ed the side show of you cutting up a piece of
> wood with an angle grinder! LoL!
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> Thanks for sharing.
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> Thank you Bill for posting this for me.
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> I am using my 200. Cutting a
of design elements (roping on a tapped)
Thank you Bill for posting this for me. I am using my 200. Cutting a rope on a
tapper using my angle grinder as the cutting tool.Everything done here could be
done on any Legacy modal if the user is cutting form the side of the work
piece. The angle gr
ornamental mills
Subject: New video of design elements (roping on a tapped)
Thank you Bill for posting this for me.
I am using my 200. Cutting a rope on a tapper using my angle grinder as the
cutting tool.
Everything done here could be done on any Legacy modal if the user is cutting
form the s
I refer to that same capability in my shop as modularity. That principle
is used
in many areas in my shop from storage to workbench accessories. Yes, it's
important,
me thinks, to be able to move a spindle from lathe to LOM without mismatch
by using similar mounting methods. It's a good practic
(Sorry guys!) Here is a side note on the same topic.
Uniformity, in my shop is the goal. NO ONE machine is the best ,for everything.
I have set my shop to work with "ALL" the same equipment. I cantake a spindle
and move it to the lathe or either of my Legacy's with outchanging anything. So
I ca
Hello Jeff
Thank you.And Yes I am having fun, playing with this new toy. ;-)
"O" I forgot to tell everyone, that when and if I choose to put a router back
on my 200, I have another Z axis for it, with a router already mounted, So
change over will only take a min. to do. But for the time being, T
Thanks for sharing Curt.It looks like you are having fun with your 200 hybrid. Nice. 👍Jeff from Connecticut Sent from my iPhoneOn Oct 8, 2023, at 10:29 PM, 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills wrote:Thank you Bill for posting this for me.I am using my 200. Cutting a rope on a tapper using my
That's pretty cool, Curt. If I were younger, I could get the wants
real bad for some of that old time OT stuff.
DanK
On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 11:20:20 PM UTC-4 Curt George wrote:
> Hey Dan
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> a few other little tid-bits.
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> the grinder cutting angle is like you noted. 90 deg. so the cu
Hey Dan
a few other little tid-bits.
the grinder cutting angle is like you noted. 90 deg. so the cuts look a
littledifferent form what I router will make, but it also gives you the look of
an Ornamental turning of the past. this (I think) is due to the type of cutters
mostOT machines use. The
Hello Dan
the profile was cut to the pattern of the template.once set, I can finely
adjust the cuts depth. then the cut following the templatewill only cut to the
depth it was set for. Yes on a very big profile change the cut will be somewhat
angled. but for most of what I am doing, this is not
I was greatly confused...it doesn't take much. I couldn't decide if it
was supposed to be "taper" but when the workpiece came off, it
was clear it could be a tapper handle. But I'm guessing out of
ignoranceI don't frequent places that use tappers, so my
vocabulary has been enhanced (again).
Thank you Bill for posting this for me.
I am using my 200. Cutting a rope on a tapper using my angle grinder as the
cutting tool.Everything done here could be done on any Legacy modal if the user
is cutting form the side of the work piece. The angle grinder dose a good job
removing the wood, B
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