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    This was a LOML 1st lesson into OT a trial run usually done as a basket weave but we decided to try this instead leaving a gap

    Wood is Camphor not sanded as yet so will sit and wait till another time.

    Ray

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    Looking really good there Ray, give ya missus a pat on the back from me will ya

    By the way, do you have any pics up on the OT lathe, as I don't remember seeing any
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    No my Rose Engine is still a WIP she was using David Laird's who is a Wizard at OT and has done many Demonstrations around the country.

    Here is an exceptional looking finish to one of the OTGA http://www.pnc.com.au/~k_j/OTGA/ members Tim he has produced some fine work with it.


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    Sue.. Beautiful indeed. Very nice.

    Hey Ray can you show me a picture of the cutter you used on the router to get that pattern because my lathe got similar set up with the router but not sure the cutter
    bye Toni

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    Thumbs up Hey, hey, hey

    Wonderful!
    Neat rose engine too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    No my Rose Engine is still a WIP
    Even once it gets to the stage when you can start using it, it'll still be a WIP... I don't know anyone who has built their own who will say "it's finished." There'll always be bits that can be improved. And it's worse when you start checking out other people's RE's 'cos then you see ideas that you want to pinch... but have to strip yours back to bare essentials to accommodate.

    (I suspect my RE is becoming a project in and of itself, rather than a means to an end. Something I laugh at in other people. )
    I may be weird, but I'm saving up to become eccentric.

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    Toni will send an e-mail as its a long description then I'll post it here


    Skew your not wrong one of the new members who only visits once a month developed his own style I'll post pics when sorted and asked permission. To which David Laird got a bain wave and within a week had restyled his own machine.

    Constantly in upgrade I see a fellow in the USA has made his Jet Mini into a Rose Engine headstock is a rocker type believe he's taken out a pattent on it.

    found it here you go
    http://themodernrose.com/new_page_1.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    I see a fellow in the USA has made his Jet Mini into a Rose Engine headstock is a rocker type believe he's taken out a pattent on it.
    Dunno how he could get a patent... it's hardly an original idea and the majority of the construction is someone else's work! (I'd thought of doing similar, 'cept I couldn't bring myself to attack my lovely li'l Leda. )

    BTW, kudos to your other half.
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    Ray, your LOML did a proper job, and yes she knows very well what she want, looks sooo good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!! View Post
    Dunno how he could get a patent... it's hardly an original idea and the majority of the construction is someone else's work! (I'd thought of doing similar, 'cept I couldn't bring myself to attack my lovely li'l Leda. )

    BTW, kudos to your other half.
    My thoughts exactly Skew see they are selling all the tackle to fit in an hour for US$1600/$1700.

    I would hate to think re-aligning the headstock each time you need to turn

    To everyone thank you for the comments and praise for LOML I don't mind admitting she is leaving me for dead.

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