Very clever. I wonder if turning the workpiece/headstock at an angle to the cutter would change how much of the pattern is cut into the workpiece. That way, you would have, for example, an outer ring of decorations so you could add a second ring of decoration to the interior. It would make the overall pattern a little more complex.
very nice, potential for cutting interesting designs. just curious about your motor, could you share the make and specs for it. my shoulder isn't working like it used to. Thanks.
very interesting.....best wishes from Florida, Paul
Nice one Pat, thanks for going to the effort to share. Really amazing result :)
Enjoy seeing your MDF rose engine. I have the AAW plans and hope to build one day. Hope you show more of how it’s built.
Thanks. I plan to add some additional videos on this. It’s a great project 😀
Fantastic! Let the fun begin!! Great start!
Thank you very much! It`s very interesting and useful!
Great job Buddy! I just got a Spirograph to play with:o)
Awesome stuff Pat
Very clever. I wonder if turning the workpiece/headstock at an angle to the cutter would change how much of the pattern is cut into the workpiece. That way, you would have, for example, an outer ring of decorations so you could add a second ring of decoration to the interior. It would make the overall pattern a little more complex.
That was very cool Pat!
Lindo Taller, Pat !
very nice, potential for cutting interesting designs. just curious about your motor, could you share the make and specs for it. my shoulder isn't working like it used to. Thanks.
Did you machine the steel parts?