Re: Off - topic

2020-01-27 Thread 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNFNFSvYAQs  check this video out.

C.A.G.
On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, 12:22:44 AM EST, 'Curt George' via Legacy 
Ornamental Mills  wrote:  
 
  Woops. Record vise is a table mounted vice. not a chuck.   But the same 
advice, Look and see there are a number of different parts, something could 
have broken or slipped...Good luck.
C.A.G.
On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, 12:17:21 AM EST, 'Curt George' via Legacy 
Ornamental Mills  wrote:  
 
  Hello BrigitteIt sounds to me that the gears/teeth may be jammed up.Can you 
take the chuck off the lathe? if so, I would then try to remove the wood in the 
jaws. (one or two blows of a mallet should knock the wood out of the 
chuck...)Once free you can then take a closer look at the workings of the 
chuck. I think once free of the pressure of the wood in the chuck,the chuck 
should free up easily. Perhaps a screw is loose Or some kind of debris in stuck 
in the gears? or ??? there are a number of reasons why this might of happened.  
Most of the time, I find, If you look at the  part, you will see something that 
is not right. Then Once you see it, You will be able to fix the problem.
Please let us know what you find. I wish you luck.C.A.G.
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I would start with looking at the split nut, loose or broken bolts around the 
bracket mechanism that works the split nut it might be stopping the nut from 
completely engaging look underneath the vice I think is where you look for it. 
If not then look and see if the thread on both is ok and not worn out. And of 
course a good wash and clean. Without seeing it that’s about all the advice I 
can think of.. ps there is a spring that works the quick release is worth a 
check I think its up the end near its handle I hope this helps it been a while 
since I looked at a record vice

  

Bill

  

From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com 
 On Behalf Of Brigitte Graham
Sent: Tuesday, 28 January 2020 8:35 AM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills 
Subject: Off - topic

  

Hi Boys!,

I hope this enquiry will be allowed air time!?

I need to pick your collective brains.

My quick release Record 52½E vise, is not undoing. 

After clamping a piece of wood in the jaws, when I try to un-wind the vice to 
remove the  wood, the winding bar handle wont unwind the jaws, and the quick 
release lever sort of jumps/jerks when the bar handle is turned. I am guessing 
that the split nut(?) needs adjusting? Please can anyone advise.

To release the jaws, I have to press the quick release lever at the same time 
as turning the bar  handle.

Thanks for your time

Legacy Widow

  

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Re: Off - topic

2020-01-27 Thread 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
 Woops. Record vise is a table mounted vice. not a chuck.   But the same 
advice, Look and see there are a number of different parts, something could 
have broken or slipped...Good luck.
C.A.G.
On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, 12:17:21 AM EST, 'Curt George' via Legacy 
Ornamental Mills  wrote:  
 
  Hello BrigitteIt sounds to me that the gears/teeth may be jammed up.Can you 
take the chuck off the lathe? if so, I would then try to remove the wood in the 
jaws. (one or two blows of a mallet should knock the wood out of the 
chuck...)Once free you can then take a closer look at the workings of the 
chuck. I think once free of the pressure of the wood in the chuck,the chuck 
should free up easily. Perhaps a screw is loose Or some kind of debris in stuck 
in the gears? or ??? there are a number of reasons why this might of happened.  
Most of the time, I find, If you look at the  part, you will see something that 
is not right. Then Once you see it, You will be able to fix the problem.
Please let us know what you find. I wish you luck.C.A.G.
On Monday, January 27, 2020, 05:28:45 PM EST,  
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I would start with looking at the split nut, loose or broken bolts around the 
bracket mechanism that works the split nut it might be stopping the nut from 
completely engaging look underneath the vice I think is where you look for it. 
If not then look and see if the thread on both is ok and not worn out. And of 
course a good wash and clean. Without seeing it that’s about all the advice I 
can think of.. ps there is a spring that works the quick release is worth a 
check I think its up the end near its handle I hope this helps it been a while 
since I looked at a record vice

  

Bill

  

From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com 
 On Behalf Of Brigitte Graham
Sent: Tuesday, 28 January 2020 8:35 AM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills 
Subject: Off - topic

  

Hi Boys!,

I hope this enquiry will be allowed air time!?

I need to pick your collective brains.

My quick release Record 52½E vise, is not undoing. 

After clamping a piece of wood in the jaws, when I try to un-wind the vice to 
remove the  wood, the winding bar handle wont unwind the jaws, and the quick 
release lever sort of jumps/jerks when the bar handle is turned. I am guessing 
that the split nut(?) needs adjusting? Please can anyone advise.

To release the jaws, I have to press the quick release lever at the same time 
as turning the bar  handle.

