Engraved ring
- Thread starter Veizman
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James Roettger
Elite Cafe Member
Very nice ring and good deep engraving.
eastslope
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
I see your a lefty. Great job on the engraving and the design. Cool ring and thanks for posting.
Arnaud Van Tilburgh
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Welcome Yoni, nice deep cutting
arnaud
arnaud
Cloudy
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
nice work- good photos!
Bunic
Elite Cafe Member
Yoni,
Way cool!! Welcome aboard!
Way cool!! Welcome aboard!
Harpuahound
Elite Cafe Member
Beautiful ring! I told myslef many times I need to buy that book.
Welcome to the Cafe! Very nicely cut and I love the depth. And I wish all members would upload photos of this quality. Bravo!
Willem Parel
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Great job, very nice this deep cut.
I also was wondering, what is your engraving expirience, this isn't your first piece I think.
It came out beautyful!!!
How did you transfer your drawing to the metal??
Willem
I also was wondering, what is your engraving expirience, this isn't your first piece I think.
It came out beautyful!!!
How did you transfer your drawing to the metal??
Willem
Jack, it took me about a week, working several hours each day.
Kevin, I'm located in Israel and work in a jewelry workshop, my everyday GraverMach work is mostly stone setting and lettering.
Willem, the sketch is scanned and turned to its mirror image using Windows Painter (1. turn vertical 2. turn 180 degrees).
Next, the file is copied and resized using MS Word. With the picture tools, I reduce the brightness till the background is gray and then increase the contrast till the background is nearly white again.
The page is printed using an Hp LaserJet 1020 printer and finally with a piece of paper towel soaked in acetone (not too much) I transfer the design onto the metal sheet.
[youtube]l7CeysOsMas[/youtube]
Kevin, I'm located in Israel and work in a jewelry workshop, my everyday GraverMach work is mostly stone setting and lettering.
Willem, the sketch is scanned and turned to its mirror image using Windows Painter (1. turn vertical 2. turn 180 degrees).
Next, the file is copied and resized using MS Word. With the picture tools, I reduce the brightness till the background is gray and then increase the contrast till the background is nearly white again.
The page is printed using an Hp LaserJet 1020 printer and finally with a piece of paper towel soaked in acetone (not too much) I transfer the design onto the metal sheet.
[youtube]l7CeysOsMas[/youtube]
shovelrider
Member
Very Cool. :thumbs up:
Steinar Fosback
Member
Looks excellent! I like the second version way better than the first. 
Good job! :thumbs up:
Good job! :thumbs up:
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