1st & 2nd Generation Rose Engine -Fabrication notes 1/27/10    Prototype: - Prototype Rose Engine - Rubber & rosette cam    Construction: - Turning the index wheel - Drilling the index wheel - Cutting a Rosette cam - Fabricating T-nut - 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 - Cutting frame - Rose Engine with router - Rose Engine with router - Overhead crane - Drilling frame - Collet Chuck - Hardinge compound 9/5/11 - X-Z compound ways 12/28/11 - Test results - Gallery    Notes: - Description of a Rose Engine        by Jon Magill    Other Stuff: - Rose Engine 3rd generation mobile - Wood Lathe works - Shop jigs homemade - Downloads & plans OrnamentalRoseEngine.com E-mail: info1@OrnamentalRoseEngine.com

Prototype Rose Engine The rosette cam and rubber. As the spindle, work piece and the rosette cam turns, the stationary rubber moves the spindle in a rocking motion relative to the shape of the rosette cam lobes.   This rubber has a Teflon impregnated nylon tip to reduce friction. This Corian rosette cam can be adjusted in 1/4 phase increments in relation to the spindle and work piece.            OrnamentalRoseEngine.com E-mail: info1@OrnamentalRoseEngine.com