Hi Mac,To the best of my knowledge, all 1200/1800 models had bearings in them.
The model 900 and 1000/1500 had an upgrade path. To get more nerdy, the model
900 only needed the headstock while the 1000/1500 needed both the headstock and
tailstock. This is because the early models spindle
Curtis,Thank you for the followup & link to the eBay posting. Mill seems to be in Excellent condition. I think I may have said I felt it had never been used - based on a variety of things I observed in the earlier posting. That gut feeling seems to be supported by the latest photos. I notice
Thank you Ryan. (It looks to be a very nice
machine.)https://www.ebay.com/itm/ Legacy-Ornamental-mill- machines-Model-1200/
143371383252?hash= item216199b1d4:g:o- UAAOSwp8RdaFAE
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There are pictures of the machine on the site now. Guess this is what mine will
look like when I finally decide to assemble it.
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On Mon, Sep 9, 2019 at 12:47 PM, MWF wrote:
#yiv7198651027 #yiv7198651027 -- DIV {margin:0px;}#yiv7198651027 I just checked
the
Yes thats the model. I have the deeper one that can carve some pretty long
projects.
I put a handle on the router side too and run it similar to a profile
grinder as I think
I have better control with two hands (one on each side) and not both on the
tracing pin though.
Kind Regards,
Timothy J.
So it’s this one, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IU5cahBlbI same principle
as mine only mine runs along linier bearings and only has one spindle my router
I must play with it some time
Bill
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