gears, but it can be done on special occasions. Unless
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> ----- Original Message -
> From: "George Scott"
> To: "Legacy Ornamental Mills"
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Ornamental Mills"
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2012 9:37 AM
Subject: Split nut question
> Well I.m spending some time on my 900 and wondering why I haven't done
> this a long time ago. I,ve been having a small problem tho'let's
> see if I can explain in a way you ca
can you loosen the double locking collar and adjust it a bit
Bill
- Original Message -
From: "George Scott"
To: "Legacy Ornamental Mills"
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2012 4:37 AM
Subject: Split nut question
Well I.m spending some time on my 900 and wondering why I
No I didn't remove the stock. Just unlocked the split nut in order to
move back the required 2" (well in this case 4") in order to mill the
next flute. I think I figured it out when I was asking the original
question. Sometimes it helps to talk with people
Thanks for your help.
Geroge
On Mar
Chuck in the same bit that you used to make the cut in the first place.
Disengage the gears if the cut does not line up.
lock the split-nut on the screw
turn the wood until it is lined up and nest the bit into place in the cut
re-engage the gears and you are aligned.
Change your bit to the one you
Well I.m spending some time on my 900 and wondering why I haven't done
this a long time ago. I,ve been having a small problem tho'let's
see if I can explain in a way you can understand me.
I have been doing some hollow spiral candle holders. Tracy has done a
couple versions...this is the one i
