nt: Sunday, September 17, 2017 3:12 PM
To: legacy-orna...@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Small boxes
I agree with Curt. I can make miter joints on my LOM, but there are definitely
easier ways.
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> I agree with Curt. I can make miter joints on my LOM, but there are
> definitely easier ways.
>
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Subject: RE: Small boxes
I agree with Curt. I can make miter joints on my LOM, but there are definitely
easier ways.
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[mailto:legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of CURTIS GEORGE
Sent: Sunday
September 2017 1:29 AM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Small boxes
Hello Richard.
I try to never tell anyone, what cant be done... The Legacy is a wonderful
tool, that can do many things. but it was designed to do only a few things very
well, its the user of the tool
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Subject: Re: Small boxes
Hello Richard.
I try to never tell anyone, what cant be done... The Legacy is a wonderful
tool, that can do many things. but it was designed to do only a few things very
well, its the user of the tool that makes things happen, not the tool its self
Hello Richard.
I try to never tell anyone, what cant be done... The Legacy is a wonderful
tool, that can do many things. but it was designed to do only a few things very
well, its the user of the tool that makes things happen, not the tool its self.
Having said that, I wouldn't even try to mak
I would do them flat on the table with a 90 degree v grooving bit and a wast
block each side to stop breakout. and 2 pieces butted together you can do 2
joints at once. or you could used a 45 degree miter lock joint one on the table
and the other in the vertical vice
A good strong joint i have
