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Rose Engine
-Fabrication notes 7/2/08
   Prototype:
- Prototype Rose Engine
- Rubber & rosette cam
   Construction:
- Turning the index wheel
- Drilling the index wheel
- Cutting a Rosette cam
- Fabricating T-nut
- Spindle stop
- Rubber assembly
- Spindle & bearings
- Pivot axle & bearings
- Spindle & frame
- Index wheel installed
- Rocking stop arm
- Rose Engine ready to test
- Chuck holding work
- Turn aluminum on wood lathe
- Hand crank and handle
- Threading follower
- Copy a cam
- Drilling a cam
- Finished rosette cam
- Router assembly
- Boring bar cutters
- Chuck adjusting Spider
- Overhead drive 4/15/08
- Cutting frame 4/15/08
- Rose Engine 2/8/08
- Rose Engine latest 2/17/08
- Test results - Gallery
   Notes:
- Description of a Rose Engine
       by Jon Magill
   Other Stuff:
- Wood Lathe works
- Shop jigs homemade
- Downloads & plans
E-mail:
info1@OrnamentalRoseEngine.com

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Custom Rose Engine & Ornamental Lathe
Rose Engine is assembled and ready for a hand driven test.

The Rose Engine is mounted on a Jet cast iron lathe bed.   The bearing blocks have been cut to rough size, drilled for the alignment and mounting holes; and bored for the bearings.   The Rose Engine is assembled for the first hand driven test. A router with a variable speed control is currently being used for the cutter.   The X-Y compound has been turned 90 degrees since this picture and the longer axis was reversed in its ways to locate the handle to the front.   It can now be turned either way if needed.

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