engine turning/guilloché guide and glossary
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The information here has been gleaned from several sources including a liquidated engine turning firm in the United Kingdom. It has been placed here in PDF form in order for it to be easily downloaded and referenced. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone would like to add to it or correct any errors so that all who endeavor to keep this art alive can learn from and enjoy it.
Additional Information-Glossary
2. a) The Straight Line Machine
2. b) Holding the Work Tool and Guide
2. e) Tool and Guide-Goneostat
2. g) Creative Pattern Bar Use
2. i) Multiple and 3D Pattern Bars
3. a) Straight Lines around Corners-Engine Turning Along Tubes
3. b) Engine Turning around Corners- 3D Shapes
4. a) Designing with Reflective Lines-From Paper to Metal
4. b) Designing with Reflective Lines-Presentation Drawing Issues
4. c) Designign with Reflective Lines-Horological Work- Watch Dials
5. a) 2D Circular Work-The Rose Engine
5. b) 2D Circular Work-Cutting Plain Circles
5. c) 2D Circular Work-Wavy Circles
5. e) 2D Circular Work-Double Eccentric Work
6. a) 3D Circular Work-Cylindrical Work
6. b) 3D Circular Work-Spheres and Domes
7. a) Enamelling and Recessing-The Glory of Color
7. b) Enamelling and Recessing-Practical 2D Recessing
7. c) Enamelling and Recessing-Recessing in 3D
7. d) Enamelling and Recessing-A Tiny Flower Pot
7. e) Enamelling and Recessing-Recessing around Holes
8. a) Spottong-When the Tool Moves-Spottimg Work
9. a) Oddities and Surprises-Imitating and Matching Textures
9. b) Oddities and Surprises-From Book Pages to Tire Treads
9. c) Oddities and Surprises-Mokume Gane
9. d) Oddities and Surprises-How to Make a Swan Lake
9. e) Oddities and Surprises-Rolex and Cartier Cufflinks
9. f) Oddities and Surprises-Some Unusual Objects
10. a) Designing Freely-Design Examples
10. b) Designing Freely-Design to Compliment Shape
11. a) Low Relief and CAD CAM-Low Relief Before CAD CAM
12. a) Tech Data for Customers-Matching Patterns to 3D Shapes
12. b) Tech Data for Customers-Mechanical and Size Limits
12. c) Tech Data for Customers-Straight Line Machine
12. d) Tech Data for Customers-Pattern Bars and Touches
12. e) Tech Data for Customers-The Rose Engine
12. f) Tech Data for Customers-The Sliderest
12. g) Tech Data for Customers-The Tool and Sliderest
13. a) Data for Engine Turners-Engine Turners Cement Formula
13. b) Data for Engine Turners-Alternatives to Cement or Wax
14. a) Additional Reference-Straight Lines
14. b) Additional Reference-Wavy Lines
14. c)Additional Inormation-Fancy Waves All from One Bar
Engine Turning 
Some pictures do not seem to load for me but otherwise an excellent reference
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I NEED HELP IN RESTORATION OWNED A FEW LINHARDT ROSE ENGINES AND WORKED ON THEM H AVING A TABLE MODEL MACHINE THE DIVIDING ON SLIDE IS AS THE LINHARD SLIDE THE VERTICAL HEAD IS MISSING IN DISTRESSED CONDITION CAN ANYONE HELP I WAS TOLD THIS MACHINE DID WAVY LINES SITTING IN INDIA NOBODY TO ASK
Yuri, please send me photos of your machine. If I can’t help you, I can refer you to someone who will be able to do so.
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