Re: ACME Threaded Rod for LOMs - 5/8-4

> possibly never have the "wearing out" problem again. > > Annette is sending me more info that I will share via this Subject line in > a day or two. > > Cheers! > Mac > -- > -- > > -Origina

Re: new here and selling

in regards to getting the 5/8-4 acme threaded rod that Legacy used in their manufacturing of their machines, here is the link to the company Acme Screws & Threaded Rods | Dependable Acme Threaded Products ... they are located in Westbury, New York(Nassau Coun

Re: Sources for the Template Follower Styluses

in regards to the follower pins, if you have one follower, could you just add bushings to that follower pin, to increase the diameter of the pin... or make one follower and add different diameter bushings to that... McMasterCarr has drill bushings of varying inside and outside diameters... only

Re: Face Book Marketplace posting of a 8ft. Legacy LOM

nd". >> Hang in there - your business will pick back up. >> Thanks for explaining the background info on your "King Kong" Mill! >> I'm sure a lot of the new folks have no idea about its existence. >> Can't let THAT go unmentioned! >> Be Sa

Re: Face Book Marketplace posting of a 8ft. Legacy LOM

ect of the glidability Z - axis. Sounds like a good >>>> problem to have as it was not a hard fix. >>>> >>>> Yes, I am going to go the CNC route provided I can find all the parts >>>> to do it. Are you saying you have the original CNC Upgrade Ki

Re: Face Book Marketplace posting of a 8ft. Legacy LOM

hey to Mac, Ray and the rest in Legacy land... haven't posted to the group because not much to post as far as what I might be doing with my machine and dealing with complications on the general business end of what we do... but, if anyone wants to see photos of my modified Legacy, they can check

Re: Squaring/Leveling My 1200

leveling the Legacy machines is basically not a guarantee that the machine will stay level as there is a good amount of flex to the rails, should you move the machine to another part of your shop... and the construction mechanics don't prevent the bed from flexing/twisting... about the only way

Re: get ready1... Legacy 2000 auction in the northeast

ard gears we all have. > > > > *From:* 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills < > legacy-orna...@googlegroups.com> > *Sent:* Friday, 30 October 2020 6:53 AM > *To:* Legacy Ornamental Mills > *Subject:* Re: get ready1... Legacy 2000 auction in the northe

Re: get ready1... Legacy 2000 auction in the northeast

d: What doe a 4X Multiplier Kit look like? And what does it do? (added > capability to do what?) > > Thanks for sharing. > Mac > -- > -- > > -Original Message- > From: 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills > Sent: Oct 29, 2020 11:42 AM > To: Legacy Orn

Re: get ready1... Legacy 2000 auction in the northeast

ll > > > > *From:* 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills < > legacy-orna...@googlegroups.com> > *Sent:* Friday, 30 October 2020 2:43 AM > *To:* Legacy Ornamental Mills > *Subject:* get ready1... Legacy 2000 auction in the northeast > > >

get ready1... Legacy 2000 auction in the northeast

ok, all you Legacy maniacs!... let's see where this auction goes... Legacy 2000... lead screw motor with controller and limit switches... "Z" axis... casters... dust collector/hookup... and it looks like it has that somewhat elusive 4X(?) gearing setup(perhaps those that know this setup can veri

check out this ebay listing for a legacy 1200

https://www.ebay.com/itm/313230159676?ul_noapp=truevery nice Legacy 1200(?) with a lot of accessories, both Legacy and some custom accessories... right now, the price is very low but expect that to change soon enough... there is one "accessory" that is interesting... in the first photo(an o

Re: This may not be the Legacy, but I think its pretty neat!

any ideas or suggestions... don't bother with the "you must be crazy" ideas, I already know that!... LOL!... Joe B. On Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 10:41:14 AM UTC-4 joe biunno wrote: > here are some bullet points in response to the video we are all > watching... the p

Re: This may not be the Legacy, but I think its pretty neat!

here are some bullet points in response to the video we are all watching... the person who set up the lathe/mill in the video is doing what I hope to do on the Legacy... that is, to "pump" the cutting action onto a workpiece, rather than "pump" the workpiece, which a typical rose engine lathe do

Re: Rose follower /Rose attachment, for the Legacy Ornamental mill

nice work and concept Curt... I have been working on a "Rose Engine" setup for the Legacy for about two years now(concept, rough drawings and sourcing materials, for now) but my approach is different from yours and was wondering if you have gone down the same thinking path as I have... what I f

Re: holy moly!... Legacy 2200 for sale on ebay!

