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Antique Bangle Bracelet,Cylindrical Type Holding Fixture
This Buy it Now Special is an Antique Jewelry Bangle Bracelet,Cylindrical Type Holding Fixture. .
Technical Data:...
- Antique Bangle Bracelet,Cylindrical Type Holding Fixture With Adjustable Holding Jaws for Use On Charles Field Rotary Engine Turning Machines
- Minimum Holding Diameter : 2-3/8" With Present Jaws
- Maximum Holding Diameter : 2-5/8" With Present Jaws
- Minimum Holding Width : 1/4" With Present Jaws
- Maximum Holding Width : 7/8"
- OFFERED WITH:
- Adjustable Holding Jaws
- Mounting Accessories
- Drive Gears
- ** Note : This Fits Charles Field Rotary Engine Turning Machines & Possibly Others
- Condition : As Received ,Complete and in Good Working Condition.
- Packing and UPS Ground shipping included (in the final bid price) to the lower 48 states
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS MACHINE?
Contact Cliff Davis toll-free at 800.619.GOLD during normal business hours (EST) or by email at cdavis@goldmachinery.com, referencing Bangle bracelet attachment
The machine that this attachment is used with has been utilized for centuries to decorate & pattern such items as Jewelry, Pendants, Coins, Medallions, Cigarette Lighters and Cases, Pillboxes, Cigar Cutters, Pens, Tubes, Silverware, Trays, Goblets, Clocks, Wristwatches, Watch Cases, Pocketwatches, Faberge Eggs, Metal Boxes, Wood Boxes, Compacts, Guns, Frames, Coasters, Padlocks, Hearts, Lockets, Cufflinks, Buttons and much much more!!!
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 What is ENGINE TURNING? A Quick Definition..
Engine Turning, in French: "Guilloché", is really a branch of what the English call Ornamental or Complex Turning. It is a process in which metal/wood/ivory etc workpieces are moved mechanically against a fixed tool to cut a series of uniformly defined lines. It is akin to engraving with a ruler, or technical drawing on metal/wood/ivory, though it does not look like technical drawing, rather a decorative surface which reflects light in an interesting way and has a tactile value as well.
 The process is commonly used on metal, wood, ivory and other goods when applied directly, as it is not a fast process though by engine turning dies and reproducing the pattern it can be applied to all types of products.
 Designing Metal, Wood, Ivory & Other Surfaces
Engine Turning is really a simple process from the designer's point of view. You cut wavy or straight lines on a surface exactly where you want them and in whatever direction or position you like. There are machines to cut wavy circular lines or even ellipses using waves. Any flat or convex surface can be engine turned as well as some concave surfaces. There are a few restrictions with 3D surfaces but in general you can do almost anything, hence the technical drawing analogy.
 In addition you can vary the depth of the cut as you travel along a line so it is possible to create an image in low relief rather like that on a coin but with the advantage that since it was generated from a series of cuts it has reflective qualities which "highlight" the image in a completely unique way.
 To put a pattern onto an impossible surface or on the inside of an object, the pattern can be applied (either directly or rolled from a die) to the surface while it is flat and the piece is formed up with the engine turning already on it.
Configuration Examples
Figure 1: Using the ratchet on the sliderest we can move the tool a little to the right at a time to achieve a series of parallel cuts...
Figures 2 & 3: The Basic Pattern. What you get with repeated parallel cuts and no vertical relative movement of the pattern bar between cuts. Notice that since it is the work that moves the tool traces a mirror image of the pattern bar, modified by the radius of the roundness of the end of the touch sliding along the pattern bar.
Figure 4: Zig zag moves, 5 up and 5 down about 0.5mm each on the crossing slide. The Pattern Bar was moved once after each cut vertically in relation to the rest of the machine
Figure 5: A moiré made by reducing the vertical move at each end of the zig-zag
Figure 6: The Pattern Bar and a Single Touch used with it
Figure 7: A pattern sample being cut for a picture frame. Our suggestion was this pattern of double zig zag lines crossed to give low lozenge shaped pyramids. The top of each pyramid was opened up and cut into a tiny concave pyramid for setting a very small diamond with a grain at each corner. This left a good deal of metal between each stone but presented a very attractive design.
