Moe_from_bavaria
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Hello all,
Im starting this thread to motivate people like me (who want to try out pneumatic engraving but fear the, especially in europe, hefty monetary investment).
This graver is mostly made from trashyard materials, but still has its fancy elements like a teflon sleeved piston, 120 degree division air in- and outlets to adjustable stroke lenght via a m12x1 thread as well as airflow regulation.
I just finished this 2nd gen version, but for now it seems to work very nicely(in my opinion, but by now i have spent more time making engraving tools than actually engraving, so im a complete beginner)
i did not draw proper plans for it yet, but ill update this thread once they are completed so that people who want to have a go on their own have a basis for a good headstart.
Have a good one
Im starting this thread to motivate people like me (who want to try out pneumatic engraving but fear the, especially in europe, hefty monetary investment).
This graver is mostly made from trashyard materials, but still has its fancy elements like a teflon sleeved piston, 120 degree division air in- and outlets to adjustable stroke lenght via a m12x1 thread as well as airflow regulation.
I just finished this 2nd gen version, but for now it seems to work very nicely(in my opinion, but by now i have spent more time making engraving tools than actually engraving, so im a complete beginner)
i did not draw proper plans for it yet, but ill update this thread once they are completed so that people who want to have a go on their own have a basis for a good headstart.
Have a good one