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From: Richard Ellis
Sent: May 29, 2020 3:10 AM
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills
Subject: Re: REVO PICS
Curt
The Samson box is an inverter that changes 240 volt single phase into 415 3
phase. That drives my spindle. I can control the speed easily and program it so
set the ram
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> Subject: Re: REVO PICS
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> I'm not an electrician, but I have b
both a 5 and 7 HP version - running on 480v 3ph juice. (Is the 415v a "Kingdom" or "French" thing? Or do we also use 415 here in the USA?)Have a wonderful weekend.Mac-----Original Message-
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> From: Richard Ellis
> Sent: May 29, 2020 3:10 AM
> To: Legacy Ornamental Mills
> Subject: Re: REVO PICS
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SE "recall" your wandering "Prince & Princess". Neither Canada nor the USA need them over here.)-Original Message-
From: Richard Ellis
Sent: May 29, 2020 3:10 AM
To: Legacy Ornamental Mills
Subject: Re: REVO PICS
CurtThe Samson box is an inverter that changes 240 vol
Curt
The Samson box is an inverter that changes 240 volt single phase into 415 3
phase. That drives my spindle. I can control the speed easily and program
it so set the ramp up or down i:e how fast is starts up or slows down.
I am thinking of making a control for the leadscrew using a motor drivi
Curt
I have made it longer ---followed Bill idea That is why I bought the 900.
Today I have been making a pair of wooden handles for a draw knife Using a
template.
Bit of a fiddle ,could have done it much faster on an ordinary lathe.
What got me into a Legacy was a staircase and gallery that I did
Thank you Richard.that is a pretty neat machine, To small for my uses at this
time. but defiantly something I would like to get my hands on someday.Not all
that many years ago there was a company called Maxus (Multi axis machine...?)
which was similar but different, That company died, and remov
Curt
I assume you mean the bracket with the 5/8" hole in it and a small screw
hole. It is for fitting the drive motor to the leadscrew. the bracket with
the curved slot is for when it is required to angle the bed. I have never
tried it but Tim, I think has. The white plastic tube with the woode
Hello again.
I just measured all the rails.
Legacy's rail is 1.62" on the thin side and 1.87" on the wide side.The 16mm
linear rails are 1.56" wide.The 20mm are 1.72" wide.
So the 20mm would fit better on the wide part of the rail, and like what I did
the 16mm fit well on the thin side.Im not su
Thank you, for the pix's.
I do have a few questions.
on photo #2 the end view, what is that steel bracket with the slot?Also what is
that Samson box? a motor speed control?
I did not know that the rail orientation is not the same as my 1000ex.'s your
top slides are using the wide slot. If someo
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