Figure 8: The engine turned clock case ready for polishing. The original blank sheet of metal for this case would have also been scored for the boxmaker to fold and solder, using a straight line machine.
Click here for representation of schematics and concepts in Engine Turning and Ornamental Turning. Further machine information may be found on goldmachinery.com by searching for Brohen Straight Line Machine.
We would like to acknowledge and thank David Pledge of Pledge & Alworth Engine Turners (London, UK) for permission to incude photos and text from his website on this auction and the "Schematics and Concepts" above-linked page. Extensive information about the history and use of this machine, as well as vast amounts of information about its practical applications, are available on their informative and constantly-updated website at www.pledge.co.uk. We encourage all interested eBay bidders to start their research there.
Also recommended: www.rgmwatches.com and www.the-sot.com (International Society of Ornamental Turners - UK). You'll find both sites informative, and discover the many uses for engine turning machines.
Gold International Machinery is a recognized eBay PowerSeller. We are a third generation family machinery business, and longtime Members of the MDNA (Machinery Dealers National Association). Buy with confidence! Over four decades of experience ensure satisfaction every time, and most machines are available for viewing in our 30,000 square foot Showroom and Technology Center. To set up an appointment simply call us toll-free at 800.619.4653!
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Payment Details
Gold Machinery accepts Visa, Master Card, American Express, money orders and cashier's checks as payment. Please address to Gold International Machinery, PO Box 998, Pawtucket, RI 02862. Winning bidders will receive a winning notification email within 24 hrs after auction ends (if for some reason you do not receive this email please let us know). Auctions ending on Saturday or Sunday will receive email notification on the following Monday. All payments must be received within four (4) business days. Payments of more than $500.00 U.S. dollars (if paying by money order or cashier's check) need to be mailed to us via FedEx Priority Overnight, UPS Next Day Air, or USPS Overnight Certified Mail. Please email or fax (401.724.6310) your tracking # so we will be able to trace your payment. Buyers can provide credit card information via phone at our toll free number 800.619.4653.
Shipping Details
All orders under 149 pounds can be shipped via UPS, Air or Ground. (Buyers can check for shipping rates at http://www.ups.com/). All orders being shipped to "PO Box" addresses can be delivered via United States Postal Service (USPS). Note: Weight restrictions may apply. (Buyers can check for shipping rates at http://www.usps.com/). Orders above 150 pounds need to be shipped via freight carrier.
For equipment that requires special transportation services such as: flat bed, open container, or oversize trailers, arrangements can be made with Gold Machinery 800.619.4653. Please allow 48 hours for us to give you a quote regarding transportation rates. Buyers who wish to use their own FedEx and UPS accounts can email or phone in the number of their accounts when they are contacted. Multiple items can be combined into one single shipment. Please do not take longer than seven days to combine your items. Email us a list of all your items together with your shipping address and we will calculate your shipping charges. Estimated delivery time by UPS and USPS nationally is from three to seven business days from the time the order is processed. International shipments of 150 pounds or more can be made via Roadway Express, Yellow Freight and Ocean World Transport.
Special Instructions
An additional handling charge of $5.00 US dollars applies to all UPS and USPS shipments. Delicate and expensive equipment will require special handling. Foam packing, wood crating and palletizing charges will be determined according to the size of the item. Buyers are responsible for payment of all Shipping and Handling charges on all items unless specifically stated otherwise in auction description. 30 Days money back guarantee from time of purchase. eBay charges us to list items. If you do not pay for them in the specified amount of time we will file a non-paying bidder alert with eBay and leave negative feedback. We ask that you be considerate toward the rights of all other eBay bidders. Thank you for considering Gold Machinery. We appreciate you business and look forward to serving you in the future Best of luck bidding!!
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