I take a pair of Vise-Grip pliers and give the dowel a few "squeezes". Then, if the fit is too tight give it a few more. Don't squeeze all the way to one end; leave the last 1/4" untouched so it looks good in its hole. I don't normally have to do this because I have a fair number of dowels that
I have no idea what any of these items are worth and, what, as a model 1200
owner I need most. My thought was that I needed a .25 reduction gear set but
that was just from watching some videos on usage and the guy mentioned he was
changing to the reduction set in order to do a certain process.
S
When I made dowels once on the legacy after turning them to size I used a
pointed bit and cut little flutes along it for the glue
Bill
From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
On Behalf Of The Viking
Sent: Monday, 15 June 2020 3:47 AM
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills
Subject: Dowel Mak
Hello All,
I'm making a couple small outdoor tables from white oak. They're almost
done and I thought I might use 1/4 or 5/16 dowel to pin the mortise and
tenon joints where the apron meets the legs. White oak dowel is not readily
available to me so I plan to use my LOM 900 to make my own. My
Ronald, we’ve been messaging about the 2x multiplier set for a few months now.
I’m ready whenever you are. Message sent on Facebook messenger. - Ryan
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> On Jun 14, 2020, at 11:35 AM, Ronald Euchner wrote:
>
> Guess I have to take offers on piece by piece. Family Gatherin
Guess I have to take offers on piece by piece. Family Gathering middle of July
for
Celebration of Life - Jim Passed May 13, 2020. Help me cover the cost.
All will be given to the UPS store to be packed and shipped and added to offers.
A 1000xl Steely bare worth ? - $$
A .25x gear worth ? - $