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RE: holy moly!... Legacy 2200 for sale on ebay!

I’ll guess that piece is for the wheel kit that Legacy sold... the hole pattern looks like the pattern for a caster plate and the length of the metal looks to be the depth of a typical Legacy... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mi

Re: Master Membership List

this is all getting a lot more complicated than it has to be... if any member has a question about their Legacy, they can simply post it on the groups forum page and they will get the benefit of everyone's expertise, which is exactly what this group is there for... if that same person would lik

Re: holy moly!... Legacy 2200 for sale on ebay!

not 100% up on my Legacy history, but this probably is a model 2000, not a model 2200 as the seller described it... doesn't seem to have the bells and whistles that a 2200 would have... the CNC upgrade might work on this model, but there is no Z axis, so that would have to be made or gotten...

holy moly!... Legacy 2200 for sale on ebay!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Legacy-Milling-Machine-2200/124244514085?hash=item1ced8cd525:g:XPwAAOSwIZ5e~csy ... here is the link to ebay... seems like a clean machine... not much in the description... and just a few pictures... interesting that there is no Z axis... located in Salt Lake City, Utah

Re: Want to put a motor my 1200

If I remember correctly, the same motor Legacy used can be gotten from WE Grainger... the bracket you will have to make yourself... the limit switches can probably also be gotten from Grainger... and you can put together the speed control switch and override switch in a box, all should be availa

Re: Some more stone turnings.

very nice designs... most are doable on our legacy equipment, but the 4th and 8th would be quite the challenge... but on today's CNC equipment, not difficult at all... but then the issue is programming time... hey Mac!... why the response off the original post?... LOL! > -- You received this

Re: Zig Zag patterns.

In regards to the zig-zag(2nd and 4th photo), extremely difficult... but maybe with a template and/or removable spacers... but in any case, there would still be the inside corners of the profile, left by the router bit, that would be rounded and would have to be squared by hand work using chise

RE: patents, copyrights, trademarks

Bill, Use a copy of the profile(any profile at all) and enlarge it until it is the size of actual profile, glue it to cardboard, cut it out and you’ll have a template to use... Joe -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" gr

Re: Revo & 900

Any chance of seeing this linear rail sitting on top of a Legacy aluminum rail?... perhaps a close up photo... curious as to the mounting and fastening hardware needed... thanks... Joe -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group

RE: Legacy 1500EX w/ router for sale

I can get to where my photos are stored... here’s the situation, when I am looking at a topic in the legacy group, for example, and I want to post a comment, I click on the reply icon, the comment field appears and I can type any response... but there is no “add photo” icon anywhere... and it is

RE: Legacy 1500EX w/ router for sale

I can’t get to the point where I can click on photo... for some reason the icon that would get me to my photo file does not appear anywhere... so it is not about the size of the file... Joe -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills"

RE: Legacy 1500EX w/ router for sale

Just took a closer look at the shipping labels... there is a total of three packages... one has “two structural rails”... the second has “two structural rails” and the third has “two bed rails and a lead screw”... so that answers the question if the lead screw is there... and it states on the bo

RE: Legacy 1500EX w/ router for sale

I have been giving some advice to Dan on selling his machine and some of the other things he has that came with the machine... he did send me a lot of pictures but for some reason I can’t post them to the group using my iPhone, wether trying to post on this topic line or starting a new topic...

A new Mill listed on eBay - Matthews, NC

Mac, About the only interest I would have in this machine is to keep it in my front hall closet as a spare... if you want to seriously peak my interest and get under my skin, find out if that so called 40ft. Legacy does actually exist... and I would need a photo and an address, no hears

Re: Question on the Legacy's Z axis

Hey Curt (and everyone else in the group)... here is a bullet point response... I am fairly sure I posted a number of pictures in regards to my Z axis upgrade(s)... first was widening the router carriage(easy mod)... next was adding the angled, rotary table to be able to set up the router to any

RE: Bat Master

Well I might guess with the feeder and follower and the machine being new, off the factory floor, perhaps had a new price of $150K... again, excellent machine and excellent video... thanks for sharing -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamen

RE: Bat Master

Ian, nice video... and certainly the automatic feed, automatic drop of the finished piece and the automatic steady rest puts the machine in a much higher class then the Laguna... but I would be curious to know what price tag that machine, with the same bells and whistles, would have from the fac

