Re: Hello and Welcome to the Group.

[Rick Hutley]

It’s a great group Tim - some very knowledgeable and creative people. Always will to share. WelcomeRickOn Apr 26, 2023, at 13:00, 'Denson Ingram' via Legacy Ornamental Mills  wrote:Welcome to the group Tim (my youngest son is named Tim) and good luck on the heart valve install.DensonSent from Denson's iPhoneOn Apr 26, 2023, at 7:17 AM, Eric Gantner  wrote:Good Morning Tim P. ,When you are ready, I would like to come and visit.  I live off Big Bend and 301.  I have a 900 and a Wood Chuck but I have been so busy I have not been able to use it.  I am hands on type of learner, so maybe you can show me what you know.  God Speed today wishing you a speedy recovery.Eric G.  On Wed, Apr 26, 2023 at 12:05 AM Tim Porter  wrote:Thanks.  I look forward to being a contributor.  For a while I will be kind of quiet.  Getting a new heart valve installed tomorrow.  What fun!TimSent from my iPadTim and Cathy Porter1902 Dandridge St  D7Sun City Center FL 33573H. 813-419-4169C. 815-861-1505On Apr 25, 2023, at 8:44 AM, Curt George  wrote:
Hello again Tim.(I am forwarding this e-mail to the group. So they too can get to know you.)If you need, I have the taps to make/replace the split nuts, just in case your daughter has any problems making them for you.The Group has more then a few really good people in it.  If and when you run into any problems just ask and I know someone in the group will know how to fix the problem you may be running into.We need all kinds of people in our group. Not just the masters, We need people to ask question as well, many people will not step up and offer ideas, but will answer if a question is asked and they know the answer being asked. We also need the "Dreamers" (those people who are always looking for the "What IF's" And "How can I do that, type of person.Again Welcome to the group.I am looking forward to knowing you more.Have a good day.C.A.G.





On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 05:26:24 AM EDT, Tim Porter  wrote:



Hi CurtI look forward to being a part of this group.  I live in a 55+ community with a really nice woodworking shop. I have been a machinist for my career and just began woodworking a few months ago.  We have a Legacy model 900 in the shop and I have been learning to use it, so far a few sets of table legs.I have to mention that I owned (2nd generation) and large machine shop which is now being operated by my daughter.  She is going to have a small run of the half nuts made for me, as the ones in our machine are very worn.  This is definitely something I would be happy to offer to interested folks.Thanks TimSent from my iPadTim and Cathy Porter1902 Dandridge St  D7Sun City Center FL 33573H. 813-419-4169C. 815-861-1505On Apr 24, 2023, at 11:44 PM, Curt George  wrote:Welcome to the Group. I will approve your request right after I sign off with you in this Welcome aboard message.  The Legacy Ornamental Mills users group was made to help owners of the LOM to get the most out of their milling machines as possible.  "Why should I have to make all those mistakes myself" was the main question asked by many owners.  The answer to the big question here is to share information with others whom are like yourself.  For those who want to learn and become the best woodworkers possible, the Legacy Ornamental Mill (LOM) is a very good machine, but there is a slight learning curve that need to be understood before you can master the machine. Its like me giving you a paint brush and asking you to paint me a master piece on canvas. just because you have all the parts needed does not make you a master! ;-)We have over 500 members today, most are willing to share a helping hand to others who are in need.  This is mainly an e-mail group. (Yes the web site works, but the system was set up to link our messages together through our E-mails, Pictures can be attached, and quicker reply's can be done through the e-mail.) Tim and I have a standing policy that there is no such thing as a dumb question, except perhaps the one not asked?  For those that are not comfortable asking questions to a group, you can e-mail Tim or me. curt.geo...@yahoo.com or Tim's,  artmarb...@comcast.net at any time and ask your questions in complete privacy. If we do not know the answers you ask, we can/will send them to the group under our names so know one will know where the question came form.Please feel free to search our archives. I know you will find a wealth  of information at your disposal.One more note, I ask everyone to make a short introduction to the group. I think of it as an ice breaker so everyone can get to know a little bit about you.  Something simple, name, types of woodworking you like to do, perhaps equipment you own? How long you have been wood working, stuff like that. I 

Re: Hello and Welcome to the Group.

