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Old 08-25-2009, 12:35 AM
Gatto Gatto is offline
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Default Re: Help in finding italian air engraver to try !

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Originally Posted by rolandbaptiste View Post
You have the choice.
I think it is preferable to have a good weight to evitate vibrations.
maybe these: - Standard Goliath vise
- Standard DoveTail but the jaws height for me are to small.
http://airgraver.com/4140_Series_Engraving_Blocks.htm
or if you have money the Large Glide-lock Vise ;-)
http://airgraver.com/Glide-Lock-engraving-blocks.htm
PS: Don't forget if you want to work with binocular to order a turn table ;-) (not with Glide lock vise)
http://airgraver.com/hand_engraving_vises.htm
Hi Baptiste,

how does "mass" of the vise affects the quality of engravings ? Are pulse of tools so powerful to move/vibrate a mass of 5 kg ? My first idea (due to the fact that all equipment is very expensive) is to try using a rotary table that I have for my CNC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_table) I have fron 1" up to 10" and all can rotate freely if unlocked because mounted on precision ball bearing. I can use selfcentering vise mounted un rotary or independents locking tools.

Excluding vise, can you please give a list (and maybe links) of all I need to start engraving including engraver sharpener and so on ?

About microscope, considering that my eyes are 100% working, is really necessary for all or only for extrasmall details ?

What is a really good book for beginners ?

Sorry to bore you, but I want to know as possible before starting this new experience.

Thank a lot

Miao
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