Hello All,
Legacy has been backordered for a while on Dynaglide so I decided to call
Magnate to see if they had any. I got a couple of cans and some router bits.
A couple days later my order arrived and instead of the paper catalog that I'm
used to seeing from them, I got a CD. I put it in m
I do have to admit that idea sounds nice.
My best advice, right now is keep looking, I am hoping that Someone out
there will be coming up with a new version of a Z axis that will fit our
machines.
Having the ability to control the router and carriage, is not something you
shear allow.
WAIT and
There's a whole new problem, large bits require slower speeds. If your
router does not have speed control, it's not safe to use large bits. Both
the Bosch 1617EVS and Dewalt 618 have variable speed and claim to be 2.25
hp.
Two things come to mind on your router. There should be no rocking of th
The router movement side to side is greatest when plunging. You can
get the carriage to move on the side opposite of the split nut, but
very little. If I was to create a lock on that side, that would
eliminate that smaller problem. The biggest issue is trying to plunge
the router without it wigglin
Hello,
We are getting off topic but there are many things that need to be addressed
here. The response should be broken down when you reply.
I think it's time we look at the amount of slop we are talking about in your
router. Can you measure the amount of slop? It's hard to say if what you
are
Curt,
This really does not come to the level of CNC. I , like you, don't
really want to go to the level of computer programming to create
something. Currently, my biggest problem that I have with my machine
is the slop in the router plunge legs. A rig like what I found would
be perfect for the mach
Dexter That's a neat idea.
We have talked aoubt THIS idea before.
The funny thing here is, I sorta like the concept, but Dis-like the CNC
stuff.
I guess it just babby steps, Step by step we try to gain more control of
our Legacy's. ;-)
C.A.G.
On Monday, July 9, 2012 4:53:36 PM UTC-4, Dexter Bl