['Denson Ingram' via Legacy Ornamental Mills]

Welcome to the group Tim (my youngest son is named Tim) and good luck on the heart valve install.DensonSent from Denson's iPhoneOn Apr 26, 2023, at 7:17 AM, Eric Gantner  wrote:Good Morning Tim P. ,When you are ready, I would like to come and visit.  I live off Big Bend and 301.  I have a 900 and a Wood Chuck but I have been so busy I have not been able to use it.  I am hands on type of learner, so maybe you can show me what you know.  God Speed today wishing you a speedy recovery.Eric G.  On Wed, Apr 26, 2023 at 12:05 AM Tim Porter  wrote:Thanks.  I look forward to being a contributor.  For a while I will be kind of quiet.  Getting a new heart valve installed tomorrow.  What fun!TimSent from my iPadTim and Cathy Porter1902 Dandridge St  D7Sun City Center FL 33573H. 813-419-4169C. 815-861-1505On Apr 25, 2023, at 8:44 AM, Curt George  wrote:
Hello again Tim.(I am forwarding this e-mail to the group. So they too can get to know you.)If you need, I have the taps to make/replace the split nuts, just in case your daughter has any problems making them for you.The Group has more then a few really good people in it.  If and when you run into any problems just ask and I know someone in the group will know how to fix the problem you may be running into.We need all kinds of people in our group. Not just the masters, We need people to ask question as well, many people will not step up and offer ideas, but will answer if a question is asked and they know the answer being asked. We also need the "Dreamers" (those people who are always looking for the "What IF's" And "How can I do that, type of person.Again Welcome to the group.I am looking forward to knowing you more.Have a good day.C.A.G.





On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 05:26:24 AM EDT, Tim Porter  wrote:



Hi CurtI look forward to being a part of this group.  I live in a 55+ community with a really nice woodworking shop. I have been a machinist for my career and just began woodworking a few months ago.  We have a Legacy model 900 in the shop and I have been learning to use it, so far a few sets of table legs.I have to mention that I owned (2nd generation) and large machine shop which is now being operated by my daughter.  She is going to have a small run of the half nuts made for me, as the ones in our machine are very worn.  This is definitely something I would be happy to offer to interested folks.Thanks TimSent from my iPadTim and Cathy Porter1902 Dandridge St  D7Sun City Center FL 33573H. 813-419-4169C. 815-861-1505On Apr 24, 2023, at 11:44 PM, Curt George  wrote:Welcome to the Group. I will approve your request right after I sign off with you in this Welcome aboard message.  The Legacy Ornamental Mills users group was made to help owners of the LOM to get the most out of their milling machines as possible.  "Why should I have to make all those mistakes myself" was the main question asked by many owners.  The answer to the big question here is to share information with others whom are like yourself.  For those who want to learn and become the best woodworkers possible, the Legacy Ornamental Mill (LOM) is a very good machine, but there is a slight learning curve that need to be understood before you can master the machine. Its like me giving you a paint brush and asking you to paint me a master piece on canvas. just because you have all the parts needed does not make you a master! ;-)We have over 500 members today, most are willing to share a helping hand to others who are in need.  This is mainly an e-mail group. (Yes the web site works, but the system was set up to link our messages together through our E-mails, Pictures can be attached, and quicker reply's can be done through the e-mail.) Tim and I have a standing policy that there is no such thing as a dumb question, except perhaps the one not asked?  For those that are not comfortable asking questions to a group, you can e-mail Tim or me. curt.geo...@yahoo.com or Tim's,  artmarb...@comcast.net at any time and ask your questions in complete privacy. If we do not know the answers you ask, we can/will send them to the group under our names so know one will know where the question came form.Please feel free to search our archives. I know you will find a wealth  of information at your disposal.One more note, I ask everyone to make a short introduction to the group. I think of it as an ice breaker so everyone can get to know a little bit about you.  Something simple, name, types of woodworking you like to do, perhaps equipment you own? How long you have been wood working, stuff like that. I hope to be talking to you very soon on the group page.Have a good night.Curtis A George. (C.A.G.)





