I thought it might have been something like that like I said in my posting
it can be something silly we just overlook
I know I still do from time to time I'm sure there are a few jobs from us
all warming us at night in the fire
Bill
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From: MACSWAG davidcraig.dil...@virgin.net
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 8:56 AM
Subject: Re: 71/2pitch
Hello chaps,what a dimo I am,I had it right all along,what I was
expecting was a long extended pitch,like a single strip of seven and a
half inches,instead it was cutting around for the length of that
71/2,just like a normal twist, if that makes sense,I want to make an
elongated twist with just two bines so the pitch I need is in the
2xgears.which I will buy in the new year,to near Xmas.now,thanks for
your postings,keep chippin,MAC.
On Dec 22, 2:11 am, LiLtwisted legacym...@iglide.net wrote:
Have a look at the chart to see if you are in the same ballpark with the
gears. To really tell your pitch, set something on the rails and allow
your carriage to pull away from it by turning the hand crank. Mark a
very specific spot on the gear that you will be able to align it back to
when it comes around on it's first rotation. As it lines up, measure
the distance your carriage moved from the block on the rail. If you are
not sure if you can be so precise, crank the handle until there has
been 4 revolutions of the stock and measure the distance and divide by 4
as an average. This will tell you if you are really making the pitch
you think you should be doing. Confused yet?
Mike
OK
MACSWAG wrote:
Hi to aussiman in particular,Bill on thre Revo it states with the
standard gear I can make a71/2 pitch,well I cant get it,I use the
smallest of the gears with the standard gear to give the slowest
longest spiral but I do not get 71/2 inches pitch,can you help,or any
of the chaps looking in please chip in if you so feel,I would love to
have the 2xmultiplier set but will have to wait till next year
now,also the 4xmultiplier gear though looking at that on their site
it
doesn't look any different from the standard set-up with the reverse
or left hand spiral gears,the picture is not to good,is there another
gear tucked in behind the large middle gear,any info please post,MAC.
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