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   Curtis | Mar 18, 2004 11:40pm | #1

   Yes I own one!

   And belive me its a GREAT tool!

   C.A.G.

   C.A.G.
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   alias | Mar 19, 2004 12:41am | #2

   tell us more and any pictures . learning curve? how long? set up? pppllleeeaaaassseee more info... thanks bear"expectations are premeditated resentments"

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   Curtis | Mar 19, 2004 05:25am | #3

   OK :-)

   I am sorry my last reply was so short, (my wife had a job for me to do.)

   Again it is a great mechine! its pretty stright forward, the mechine can plane wood flat, it has a templet follower built in. an index gear (so work can be locked into place) for flat,square, round... basicly any shape. there are 7 gears to make 19 different pitches.

   thay give away a cd on there web site. its realy good. it explains the basic mechine and gives four projects to see a little of what can be done. its like a minni N.Y. Workshop. LOTS OF FUN TO WATCH.

   I like the lenght my mechine can turn.mine is the mid range unit. I can turn 60"L by 10"w or flat work 12" by 60" But thay sell others units that can go up to 12 feet long and I think 16"wide. its new, (ive only seen it on there web) but I do have a frind how has a 80" modle, He has turned colloms for his house and lots of stuff I would never even try.

   There is a learning curve, but its a lot easer to use, (and safer) than many of my other wood working tools.

   I would recemend it!

   gota go.

   sincerly.  C.A.G.

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   alias | Mar 19, 2004 10:26am | #4

   thanks curtis- aaaahhhh the honey do's , i knew them well. your not the cag from breaktime are you?? anyhow thanks again.... bear"expectations are premeditated resentments"

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   BenchMarkPhil | Mar 19, 2004 02:22pm | #5

   I have some Legacy mill info on my site if you are interested.

    

   PMB

   http://benchmark.20m.com

    

    

   
   

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   BG | Mar 19, 2004 03:17pm | #6

   Phil B,

   Beautiful web pages...filled with great info...thanks for sharing.

   PS. you may want to correct the web link..tiny error

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   dedge | Mar 19, 2004 03:56pm | #7

   Can`t get it to open

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   jako17 | Mar 21, 2004 05:52am | #8

   Like your web site ,but have a problem with the copy on the Studley tool chest .Wasn't he a piano maker? Hence his tool chest now resides in a piano and organ museum in the midwest