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Re: Welcome

['Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills]

 Good morning Bill
I was thinking the Metric Acme Screws, the 16-2 would increase the pitch by 1/2 
(more of less?) 
So using the 5/8-4 as the standard, the 2 and 8 TPI Screws, could be a basic 
speed/pitch increaser or de-creaser by 1/2 (+,-) for the Legacy if someone 
wanted... I don't plan to try this idea, but its something to think about. ;-)
NOTE: The 5/8-4 acme screw is very hard to find, I cant help but wonder if the 
5/8-4 is really a 16-4mm Acme screw???  Knowing this would help people who want 
to make there Legacy larger, again at a much lower cost to buy the parts.
Have a Great day.
C.A.G.
On Wednesday, April 26, 2023 at 02:20:03 AM EDT,  
wrote:  
 
 
Really good idea curt if I hadn’t made gears to do those fine pitches I would 
defiantly

try your leadscrew such a simple way much better than making gears like I did 

  

Bill

  

  

From: 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
 
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2023 2:59 PM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Welcome

  

Hello Dan. (and everyone.) I just got home from work.

  

I am very happy with the 5/8-8 Acme screw modification for the Legacy. It gave 
me what I was looking for/ pitch that I wanted to make.  

But having said that, there are a number of other pitches/SCREWS that could 
change the Legacy's gearing, if someone wanted to research the possibility's.

 

To keep things simple we will stay with the 5/8 acme screw size, (comparing 
Apples to apples, So to speak.)

 

You can easily find on the net. Acme screws that are, 10,& 7, TPI as well.(not 
counting the 4&8 acme screws TPI that we have all ready talked about.) 

"If" you wanted to go with All-thread rod you could have 11 & 18 TPI. 

There are also metric, 16mm (which is 5/8") has 2,3,4.pitches in mm.

I'm sure you could come up with some Crazy possible pitches for your machines.

  

I just wanted to point this out, for anyone who wanted MORE, but did not (or 
dose not) have the equipment to make gears/gearing for them self's, This is the 
easy way to change your possibility's for different pitches with out making or 
buying new gear sets. Its easy and much cheaper way of getting the job done. ;-)

  

Its time for me to go to bed now. My mine really wanders when I'm tired. ;-p

Have a good day, everyone.

talk to you all more latter.

  

C.A.G.

On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 11:46:02 AM EDT, cdkr...@gmail.com 
 wrote: 

  

  

Welcome aboard TimP.  We have a plethora of Tims just now, so some distinction 
will be helpful.  I don't even know if TimP is unique!  

  

I'm just the opposite of  you.  During 65 years of intensive custom 
woodworking, I have recently added a fairly complete hobby grade metal working 
portion to my shop. Welders, cutting equipment, presses, and most often used a 
Smithy Granite with DRO.  It has added an interesting dimension to be able to 
fabricate jigs and parts for the rest of the shop. (see picture)  

  



  

Your generous offer to make split nuts is appreciated.  Some of us have already 
made the investment in the tap to make our own, but there are others that will 
eventually need them. Curt has moved in the direction of adding pitches by 
changing the 4 TPI acme with an 8 TPI acme, which means a different split nut 
is needed.  I'm headed that way too so that checkering styles can be easily 
added to cylinders.   

  

Keep us up to date with what's going on with lots of pictures.  

Pro tip on pictures:  Use the Windows Snipping tool to create a picture JPG 
file about 1/10 of the original, and post that.  Quality does not seem to be 
negatively affected. (see above).

