I found some other simple links. Keep in mind, some of this is really old.
Here’s some attempts at making the rotary table easier to use.
This is one of my favorites.
https://www.ornamentalmills.com/tips/TK_rotary_table_indexing/index.html
This is a huge time saver for small parts and large
Tim this is awesome and will help carry on the legacy of the "LEGACY". I
wished I would have bought one when they first come
out but I didn't so I am like a 57 year old kid with a new toy. Though I
bought it for my business I sure want to do everything I can
with it. So again thanks for keeping the
That indexable table I am really interested in creating for my Rotary
table.
We are looking hard at a laser engraver for the business and may consider
trying to cut those out. Thoughts? Tim
Kind Regards,
Timothy J. Ziegler
Ziegler WoodWork & Specialty
14171 160th Ave.
Foreston MN 56330
320-294-57
This was the kind of information I was hoping to find when I joined this
group. I look forward to seeing your other innovations as you can put them
on line here. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills with the rest of
us.
Ray
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and you have to buy another one. So I think let the other guy spend his money.
Only problem is finding one that knows what they are doing.
Tim
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From: TimSent: Wednesday, September 18, 2019 1:52 AMTo: TimSubject: RE: TK Made Items On last thing for the new day. I needed to be able to grab something from the inside. What I came up with was a simple design taken from
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Has anyone calculated what are the largest sized pieces of 2x material you can
run with Pilaster mounts on a LOM? Assuming a 4-sided Pilaster Mount.
It appears to me that if you go to a pentagon shaped (or more) Pilaster Mount,
you will reduce the max size
having it taper down to essentially no edge - you will have different limitations. Those "results" will drive the width and thickness of the stock you can mount on your respective Pilaster Mounts. Tim sort of have the right idea for calculating it - on the drawings in his posting of:Subj
I never shared this one, so your memory is not failing yet!
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The O-ring solely for the purpose of holding the pieces together. It doesn't
protrude outside of the chucks. When using, I only lost a couple out of
hundreds. Some were lost to over tightening and the grain split. However it
might also have been the wood. Hard to say for sure.PVC is a very grip
One other thing, the chuck are only 1/2" high so not much room for multiple
O-rings.Sent from Samsung tablet
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More rotary table tweaks I have made. As mentioned in the last post,
the direct connection to of the rotary table to the spindle is how I use
my rotary table. I do not use the crank handle provided that is used
inside the rails. So here's a link to an old page that shows what I did
and have s
Hello All,
Another little missing feature on the rotary table is a method to lock
it in place when making a straight cut. There is excessive play in all
of the gear train. To solve this, I made this little lock for several
members. A twist of the handle 180 degrees and the lock clamps on the
Here's a little transition to gear talk. I can make any gear that you
need. I've attached a pdf of the possible pitches available. I've made
gears from 10 teeth, all the way up to 135 teeth that needed a little
modification to fit the machine. The 10 tooth is really small and I
feel not rel
very good thanks Tim
Kind Regards,
Timothy J. Ziegler
Ziegler WoodWork & Specialty
14171 160th Ave.
Foreston MN 56330
320-294-5798 shop
320-630-2243 cell
On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 5:12 AM Timothy Krause
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Tim,As usual - VERY Nice/EXCELLENT work!Thanks for sharing.Mac-Original Message-
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Sent: Sep 19, 2019 6:02 AM
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Here's another one off that I built for one of our members.
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