Thanks for your time

Legacy Widow

  

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Re: Off - topic

2020-01-27 Thread 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
 Hello BrigitteIt sounds to me that the gears/teeth may be jammed up.Can you 
take the chuck off the lathe? if so, I would then try to remove the wood in the 
jaws. (one or two blows of a mallet should knock the wood out of the 
chuck...)Once free you can then take a closer look at the workings of the 
chuck. I think once free of the pressure of the wood in the chuck,the chuck 
should free up easily. Perhaps a screw is loose Or some kind of debris in stuck 
in the gears? or ??? there are a number of reasons why this might of happened.  
Most of the time, I find, If you look at the  part, you will see something that 
is not right. Then Once you see it, You will be able to fix the problem.
Please let us know what you find. I wish you luck.C.A.G.
On Monday, January 27, 2020, 05:28:45 PM EST,  
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I would start with looking at the split nut, loose or broken bolts around the 
bracket mechanism that works the split nut it might be stopping the nut from 
completely engaging look underneath the vice I think is where you look for it. 
If not then look and see if the thread on both is ok and not worn out. And of 
course a good wash and clean. Without seeing it that’s about all the advice I 
can think of.. ps there is a spring that works the quick release is worth a 
check I think its up the end near its handle I hope this helps it been a while 
since I looked at a record vice

  

Bill

  

From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com 
 On Behalf Of Brigitte Graham
Sent: Tuesday, 28 January 2020 8:35 AM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills 
Subject: Off - topic

  

Hi Boys!,

I hope this enquiry will be allowed air time!?

I need to pick your collective brains.

My quick release Record 52½E vise, is not undoing. 

After clamping a piece of wood in the jaws, when I try to un-wind the vice to 
remove the  wood, the winding bar handle wont unwind the jaws, and the quick 
release lever sort of jumps/jerks when the bar handle is turned. I am guessing 
that the split nut(?) needs adjusting? Please can anyone advise.

To release the jaws, I have to press the quick release lever at the same time 
as turning the bar  handle.

Thanks for your time

Legacy Widow

  

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RE: Off - topic

2020-01-27 Thread bulkeley 
I would start with looking at the split nut, loose or broken bolts around the 
bracket mechanism that works the split nut it might be stopping the nut from 
completely engaging look underneath the vice I think is where you look for it. 
If not then look and see if the thread on both is ok and not worn out. And of 
course a good wash and clean. Without seeing it that’s about all the advice I 
can think of.. ps there is a spring that works the quick release is worth a 
check I think its up the end near its handle I hope this helps it been a while 
since I looked at a record vice

 

Bill

 

From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com 
 On Behalf Of Brigitte Graham
Sent: Tuesday, 28 January 2020 8:35 AM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills 
Subject: Off - topic

 

Hi Boys!,

I hope this enquiry will be allowed air time!?

I need to pick your collective brains.

My quick release Record 52½E vise, is not undoing. 

After clamping a piece of wood in the jaws, when I try to un-wind the vice to 
remove the  wood, the winding bar handle wont unwind the jaws, and the quick 
release lever sort of jumps/jerks when the bar handle is turned. I am guessing 
that the split nut(?) needs adjusting? Please can anyone advise.

To release the jaws, I have to press the quick release lever at the same time 
as turning the bar  handle.

Thanks for your time

Legacy Widow

 

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Off - topic

2020-01-27 Thread Brigitte Graham 
Hi Boys!,
I hope this enquiry will be allowed air time!?
I need to pick your collective brains.
My quick release Record 52½E vise, is not undoing.
After clamping a piece of wood in the jaws, when I try to un-wind the vice
to remove the  wood, the winding bar handle wont unwind the jaws, and the
quick release lever sort of jumps/jerks when the bar handle is turned. I am
guessing that the split nut(?) needs adjusting? Please can anyone advise.
To release the jaws, I have to press the quick release lever at the same
time as turning the bar  handle.
Thanks for your time
Legacy Widow

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Re: Thank you Tim & today's project.

2020-01-27 Thread 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
have to say, the good thing about those Legacy "legs"(as Legacy called 
them...the red, vertical pieces that connect the bottom rail with the top 
rail) is the fact that you could adjust the front-to-back orientation of 
the top rail to achieve a better parallel setup of the two top rails to 
each other... this was critical to me and my setup, and I was fortunate 
that I had extra legs to use when putting my machine together... wish I 
could buy more... Curtis, I noticed in the last picture(the one with the 
wooden stop block), that what looks like the middle of your machine, there 
is a flat, red piece of metal connecting the lower rail to the top rail... 
is this a Legacy piece?... or a piece you made or modified?... also, nice 
repurpose of the mechanical wire terminals on your mod... aluminum is a 
great material to work with, but for the fact that it is not easily 
weldable... Joe B.

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RE: Thank you Tim & today's project.

2020-01-27 Thread artmarbles 
Better than just made in the USA, it’s made in Oregon! Home sweet home!

Tim,

Very nice work.  The BIG Deal on your tape - in addition to the 
"OrnamentalMills.com" of course - was the "USA"!

I trust that that means "they" (assuming you had several made) were "Made in 
the USA" (Like we always hear the Woodpecker product videos state.)

 

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