DanK 

  

  

  

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Re: Hello and Welcome to the Group.

[Eric Gantner]

Good Morning Tim P. ,

When you are ready, I would like to come and visit.  I live off Big Bend
and 301.  I have a 900 and a Wood Chuck but I have been so busy I have not
been able to use it.  I am hands on type of learner, so maybe you can show
me what you know.  God Speed today wishing you a speedy recovery.

Eric G.

On Wed, Apr 26, 2023 at 12:05 AM Tim Porter  wrote:

> Thanks.  I look forward to being a contributor.  For a while I will be
> kind of quiet.  Getting a new heart valve installed tomorrow.  What fun!
>
> Tim
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> Tim and Cathy Porter
> 1902 Dandridge St
> 
>  D7
> Sun City Center FL 33573
>
>
> H. 813-419-4169
> C. 815-861-1505
>
> On Apr 25, 2023, at 8:44 AM, Curt George  wrote:
>
> 
> Hello again Tim.
>
> (I am forwarding this e-mail to the group. So they too can get to know
> you.)
>
> If you need, I have the taps to make/replace the split nuts, just in case
> your daughter has any problems making them for you.
>
> The Group has more then a few really good people in it.  If and when you
> run into any problems just ask and I know someone in the group will know
> how to fix the problem you may be running into.
>
> We need all kinds of people in our group. Not just the masters, We need
> people to ask question as well, many people will not step up and offer
> ideas, but will answer if a question is asked and they know the answer
> being asked. We also need the "Dreamers" (those people who are always
> looking for the "What IF's" And "How can I do that, type of person.
>
> Again Welcome to the group.
> I am looking forward to knowing you more.
> Have a good day.
>
> C.A.G.
>
> On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 05:26:24 AM EDT, Tim Porter <
> imatheb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Curt
>
> I look forward to being a part of this group.  I live in a 55+ community
> with a really nice woodworking shop. I have been a machinist for my career
> and just began woodworking a few months ago.  We have a Legacy model 900 in
> the shop and I have been learning to use it, so far a few sets of table
> legs.
>
> I have to mention that I owned (2nd generation) and large machine shop
> which is now being operated by my daughter.  She is going to have a small
> run of the half nuts made for me, as the ones in our machine are very
> worn.  This is definitely something I would be happy to offer to interested
> folks.
>
> Thanks Tim
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> Tim and Cathy Porter
> 1902 Dandridge St
> 
>  D7
> Sun City Center FL 33573
>
>
> H. 813-419-4169
> C. 815-861-1505
>
> On Apr 24, 2023, at 11:44 PM, Curt George  wrote:
>
> 
>
> Welcome to the Group. I will approve your request right after I sign off
> with you in this Welcome aboard message.
>
>
>
> The Legacy Ornamental Mills users group was made to help owners of the LOM
> to get the most out of their milling machines as possible.  "Why should I
> have to make all those mistakes myself" was the main question asked by many
> owners.  The answer to the big question here is to share information with
> others whom are like yourself.  For those who want to learn and become the
> best woodworkers possible, the Legacy Ornamental Mill (LOM) is a very good
> machine, but there is a slight learning curve that need to be understood
> before you can master the machine. Its like me giving you a paint brush and
> asking you to paint me a master piece on canvas. just because you have all
> the parts needed does not make you a master! ;-)
>
>
> We have over 500 members today, most are willing to share a helping hand
> to others who are in need.  This is mainly an e-mail group. (Yes the web
> site works, but the system was set up to link our messages together through
> our E-mails, Pictures can be attached, and quicker reply's can be done
> through the e-mail.)
>
>
>
> Tim and I have a standing policy that there is no such thing as a dumb
> question, except perhaps the one not asked?  For those that are not
> comfortable asking questions to a group, you can e-mail Tim or me.
> curt.geo...@yahoo.com or Tim's,  artmarb...@comcast.net at any time and
> ask your questions in complete privacy. If we do not know the answers you
> ask, we can/will send them to the group under our names so know one will
> know where the question came form.
>
> Please feel free to search our archives. I know you will find a wealth  of
> information at your disposal.
>
> One more note, I ask everyone to make a short introduction to the group. I
> think of it as an ice breaker so everyone can get to know a little bit
> about you.  Something simple, name, types of woodworking you like to do,
> perhaps equipment you own? How long you have been wood working, stuff like
> that.
>
>
>
> I hope to be talking to you very soon on the group page.
>
> Have a good night.
>
>
>
> Curtis A George. (C.A.G.)
>
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Re: Hello and Welcome to the Group.

