George, how long have you had it? I was impressed with the DVD demo of
the unit and all the stuff it can make.

Thanks for the link on the bits. The bit I was looking for is the side
reeding type - 5" long to reach to the center of up to an 8" diameter
spindle. Very cool.

dave

George M. Kazaka wrote:

Yes I have one, spent about 4500.00 and have it all set up and have not had
chance to use it yet.
There is a company in California that custon makes a lot of router bits for
the Legacy they also sell al lot of standard stuff and carry the complete
Amana line.

Magnate is the name of the company , www.Magnate.net


"Bay Area Dave" wrote in message
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I saw this sucker at the WW show, but didn't have time to stay and watch
the demo. One of the salespeople slipped me a DVD which I just watched.
Now that's cool! Now I know how the legs of my Schnadig coffee table
were made. After having see that thing in action, I feel like using a
table saw and router table is more akin to Neandering.

I looked all through the CMT catalog and could not find a side cutting
router bit of the depth that they demoed the Legacy with. Anyone know
who makes a deep side cutting bit? It is piloted and sort of like a
rabbetting bit but narrower, with a sharper point and LONG.

If only I had the space and moola...

oh, anyone in Wreckland have one of the wonderous machines?


dave