Does anyone here have any experience engraving on taurus's generic 44 magnum revolver. I have only seen a few engraved but wanted to know what the stainless is like before I say yay or nay I know sometimes stainless works good and other times not so much but if anyone has anything thanks
I agree I myself do production jewelry repair durring the day time. Spend a little lime with my wife before she goes to work (graveyard shift) then jump into my studio and cut away till early morning before getting a couple hours of sleep and repeating the process all with the goal of being good...
I might need to switch to one of these bad boys soon I currently have my standard mounted on a drop play attached to a wooden desk with a leg under it for support but at low spm (pneumatic machine) the whole set up will catch a groove and start to rock back and forth vise microscope and all not...
I remember seeing somewhere a chart of different guns/manufacturers and their ease of engraving but I can no longer find this chart does anyone here have something similar or can you point me in the right direction?
I had been wanting to do one of these for a while but didn't want to ruin one but I was finally confident enough to give it a swing. This is my logo cut into a brass wax seal blank.
Eric sotelo out of San Antonio tx. It's still a work in progress but for now it's ES though I change up the fonts a little everytime I have a logo too but it's a little hard to cut at the moment
Thanks it was a mix of stipple for the scales and line work for the shading havnt done many pieces like this. I'm trying to get into doing pictures and stuff and give a whack at a mixed bulino type of style.
Apparently my phone is being weird on our little engraving spot and it thinks it can see into the future. Take note on the times of the notifications. Just thought I'd share
Yeah.... Rookie mistake let my frustration get the best of me hopefully everything works out now and if not then il start playing with all the geometries mentioned and tool steels
So Melissa was kind enough to remind me that vibration can break tips pointing out that in some of my photos I have thermoloc and while I was actually using the vice jaws to hold this piece in place my chuck receiver on my 901 is abysmally loose (half inch to three quarters inch of play at the...
Need to retouch the top of the frame (originally worked on about a year and a half ago) and fix the cylinder which got messed up thanks to a chipped graver from a worn out chuck receiver on my 901 waiting on grs at this point
I appreciate the insight. I was also reminded I may be having vibration problems loose collets in a 901 handpiece may be all my issue is. If it is then... oops... Some are really rickety so il look into maybe replacing the innards of the hand piece an as a temporary fix find a tighter collet and...
I'm wondering if maybe a has graver might have better luck on the chipping. The face is usually around 50-55 on my 120 and 105 but I know the steel on those guns can be a little inconsistent