Re: Bat Master

Roger, the 150K was in reference to what my friend paid for his Hapfo... and actually the end price for his Hapfo was a bit more... and this was 20 years(or more) ago -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe fr

Re: Bat Master

Actually that is not a bad price when thinking from a production point of view... a business associate/friend of mine has a Hapfo computerized machine that originally cost well into six figures... and that was 20 years ago!... and to be fair though, that machine had some milling and twisting cap

Re: Bat Master

Well, I certainly am one to praise the capabilities and benefits of any Legacy piece of equipment, CNC or manual... but in regards to the speed of production and quality of finish, that Laguna piece of equipment far exceeds what the Legacy can do... if you need a machine to do strictly turned, p

Re: Legacy 1500EX auction

To gear head... sorry, I don’t know your name... can I assume that your business is classified as an “essential”, thus the reason you are allowed to continue to work... not so for myself and my shop... also no delivery of supplies as they are forced to shut down as well... the building we are lo

Re: Legacy 1500EX auction

Well, no one stole that 1500, but it was a good deal, in my opinion... hammer fell at $1,100, plus to big, which I think is 15%, which makes it a total of $1,265... good to see there is still an interest in the Legacy manual machines... Joe B. -- You received this message because you are subsc

Re: Legacy 1500EX auction

Shop is located in Long Island City, Queens... basically, the center of the five boroughs... I live with my girl on Long Island... shop has been closed for a few weeks now... isolating myself with my girl on Long Island... going to be tough to come out of this financially, as the overhead bills

Legacy 1500EX auction

Hey guys... there is a very nice 1500EX being auctioned off at IRS auctions, on line...current price at the time of this posting is $425... motor drive on the lead screw... Z axis upgrade... electronic scale on Z axis... DVD’s... dust bag... Legacy extrusions for the stand and probably other bel

RE: Router dead

Thanks for the concerns, Mac... health wise, I am ok... business is shut down... until when is anyone’s guess... for now it seems the city is totally shut down for April and May... I left Long Island and headed up to Port Jervis to the warehouse... doing a lot of organizing and making space... m

Inspiration...motivation... dedication... perhaps an added direction for our Legacy machines

came across this gentleman and his web site... https://www.jonsauer.com/ … incredible work, incredible design and some very nice equipment... I can see a number of us doing similar work, a bit less complex but on a larger scale, on our Legacy's with the proper mods/accessories... I am still toy

Re: Thank you Tim & today's project.

have to say, the good thing about those Legacy "legs"(as Legacy called them...the red, vertical pieces that connect the bottom rail with the top rail) is the fact that you could adjust the front-to-back orientation of the top rail to achieve a better parallel setup of the two top rails to each

Re: Introducing MY Legacy 2020

Wow!, that is an incredibly low price!... when I did my conversion, that style of linear bearing was much more expensive than those prices... I guess the prices have dropped over time... excellent sourcing on the materials... Joe -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the G

Re: Introducing MY Legacy 2020

Well , that’s a good amount of real estate to give up... your choice of linear rails and carriages is excellent as I can’t see them ever getting clogged with sawdust... but the cost of those components is a bit high, depending on your budget for a conversion of this type ... perhaps you can shar

Fw: Introducing MY Legacy 2020

Nice work Curt!... question, router carriage/platform looks fairly large, how much does it reduce the router working length on your 1200? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receivi

40 ft Legacy!

perhaps this is where that 40 foot Legacy wound up... maybe they want to do some decorative spirals on this... LOL! https://www.facebook.com/scott.benoit.52/videos/3329728247100841/ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To

Re: Legacy 1800 CNC for sale, and is CNC an option for the occasional Legacy user?

x27;t looked at it in several years but i was careful when i boxed it all up into a wooden crate and put it away... if anyone is interested, i would want a $1,000 for it... you can message me here or contact me off line... thanks... Joe Biunno... email >> -- You received this message

Re: Legacy 1800 CNC for sale, and is CNC an option for the occasional Legacy user?

hey Ian... not sure who you are directing your response to, but I lost you right after your "I tore out" statement, LOL!... but that's just me... my computer skills are virtually zero and one of the issues as to why I never attempted to set up the Legacy CNC on my Legacy... if I came across a p

Re: Legacy 1800 CNC for sale, and is CNC an option for the occasional Legacy user?

many thanks Tracy... this kind of "experienced" info is just not easily attainable... probably could be gotten from taking some Legacy classes, but not sure if there older programs are still in their teaching sessions... anyway, many thanks... and I would much rather keep this conversation here,

Re: Legacy 1800 CNC for sale, and is CNC an option for the occasional Legacy user?

