Hello TimWelcome to the group.I am sure that your gamble (as you said) on your
Legacy, will become a wise investment for you in your future.
Please feel free to check out our archives, I know that you will find them very
helpful for a very large over view of what has happened in this group over the
last couple of years.
I can not remember anyone making a Guitar on the Legacy, but I know that it
should be possible to do. This might be a good topic for not only you to do,
but for the Group to learn howit can be done, for others with-in the group to
learn.
As far as Legacy the company. IF you ever need parts, Cindy is the Lady to talk
to for the LOM parts, Legacy as a company has moved on to the CNC world and
will/can-not help us for general info. (but I was assured that all wearable
parts on the LOM can still be bought from Cindy at Legacy.) We also have a few
people in our group, who can make parts and other idoms that you might want for
your machine in the future.( But we will cross that bridge in the future.)
Again ... Welcome aboard. I personally, am looking forward to learn how to
make a guitar.
Have a good day.C.A.G.
On Friday, February 16, 2018 9:40 AM, Tim Petersen <tj.peter...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Just a quick hello to introduce my self.
I live in western Washington here is the U.S. of A. and I design and build
stuff.I have owned a Larken CNC Router or Camtool 24R as they are known for
about five years. I've added an alcohol misting system so I can fairly
reliably cut aluminum parts. I also own a little Sherline CNC lathe/mill for
fabricating small parts. Although I mainly build or modify tools and carve
things out of wood.
I was actual looking for a second hand planer when I ran across an Ornamental
Mill for sale on the mighty Craig's List. Thinking I might be able to
semi-convert it to CNC and use it in production work I gambled on the purchase.
Hopeful I was not to foolish?
Anybody ever make a guitar neck on one of these babies?
I have not actual called Legacy the company, but their website claims to no
longer support these older non-CNC mills. So that has me a bit worried as
there are some parts that seem destine to ware out.
Anyway I am excited to see what this machine can do and as I am new to Google
Groups and the Ornamental Mill it may take me some time to navigate and
formulate the questions I have.
Thanks to all of you who freely share your knowledge as you represent the best
of the internet!
-Tim Petersen
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