Thanks for the suggestions.
John, pictures would be appreciated. Visual learner here...
Brandon
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> than right down there in the 1/2" to 3/4" area.) Then turn laser on and
> take readings on a ruler placed vertical at all four leg locations. Then
> do the math, build-up, etc, as described above.
>
> I hope the above is "clear as a bell" and helps you sol
take readings on a ruler placed vertical at all four leg locations. Then do the math, build-up, etc, as described above.I hope the above is "clear as a bell" and helps you solve a challenge.Mac>From: Bill Bulkeley >Sent: Jul 19, 2014 9:07 PM>To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.c
I definitely don't have the room to store it vertically. I would rather make
use of the empty space beneath the mill to store the various accessories that
got with it.
Your floor suggestion gave me an idea though. I could try to located an area
that is fairly level and Mark the 4 feet locatio
move it for room just set it up on the level points when
you want to use it
Bill
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From: "Brandon Khoury"
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Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2014 10:43 AM
Subject: Improving Mill Base
I am looking for ideas on improving the base of my 1000ex. There are a
couple
I am looking for ideas on improving the base of my 1000ex. There are a couple
of goals I wish to accomplish.
First, my shop is in the basement of a 117 year old Victorian. I don't know
how long ago the basement floor was poured, but it is uneven due so settling.
The center of the floor is