Hi Tracy!... thanks for the reply... you are just the person to shed some light on my question(s)… hopefully I will ask a question or two that you can answer that does not put you in a position of answering a personal or business question in a public forum, such as this group... vague, non-spec

Re: Legacy 1800 CNC for sale, and is CNC an option for the occasional Legacy user?

and as the seller has stated in their eBay listing, the 1800 was never used... only put through the motions when setting up the programs on the computer... a business venture they were considering never materialized... so this machine is virtually new, never used -- You received this message b

Legacy 1800 CNC for sale, and is CNC an option for the occasional Legacy user?

$2,000(or quite possibly less!), that could be a good deal... but is it worth going in that direction for the artisans in this group?... just some rambling thoughts here... hope everyone enjoys the holidays... Joe Biunno -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Group

Re: legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

ok, it's a done deal... $11,250.00, for one Legacy, Gemini, CNC machine with all the bells and whistles... non-confirmed reports have Mac in a U-Haul rented truck heading north on Route 81 to Hagerstown, Md. … m!... I think the "manual club" has lost a member, while the pen making c

Re: legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

someone wake up Mac!... this legacy Gemini CNC is over $10,000!... 4 hours to go... time to forget the kids inheritance and let it ride!... Joe B. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group an

RE: legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

Beginning to climb... auction price up to $6,000... about a week to go -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to legacy-ornamental-mills+unsubs

Re: Z carriage & plunge Router

in regards to mounting the router of just about any diameter, perhaps some large shaft collars from McMaster-Carr are in order... we have used them in the shop for a number of jig setups for dedicated jobs and found they work very well... a 3 1/2" collar is about $50 to $55... the aluminum colla

Legacy 200 for sale on ebay

“, but states that it just needs a “hub”... what he means by that is anyone’s guess... but at the price, it seems to be an excellent purchase... and I seem to remember that someone posted that they were looking for a 200... well, here you go... best of luck if a group member buys it... Joe Biunno

Re: legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

this is the headstock from the gemini machine that is up for auction(taken from the auction web site)... look familiar?... I guess we know why we can still get drive dogs for the older machines... LOL... and it looks like a 1" X 8 thread on the nose... also, the way the headstock housing is con

Re: legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

:28:36 PM UTC-5, Va Oak wrote: > > Joe, > I'm still a little suspicious that that $300 bid is yours! > Mac > -- > -- > > -----Original Message- > From: 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mil

Re: legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

hey Mac!... couple of things... the machine is setup for either 230V or 460V... so using a phase converter and wiring it up for the 230V option would get you going in almost any home/garage situation... the house lights might dim a bit when you start it up, but that's nothing to worry about, LO

legacy gemini cnc for sale/auction

your bottom line, it just isn't right... anyway, will stay on top of this to see where it all ends up... maybe a good deal for someone in the group who is thinking of taking the plunge... Joe Biunno -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Leg

Re: $500 Legacy on the marketplace

seems to be an extra headstock in the toolbox, as well... perhaps upgraded to a ball bearing headstock at some point?... but no motor, no Z axis upgrade, no hand wheels for adjusting taper, little to no router bits... perhaps a bit of negotiating is in order here... good machine for doing milli

Re: 2006 LOM Model 1200

r came the linear bearings, so for a period of time, I was using the black top hats on the X and Y axis'... but in looking back, I could of had a total of approximately 110 feet to sell if I had made the switch... anyway. the key to switching to 80/20 is also setting up line

Re: Legacy 1800... $7,000!... what happened?

Hi Tim K I doubt anyone would be a buyer at $5,000... still overpriced... I would think $2,000 to $2,500 might get a sale, but it might take some time before a sale is realized, but even at that price, it is a reach... and you still have the old "location" problem and the expenses of pickin

Re: Legacy 1800... $7,000!... what happened?

yes, that would send a message... or maybe he takes it as an insult... it would most likely take a good amount of realistic offers, before the seller would realize he has over valued his machine... interesting and well made dust collection setup though... and it does have that larger style contr

Legacy 1800... $7,000!... what happened?

g it to the group's attention... those three 1500's are looking better by the minute!... LOL!... Joe Biunno https://www.ebay.com/itm/Legacy-Architectural-Woodworking-Lathe-handles-94-x-12/333297065392?hash=item4d9a0d9db0:g:knwAAOSwdhpdVGWD -- You received this message because you are s

