New iGraver tutorial - Fandango border

[sam]

While experimenting at my last jewelry engraving class at GRS, I came up with this border. The class liked it so I put together a tutorial on how to cut it. My customers also like it, so give it a try and add it to your bag of tricks.

Fandango Border

 

[chris]

hi
sam
i bet they liked it it looks magic that would be real showy on silver work
all those bright cuts
thanks for sharing
chris

 

[ddushane]

That's great Sam, Thanks for your sharing heart! It means a lot to a lot! Dwayne

 

[pilkguns]

That's so cool Sam. Looks like it would cut fairly fast, yet it appears to the eye extremely involved and delicate

 

[Andrew Biggs]

That's really something else...............beautiful!!!

Cheers
Andrew

 

[Tira]

I think you should call it the Samdango border since you came up with it!

 

[Jude]

Thanks Sam,
I'm a fool for these borders. I can't wait to try it out and I will be calling it the Samdango too.
Jude
(in Emporia right now taking a class taught by Todd Daniels)

 

[Patternweldor]

Sam.

The new border looks great, it has that early look and yet very applicable to many situations.
very intricate and precise. Now if I can just cut it!!!

Thanks for sharing
Chris

 

[Karl Stubenvoll]

Cool border! Sam, is there any chance you could add a closeup photo of a completed cell to the tutorial?

 

[Mike Cirelli]

Nice look, Your mind just doesn't stop. I think it should be called The Alfano Fan or The Alfanodango border. If this was done at a larger size would you suggest a flat?

 

[monk]

sam, that's beautiful- but do you ever sleep? i'm thinkin all that you do, how do you ever get sack time. btw,
in the fega mag i loved the miniscript you did on the penny with the airtact.

 

[Rick Eaton]

Sam,
Great border, I'll have to try this on the backbar of a folder. Thanks for the tutorial.
Rick

 

[John B.]

Wonderful border,Sam.
Thank you for the great tutorial.
Best, John B.