Hello Sandee,
Like Bill said early on - Welcome to The Group.
I agree with Bill - given all that is there AND the great condition it
appears to be in, I'd rate the price as one worth paying.
Keep in mind if you are buying it person-to-person vs in a pawn shop or on
eBay, you are also "saving
I also notice they make a foam for pond and landscaping (P&L) use. Check
it out if you are making items for outdoor use. Since the P&L is
waterproof, it would most likely serve as a waterproof "plug" at the ends
of a hollow column.
Mac
On Saturday, May 3, 2014 2:21:13 PM U
Just want to let everyone know that the "Über-geeks" are recommending that
we change our password(s) on Google and a number of other sites.
Here is link to an article by Kim Komando (an Über-geek) where she explains
it all better than I can.
http://www.komando.com/tips/247578/one-thing-you-mu
I stumbled upon this one - in the N.Va/DC CraigsList.
Located in Annandale, VA - in national capital area - approx 14 miles
southwest of DC.
5 photos in the CraigsList posting. $1,000.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/tls/3522579003.html
Mac
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away. From talking to vendors last year, I also
> learned that the growth lies in general home improvement rather than
> woodworking.
>
> You would think that the home improvement DIY movement would lead to
> people wanting more tools, but every time I go into Lowe, Home Depot, and
> Sears, I see fewer kinds of models and ch
The Woodworking Shows has begun their 2013 "Tour" - starting in Baltimore,
MD.
If anyone in the Group has been to it, please provide us with feedback and
photos (if you took any) - especially of what Legacy presented there. I
was told by Legacy that the Denver Show will be the first where they
Bill,
I checked eBay and Google here in the USA - no "hits" for this Bosch
sander. It is my guess that this sander was made for certain markets
(your country being one?) - with the United States not being one.
I have never seen the tool here. And based on a few comments I read
about it, my guess
ww.baileysonline.com/itemdetail.asp?item=49600&catID=
I trust this will be helpful (I have never used the device - but it
looks to be what you need.)
Aren't you glad you post on the LOM Google Group? Please keep in
touch w/ the Group.
VA Oak
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Harvey,
Thanks. It was most likely full, as someone sent me a mega file. I will
be deleting it soon. You should be able to resend in 1 hour from now -
about midnight Wed/Thurs evening.
Thanks.
Mac
On Wednesday, August 15, 2012 5:23:35 PM UTC-4, Harvey wrote:
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> MAC
>
> I sent an email t
What I see in the description in the Craigslist posting reads:
"Legacy Model 1000 Ornamental Woodworking Mill with router,
attachments and manual."
Also, I don't see an "image"(like a stock drawing/image) - rather what
I call photographs - that are in all probability the LOM that they
have up for
Begat - Do you have the link?
Thanks.
On Tuesday, June 5, 2012 4:14:30 PM UTC-4, Begat wrote:
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> Feast your eyes on this 900. Has an upgraded z axis, router, and more.
> And if you look in the garage, you'll see a Legacy CNC.
>
> Begat
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This one is being "withdrawn" by the poster. He told me his wife
(believe it or not!) told him not get rid of it - that he'd regret it
later.
On Jun 1, 5:51 pm, Begat wrote:
> Seller does not say it's a 1200, but says the 2K is $500 less than he paid
> for the machine. No picture. Does not men
Thanks - checked out U Ship. Looks like it might work.
One site I found that seems to be the way to go is www.FreightCenter.com.
I "made up" a shipment from West coast --> East coast. Impressed with
results. I also go a call from their Cust Svc - in case I had any
questions.
Still awaiting inpu
Does anyone have experience with a shipping service/freight company
and their shipping a LOM long distance (half way across the USA)?
If one were to buy a LOM from someone half way across the USA, who
would you recommend they use to ship it? (Or conversely, if you were
to be the seller, what shipp
Tim,
Woodcraft carries one @
http://www.woodcraft.com/product/2020439/22346/woodriver-curve-template-37.aspx
It is 37" long and $45.99. They have a 107" version as well - for
$83.99. I've never used one, so I'll let you decide.
Va Oak
On Apr 15, 12:42 am, Chris de beer
I did a little "research" - since Google would not bring up any pics
of a Woodchuck IRT 33.
What I found is that the IRT stands for Indexing Rotary Table - and it
in fact was called a
Woodchuck and probably/possibly was the first model of machine that
Andy Anderson and
Phantom Engineering produced.
The sanding mop (I have one - works great.) is put in a drill press or
a hand-held drill; not a router .
Router RPM is WAY too fast - you'd have sandpaper all over the place.
LoL
On Jan 30, 4:48 am, Jeff Becker wrote:
> Here is something Porter cable came out with a few years ago It works but i
No, The Commonwealth of Virginia.
On Mar 1, 3:07 pm, Begat wrote:
> Va Oak,
>
> Are you in Alaska?
>
> Begat
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> On Thursday, March 1, 2012 2:06:11 PM UTC-5, Va Oak wrote:
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> > Its SOLD - gone. And the Legacy Router Table ended up not being a Legacy
> >
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