morning Everyone,
Bill nice job, on this dropbox manual. ;-)
Jim if you have any problems with your Ornamental mill. Please ask, With the
number of talented people here, Im sure that someone will know how to
fix,whatever problem you may be facing.
Have a good day everyone.
C.A.G.
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I do have a machine for sale if you know anyone interested.
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Original message From: Jim Riggen Date:
1/29/17 9:52 AM (GMT-05:00) To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: legacy manual
Thank you very much. Just what th
Thank you very much. Just what the doctor ordered!
On Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 12:38 AM, Bill Bulkeley
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