Hello everyone.
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This is the router bit that I used on the last bone turning. It can be
bought in Amazon.
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Aussi,
You are right about needing to blow instead of vacuum some areas of the
LOM. I didn't mention it earlier but my shop vac I installed overhead has
the capability of moving the hose to a different connector and shop vac
hose blows, so I can switch between blowing and sucking. It's very
Just a mention on chucks for the legacy watch the size of the chuck if you go
too big in diameter it may not fit because of the legacys indexing pin
Bill
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Mark, They all seem to be different. That's why I don't give
measurements. You do have to fit it for you, the concept is still a
workable one :>) There are many ways to skin a .. . . . never mind :>) I
think that I control the whole mess thing about 99 per cent. Don't forget
to throw a
Hello MarkPennstate is a good turning supply company. (A-1 in my book!)
But before you start spending a lot of money of other things. The Legacy's hub
drive system is my first choice, The hubs take up much less room than any chuck
on the market,
They will not slip or shift while turning, In my
Thanks Russ. I have watched the one video where you show the panels and
the container to catch the sawdust. You mentioned the idea of putting two
air filters over the LOM, but I guess i need to keep watching ;).
I have a catch basin underneath the unit but was more worried about the
fine dust
My 1200 parts included a 2" port and bracket that mounts to the rear of my z
drive. I have the z drive update and the template follower and dust port
bracket mount on the back. It is very similar to my Woodpecker router fence
setup, which really gets a lot of the dust. However, I really think
Mark, I have done multiple dust collection videos, if you haven't watched
them. Collecting chips on the LOM is like herding cats. My idea about
dust collection is let the chips fall where they may. By that I mean I
would put a floor in the bottom of the LOM and sliding panels on the sides
Good morning mark. Thanks for the honorable mention on YouTube. I bought
the 4 jaw chuck from Pennstateind.com a few years ago and have been happy
with it (and the accessories). I am not aware of any good videos of
copying profiles but sounds like a good video topic :>) I'll leave a link
I'm in Cincinnati, but our HQ is in Commerce, so I get up there every month or
so.
I have the tool, have done some cleaning on it and watched several videos from
Russ Verniot.
Can anyone recommend a chuck or chucks? Dont really know what I'm going to do
with it yet. Need to do some
Not trying to divert the topic, but while I can see how building an
enclosure underneath the LOM will help, what about the fines?
The porter cable router that came with my newly acquired pre-owned 1000 has
absolutely no dust control.What is everyone doing for the fine dust?
Sticking a 4 to 6"
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