Thanks for the reply and I think I'll just go up to the shop and cut one. It is 
so frustrating to have to stop and remeasure while cutting, so the jig is a 
great helper

max


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From: [email protected] 
<[email protected]> on behalf of CURTIS GEORGE 
<[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2017 9:23 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: makeing a jig so I dont have to measure.


Hello Max
I can find any pix s AT  this min. but I can explain what it is, and how to use 
it.

I made a spindle with steps in it. each cut was measured and marked, when I put 
this jig in between centers, I could lower the router bit down to touch this 
jig. and then set my stops on my Legacy,  Since this jig was set between 
centers on my machine, what ever depth I set the router too, would be My known 
measurement.

The Legacy CNC uses a touch pad to do the same thing, a known placement on the 
machine to set your 0 (a place to start all measurements from)

Brian Gumble made  his jig out of plywood, it looked like a stair/steps, he sat 
it on the rails to get his measurement. My jig was set in between the centers 
(I mainly do spindle work) but it works the same way.

Think of it like using a router block on your router table.or a 1.2.3 block in 
the machine shop. by using a known measurement you can find any other 
measurement you need.

I will see if I can find a photo, or I will go out a take a new one for you 
latter.

Until then I hope this helps?
Have a good day.
talk to you more latter.
C.A.G.
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From: "max" <[email protected]>
To: "Legacy Ornamental Mills" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2017 9:32:46 AM
Subject: Re: makeing a jig so I dont have to measure.

Well, I've looked almost everywhere for a picture of your jig. I know I've seen 
it somewhere. Could you post it or reference it?
Thanks, Max

On Sunday, January 23, 2005 at 8:52:18 AM UTC-6, Curtis wrote:
Hi guys.
Yesterday I made a jig that fits between the centers on the legacy, It is a  
depth step jig.

The Spindle started out as a 4x4 oak short. (scrap) what I did was to make 
steps (and marked them whit the dia.of each step)  I made all the common dia. 
sizes down to 1 ". Now when I need to have a "lets say" 1 1/4" dia. on a work 
peice. all I need to do is put this jig between centers,set the depth gauge on 
my router Now I know exactly where the correct death is, all I need to do now 
is nibble down to that death. NO MORE measuring to find the correct dia. I 
need! Its a real time saver.

Brian Gumble made a jig that dose the same thing on his web site. Although He 
made his somewhat differently.   http://www.enter.net/~ultradad/legacyjig.html  
 check it out.

See YOU all Latter.
C.A.G.



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