Legacy never sold a rotary table for Revo is BS unless the item shown in their
instructions is non-produced. It was smaller than the 900/1200/1800/1000
machines. Richard, can you photograph your rotary table?
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On Aug 9, 2017, 5:05 AM, at 5:05 AM, Bawdsey64
Dexter,Very well done. GREAT job. Thanks for sharing.If you make another, give thought to flipping the board over and running a 60 degree V-groove bit down the centerline of each slot/vent opening. That will allow for a bit better airflow through the slots and reduce backpressure in the
nice
On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 5:48 PM, Russ Veinot wrote:
> My hat is off to you. I always enjoy a good flat milling project. Looks
> like that was fun to do. Would have made a great youtube video:>)
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Way to go joe maybe you better start flogging them of to the members of this
group there is defiantly a demand for them out there in legacy owner world
Nice work
Bill
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My hat is off to you. I always enjoy a good flat milling project. Looks like
that was fun to do. Would have made a great youtube video:>)
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[mailto:legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Dexter Bland
Sent: Tuesday, August 08,
Hi folks
For your information I can confirm that the Legacy Tap that they still use to
make the Split Nuts is about 7" long and was a Custom Made Unit according to
Andy. Back then they were making a few thousand Split Nuts a year.
Cheers
Roger
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Hi Richard
Engineering standards vary around the world, FACT!
I have found very few American engineers/companies using Lock Washers when
compared to how we do it in UK. When I was running a production line building
Small Boat Radar Systems for Raytheon in the UK did I complain about lack of
bill, I was going to respond and say almost exactly what you said, but you
said it all very well...thanks...let's also remember that there is no
machine on the market, past or present, that is like a legacy...other than
a computer, cnc setup, which not many of us can afford...and what would a
I agree all the legacy mills have their faults that need correcting but once
you do you have very useful machines on your hands.
That universal joint I believe was sold for the other models not the revo I had
to make my own from a 3/8 drive socket set parts for my mills. The way I look
at it
Roger
*I do blame legacy *whatever they sold it for to fit, is no excuse for
*extremely
bad engineering.*.I am just a lowly person with no degrees or scholarships,
but I do know a little about machines lathes saws etc.etc. having made a
living from them.
I know everything is made to a
Hi Richard
Don't blame Legacy, they never sold a rotary table for the REVO. That is fact
confirmed by the Big Dog himself earlier today when I spoke to him. That Rotary
Table was designed for 900, 1200 etc.
Regards
Roger
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Bill
When using the rotary table for the very first time, the handle came loose,
it just did not rotate the table, it seemed as if it was only half on. so
tried to move it nearer to the table-it would not.
Tried to remove it to find out the problem, it was quite difficult to get
off
Sell the revo what on earth for a great little mill
Bill
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[mailto:legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Richard Ellis
Sent: Wednesday, 9 August 2017 8:19 PM
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills
Cc: rchrd.ell...@gmail.com;
Roger
I did not want to alter the Revo, as Martin was promised it back if I
decided to sell it.
Planing MDF is not a healthy thing to do unless well ventilated. I have
been Routing a lot of Plywood and it upset me rather badly, a sore place on
my face and a retching session, have just come back
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