Re: Lets make a deal...3 Legacy 1500EX mills, parts and accesories for sale.

hen? He wants to sell as lot or > individual machines then? > > Kind Regards, > > Timothy J. Ziegler > Ziegler WoodWork & Specialty > 14171 160th Ave. > Foreston MN 56330 > > 320-294-5798 shop > 320-630-2243 cell > > > On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 11:29 AM

Re: Lets make a deal...3 Legacy 1500EX mills, parts and accesories for sale.

let's see who the real Legacy maniacs are!... LOL!... spoke to the seller of this eBay listing, as to what is the bottom line pricing of these machines, as a group sale, are... he said $5,000 gets it done(are you paying attention Mac?)... and for that price he would include delivery charges to

Re: three legacy's for sale and accessories and parts

you are correct Mac!... what I am doing is assisting the seller in making sure each machine is complete, in regards to gear sets, motors and controls for the lead screw drive, perhaps some accessories(it seems each machine has the template follower accessory already installed) and any other item

Re: three legacy's for sale and accessories and parts

To Tim... i am assuming you are looking at the box of parts that seem to have woodchuck parts in it... these are being sold by the person who recently purchased the three Legacy’s and is now selling them... so I am not selling a woodchuck... but I do have a woodchuck that is not totally complete

RE: three legacy's for sale and accessories and parts

Bill, what makes you think he paid $10,000 for everything?... spend $10,000 and then sell for $10,000?... I don’t think it works like that... LOL... he spent less than $10,00, for sure... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" gr

Re: three legacy's for sale and accessories and parts

heading home now and will respond to all... but a suggestion, please use the photo reference number when commenting on a specific photo and making reference to what might be in a box... this is all getting a bit confusing, LOL!... thanks... Joe B. > -- You received this message because you a

THREE LOM's as a lot on eBAy!

and a side note to Mac... my GPS says I should be there by 9:00PM!... LOL!!! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to legacy-ornamental-mil

THREE LOM's as a lot on eBAy!

owner of that 40 foot beast to sell... LMAO!... nice suggestion though, Mac... and if anyone is interested, I do have a complete, original, never used, never installed,Legacy CNC unit for sale... this should be a fun ride... Joe Biunno -- You received this message because you are subscribed to

Re: big 1800 for sale

As Roger mentioned, the standard gears will fit this model 2000 machine... my last discussion with Legacy was that they were still making the standard gears(I purchased quite a bit at that time)... and if they are no longer making the standard gears, it would still be worth buying this 2000 and

Re: LOM Motor Controller

here you go Arkady… I will admit a bit of cheating here, as I downloaded it >> from the net... Joe B. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an ema

Re: LOM Motor Controller

Hi Arkady, I did not check the reviews, which I should have... my bad... let the search continue... in regards to reversing, installing and setting up a reversing switch on an existing controller is an easy task, as I have done it a few times... and it will be easier to find a c

Re: LOM Motor Controller

here is an opinion, and I have set up several machines with controllers, frequency drives, relays, etc., in the past... whether this is a usable controller or not,due to its three phase configuration, it is still not of great benefit to the group... it's availability is as a one piece unit only

Re: Woodchuck for sale

Ok Mac, here is some info to update your files... I do have an Oliver lathe... pattern makers lathe, 12 ft bed, 8ft between centers, motorized carriage and enough accessories and mods that make my legacy look like a woodchuck!... lol... the Oliver you see on tom’s photo is a tractor ... the blue

Woodchuck for sale

For anyone that might be interested, there is a woodchuck up for auction at “IRS Machinery Auctions”... put “flutter” in the search bar to see the listing... they are saying that it is a parts machine... what I find interesting is that there is a drive motor, but it is not set up on the lead sc

Re: another Legacy deal for the right person

Bill, Jim's reference is to a cross piece, perpendicular to two Legacy aluminum rails... the cross piece is red, not the rails... and the cross piece has two slots with half round ends... this cross piece is actually the Legacy tailstock... Joe B. > -- You received this message because

Re: another Legacy deal for the right person

> > Jim, >> > I think you might be referring to the tailstock crossbar piece... Joe Biunno -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receivin

Re: LOM Owners in the U,K,

Richard, I was just contacted by someone on my Legacy facebook page, regarding her father was selling his Legacy 900... and she mentioned that he is in England...North Yorkshire... she lives in Glasgow... I responded to her and mentioned that a club member was looking for that exact machine...