[Tim Ziegler]

Well our prayers will be with you.
Kind Regards,

Timothy J. Ziegler
Ziegler WoodWork & Specialty
14171 160th Ave.
Foreston MN 56330

320-294-5798 shop
320-630-2243 cell


On Tue, Apr 25, 2023 at 11:05 PM Tim Porter  wrote:

> Thanks.  I look forward to being a contributor.  For a while I will be
> kind of quiet.  Getting a new heart valve installed tomorrow.  What fun!
>
> Tim
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> Tim and Cathy Porter
> 1902 Dandridge St  D7
> Sun City Center FL 33573
>
>
> H. 813-419-4169
> C. 815-861-1505
>
> On Apr 25, 2023, at 8:44 AM, Curt George  wrote:
>
> 
> Hello again Tim.
>
> (I am forwarding this e-mail to the group. So they too can get to know
> you.)
>
> If you need, I have the taps to make/replace the split nuts, just in case
> your daughter has any problems making them for you.
>
> The Group has more then a few really good people in it.  If and when you
> run into any problems just ask and I know someone in the group will know
> how to fix the problem you may be running into.
>
> We need all kinds of people in our group. Not just the masters, We need
> people to ask question as well, many people will not step up and offer
> ideas, but will answer if a question is asked and they know the answer
> being asked. We also need the "Dreamers" (those people who are always
> looking for the "What IF's" And "How can I do that, type of person.
>
> Again Welcome to the group.
> I am looking forward to knowing you more.
> Have a good day.
>
> C.A.G.
>
> On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 05:26:24 AM EDT, Tim Porter <
> imatheb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Curt
>
> I look forward to being a part of this group.  I live in a 55+ community
> with a really nice woodworking shop. I have been a machinist for my career
> and just began woodworking a few months ago.  We have a Legacy model 900 in
> the shop and I have been learning to use it, so far a few sets of table
> legs.
>
> I have to mention that I owned (2nd generation) and large machine shop
> which is now being operated by my daughter.  She is going to have a small
> run of the half nuts made for me, as the ones in our machine are very
> worn.  This is definitely something I would be happy to offer to interested
> folks.
>
> Thanks Tim
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> Tim and Cathy Porter
> 1902 Dandridge St  D7
> Sun City Center FL 33573
>
>
> H. 813-419-4169
> C. 815-861-1505
>
> On Apr 24, 2023, at 11:44 PM, Curt George  wrote:
>
> 
>
> Welcome to the Group. I will approve your request right after I sign off
> with you in this Welcome aboard message.
>
>
>
> The Legacy Ornamental Mills users group was made to help owners of the LOM
> to get the most out of their milling machines as possible.  "Why should I
> have to make all those mistakes myself" was the main question asked by many
> owners.  The answer to the big question here is to share information with
> others whom are like yourself.  For those who want to learn and become the
> best woodworkers possible, the Legacy Ornamental Mill (LOM) is a very good
> machine, but there is a slight learning curve that need to be understood
> before you can master the machine. Its like me giving you a paint brush and
> asking you to paint me a master piece on canvas. just because you have all
> the parts needed does not make you a master! ;-)
>
>
> We have over 500 members today, most are willing to share a helping hand
> to others who are in need.  This is mainly an e-mail group. (Yes the web
> site works, but the system was set up to link our messages together through
> our E-mails, Pictures can be attached, and quicker reply's can be done
> through the e-mail.)
>
>
>
> Tim and I have a standing policy that there is no such thing as a dumb
> question, except perhaps the one not asked?  For those that are not
> comfortable asking questions to a group, you can e-mail Tim or me.
> curt.geo...@yahoo.com or Tim's,  artmarb...@comcast.net at any time and
> ask your questions in complete privacy. If we do not know the answers you
> ask, we can/will send them to the group under our names so know one will
> know where the question came form.
>
> Please feel free to search our archives. I know you will find a wealth  of
> information at your disposal.
>
> One more note, I ask everyone to make a short introduction to the group. I
> think of it as an ice breaker so everyone can get to know a little bit
> about you.  Something simple, name, types of woodworking you like to do,
> perhaps equipment you own? How long you have been wood working, stuff like
> that.
>
>
>
> I hope to be talking to you very soon on the group page.
>
> Have a good night.
>
>
>
> Curtis A George. (C.A.G.)
>
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[bulkeley]

