So my machine is here =0) I got this from the Czech Republic a few months ago, I just unpacked it a few days ago and wanted to share this with you guys. If ANYONE has any information, tips, comments or wants to donate anything please write me =0)
The photo below is what the set up looked like when in the Czech Republic and what it will look like when it's set up here. I got everything that you see in the photo.
Leenah,
ReplyDeleteYour engraving equipment looks great. You have enough wheels and spindles to get you well on your way. Getting the spindle rack, belt, counter pulley, and assorted required tools is a real bonus.
One of the nice things about getting a lathe from another engraver is that the lathe already knows how to engrave. All you need to do is listen and respond to what it tells you. You can learn a lot from carefully studying the wheels before you reshape them.
Good luck in your new adventure.
Jim
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ReplyDeleteCup etching along with engraving are usually uncomplicated after you have the right materials. Produces the gentle frosted surface area in almost any cup surface area.
ReplyDeletePosted by brucewilliam | Engraving Perth
Here you can see engraving equipment.
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How have you progressed with your learning to use this lathe? I took glass classes in the Czech glass school and saw many of the type of engraving lathe.
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ReplyDeleteWhere did you ordered or buy this engraving machine? I am looking for long time lathe, but cant get it. I am working with stone and small objects and its perfect tool for details and smaller things. Do you have a contact for someone who is selling this type of machines. If yes please share. My e-mail: saraartja@gmail.com