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On Tuesday afternoon, we gathered in front of the Holiday Inn for a tour of the Legacy factory |
There was an interesting display of the capabilities of the Legacy Mill in the front office |
Tracy, co-owner with his brother, was our host and tour guide |
Out on the factory floor, Tracy showed us the final assembly area where the machines are kitted for shipment |
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Producing all of the components except the lead screws, Legacy uses the latest in computer controlled equipment |
Here their CNC laser cutter produces parts from sheet steel stock |
The use of computer controlled equipment allows Legacy to produce parts
with tolerances of a few thousandths |
The computer controlled cut off saw produces repeatable results cutting the extruded aluminum |
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The older, manual equipment is still on site for special purpose use |
More of the production equipment fabricating component parts |
Tracy shows us the original prototype of the Legacy mill |
We traveled to Tracy's home and filming studio for a demonstration of the Legacy mill |
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A stack of parts that were made during filming and customer demos |
Designs can be drawn full size with templates available for every router bit available |
By designing on paper and creating a "cookbook list", the final part brings no
surprises |
Tracy shows how easy it is to use the Legacy mill |
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Photos by Kurt Hertzog |
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