Really good idea curt if I hadn’t made gears to do those fine pitches I would 
defiantly

try your leadscrew such a simple way much better than making gears like I did 

 

Bill

 

 

From: 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills 
 
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2023 2:59 PM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Welcome

 

Hello Dan. (and everyone.) I just got home from work.

 

I am very happy with the 5/8-8 Acme screw modification for the Legacy. It gave 
me what I was looking for/ pitch that I wanted to make.  

But having said that, there are a number of other pitches/SCREWS that could 
change the Legacy's gearing, if someone wanted to research the possibility's.

 

To keep things simple we will stay with the 5/8 acme screw size, (comparing 
Apples to apples, So to speak.)

 

You can easily find on the net. Acme screws that are, 10,& 7, TPI as well.(not 
counting the 4&8 acme screws TPI that we have all ready talked about.) 

"If" you wanted to go with All-thread rod you could have 11 & 18 TPI. 

There are also metric, 16mm (which is 5/8") has 2,3,4.pitches in mm.

I'm sure you could come up with some Crazy possible pitches for your machines.

 

I just wanted to point this out, for anyone who wanted MORE, but did not (or 
dose not) have the equipment to make gears/gearing for them self's, This is the 
easy way to change your possibility's for different pitches with out making or 
buying new gear sets. Its easy and much cheaper way of getting the job done. ;-)

 

Its time for me to go to bed now. My mine really wanders when I'm tired. ;-p

Have a good day, everyone.

talk to you all more latter.

 

C.A.G.

On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 11:46:02 AM EDT, cdkr...@gmail.com 
  mailto:cdkra...@gmail.com> > 
wrote: 

 

 

Welcome aboard TimP.  We have a plethora of Tims just now, so some distinction 
will be helpful.  I don't even know if TimP is unique!  

 

I'm just the opposite of  you.  During 65 years of intensive custom 
woodworking, I have recently added a fairly complete hobby grade metal working 
portion to my shop. Welders, cutting equipment, presses, and most often used a 
Smithy Granite with DRO.  It has added an interesting dimension to be able to 
fabricate jigs and parts for the rest of the shop. (see picture)  

 



 

Your generous offer to make split nuts is appreciated.  Some of us have already 
made the investment in the tap to make our own, but there are others that will 
eventually need them. Curt has moved in the direction of adding pitches by 
changing the 4 TPI acme with an 8 TPI acme, which means a different split nut 
is needed.  I'm headed that way too so that checkering styles can be easily 
added to cylinders.   

 

Keep us up to date with what's going on with lots of pictures.  

Pro tip on pictures:  Use the Windows Snipping tool to create a picture JPG 
file about 1/10 of the original, and post that.  Quality does not seem to be 
negatively affected. (see above).

DanK 

 

 

 

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