Re: Oval picture frame

in a possible Homer Simpson "duh" moment, is Pat requesting a show wood frame once the stitched piece is done, or a simpler frame to hold the piece while it is being stitched/made?... my previous post assumed it was for a show wood frame... Joe B. > -- You received this message because you ar

Re: Oval picture frame

thinking along the same lines as Mike... 20 X 40 is just too big to consider doing on a Legacy... prep your wood and set up the joinery... layout the 20 X 40 oval... calculate the width of the frame to achieve the outside dimensions... separate the pieces... bandsaw cut the inside and outside

Re: Legacy parts and accessories for sale

and/or suggestions, here in the group or directly to my email, are welcome... thanks... Joe Biunno… also, I anticipate a lot of posts and responses, so it would be great if we all "cleaned" up our posts to include only your response and not the many responses that follow it up... thanks!

Legacy parts and accessories for sale

all posts and updates here on this subject thread ... people can contact me here or off line... my email is ... as far as pricing goes I am going to see what the market will bear, but I suggest no low ball offers... let’s see where it goes... thanks guys... Joe Biunno -- You received this

Re: rack and pinion legacy mill

Tracy, does your upgrade have the ball bearing carriers?... if it does, any chance you can post some detailed photos to the group?... thanks... Joe B. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Legacy Ornamental Mills" group. To unsubscribe from this group and

Re: rack and pinion legacy mill

Hey guys!... never saw this video before... I have the CNC upgrade that originally came with my 1800, but it did not have the rack and pinion setup... what I am curious about is the ball bearing carriage that Tracy was holding in the beginning of the video... it fits into the Legacy rail exactly

Re: legacy like

hey guys!... some bullet points to consider in regards to possibly retrofitting the Woodpecker aluminum rail extrusion to a Legacy... first, the price.. it seems the railing is coming in at $20 per foot... the router sled looks to be about $200... a sizable investment to begin... next, the modi

Re: Flat twisted post

> > if giving the side cutting, extra long router bit a serious consideration, > perhaps an attachment for the router could be made, similar like what is in > the attached photo... not impossible to make a support arm that bolts to > the base of the router, that would support the end of the rou

Re: Flat twisted post

I am totally blown away as to Bill"s mod of gearing down the headstock rotation... definitely the solution for those who want the capabilities of the 4X gear set... would like to see additional photos, Bill, if possible... how was the adjustments to the tailstock done?... or were there no adjus

Re: Flat twisted post

okay, having some computer issues, so I deleted my first response... i'll try again... some random thoughts on the task at hand of replicating this long, 4-cut twisted section to this 6" X 6" piece that Emmanuel is inquiring about... much too dangerous to consider using an almost 8" long(7" cut

Re: Flat twisted post

On Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at 11:51:07 AM UTC-4, Va Oak wrote: > > Bill, > > Thanks for sharing the 4X Gear Set info. with us. I'd seen pics of the > gear set - but never the assembly instructions. > They indicate to me that someone at the Legacy Mill design department was > a "student" of Rube

Re: Make a "Split Nut" - & buying parts from Legacy

houghts and comments... haven't commented for quite a while, but I do read all the posts... have not used my machine in a year or so... business stinks, in regards to what I would need the Legacy for... hope all is well with everyone out in Legacy Land!... Joe Biunno > -- You received t

Re: What would you do???

hey Curt!... well, a few things to consider... he does say that there are gears, just that they were never installed... when I purchased my used, 1800 Legacy, it was the opposite of this ebay machine... my machine was setup as a manual machine and all of the CNC upgrade kit was there, but never

Re: ornamental turning on a rose engine lathe video

soo… driving home in my daily ritual of an hour and a half, parking lot crawl, thinking of this mod, of course... and it suddenly dawned on me that it would not be possible to "pump" the router cutting action AND follow a template... and that only straight, cylindrical work could be "pump" c

Re: Rotary table modifications.

Hey Michael!... excellent work!... question, did you hog out the center material or did you glue pieces going around the perimeter to get the "drop" of the top? On Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 12:28:43 PM UTC-5, Michael Kratky wrote: > > Joe, > > This is what I make: > > > > 28-30” diameter

Re: ornamental turning on a rose engine lathe video

hey Tim!... hex shaft was the direction I was considering... getting the shaft is easy( 22 mm, McMaster... just .009ths smaller than 7/8") but getting the brass, flanged "carriers" is a big problem... seems the only place to get them is a Japanese company... their only US rep is some huge aero

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