Legacy Ornamental Mills Google Group

Re: Happy thanksgiveing everyone

2009-11-27T00:30:55Z

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. :)

Love the poem, Mike!

Re: Happy thanksgiveing everyone

2009-11-26T17:51:38Z

Thanks Curt
Happy Thanksgiving to one and all,

A Legacy Toast

May your stock be twisted,
Your rails on the level.
Your router never listed
Your cut never beveled

At project completion
Never tip your hat
Never show them the plans
Say "I planned it like that"

Cheers

Happy thanksgiveing everyone

2009-11-26T17:19:35Z

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Re: worm gear?

2009-11-24T14:07:11Z

Thank you Burney
Yes I have done a lot of thinking on this topic.
Ive contacted a number of people who make worm gears, Ive been told
that It can be made, the only problem I face is price, one comp.
quoted $230 for the first gear then the price will go down. another,
again the price was to high. I found one more that so far has not

Re: worm gear?

2009-11-24T11:54:12Z

Curt,
You sure have put a lot of thought into this. Trusting your judgment, go for it. A piece at a time, and if it all works out it will have been well worth the effort.
Burney

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From: curt george
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Sent: Sunday, November 22, 2009 5:17 PM

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Re: worm gear?

2009-11-22T22:17:28Z

Well Thank you Both.
Yes I was looking at a few possible ideas, a template follower (or more exactly, a rosette ) on the X axis was my original goal. but I can see other possible ideas as well.

Burney I have a Thread gauge on my steel lathe at work, it is a basic tool that turn a dial, using a worm gear on the drive spindle. ([link] ) this isn't a good picture but see the worm gear it turns a dial.

Re: worm gear?

2009-11-22T15:13:23Z

Hi Curt, Ron, et.al.,

Curt, Thinking about it, synchronizing "Y" with the movement of the carriage along "X" would offer some intriguing possibilities. The natural order of which would be to include the "Z" and then on to the "A". Like what Ron says "...you will have mechanical version of non software approach to CNC!" Reading and re reading your question, the thing that keeps coming to mind might be to use a templet and follower for both the "Y" and the "Z".

Re: worm gear?

2009-11-22T13:19:35Z

Hi Curt
I have Bernie's email address unless it has changed since the last time we
communicated. Send me an email outside the group so I can send it to you.
I don't want to release in the open without Bernie's ok. My email address
is my id in the group. I thought you were trying to eliminate racking of the

revo stuff

2009-11-22T10:46:02Z

This is to all the revo guys out there, a simple idea I came with when you
do multiple jobs all the same
I was sick of setting stops and moving them all the time for differant parts
of the job then back again. so I got the idea for a fold away stop fold it
down when not in use and up when you need it I made and put 2 on the front

Re: worm gear?

2009-11-21T21:57:57Z

Hello everyone, Im back. ;-)
Ron do you have Bernie's e-mail address. I lost it,a while back.

With the worm gear, my hope was to take my Legacy to a new level, Very much like Tim's Wave attachment did for me, when I first started playing with it.
In my way of thinking, If I could make or find a worm gear that could mate up the drive screw, I could then build off of it.This would give me a way to synchronize the movement of the Y axis while the Legacy's carriage and spindle was moving along the X .

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Re: worm gear?

2009-11-20T15:35:49Z

Has any body out there got a better pic or 2 of this I would like a closer look at the z axis
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: Ronkir...@aol.com
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@google groups.com
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 10:46 PM
Subject: Re: worm gear?

Hi Curt
You might check with Bernie. He once talked about doing something along those lines. Based on the router being mounted more to the backside of the carriage the center of gravity is more to the backside of the machine. If it is racking you are trying to eliminate won't it still exist? If the Aceme screw was mounted on the backside then I think one could eliminate racking. I believe Legacy mounted their rack and pinion system to the backside with their CNC upgrades.

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