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Steve, Here are some shots of some rings that I
cut with the Classic AirGraver. The platinum one has a total of 6 carats. The
other ring with the 5 princess diamonds is the wedding band to match this
engagement ring.
Ricky Low
Click on the pictures to
enlarge.
 
 
Steve, I wanted to drop you a note
to let you know that the Omega handpiece you sent is nothing short of
spectacular !! I have never owned a mechanical handpiece that could even
touch the one you sent me. From the very first day , I have had no
problems using this tool and I must say I am more than impressed.
There is virtually no vibration in the handpiece , it is very quite and
doesn't run away with you --- that is , I control it, it doesn't try to
control me. Also I would like to let you know that chipped points seem
to be a thing of the past which I guess goes to the ultra high cyclic rate of
operation that you can adjust this handpiece to. The adjustments are so
finite that it can be easily adjusted to any situation for precision cutting.
I doubt that I will ever go back to the old hand gravers I've been using for
the past 40 years of engraving firearms. Please let me know if you
develop anymore products. If you do and they make life as easy as this
handpiece does, you'll have another sale!! Thanks again for a great
labor and frustration saving tool, wish I had one years ago. I would
strongly recommend it to anyone wanting to do quality work. It won't make
anyone an engraver but it sure makes becoming one a lot easier.
After using the other mechanical handpieces, I returned to the traditional
hand graver. On learning of the Lindsay tool and using it, I have realized
that it made work easier and quality better. I won't be returning to any
other handpiece or traditional graver.
Best regards,
Ken Hurst
Note: Ken Hurst was a Colt custom shop master engraver and was listed as a
Winchester custom shop engraver by Bruno Pardee (former Win. custom shop mgr.)
Ken Hurst also started the engraving school at Montgomery Tech. Inst in Troy ,
N.C.
I have been engraving for 25
years, originally with traditional methods, and later with mechanical devices
as they came out, on a very eclectic mixture of items from sterling buckle
sets to knives and guns to platinum, silver, and gold jewelry. I have owned
and used virtually every type made at one time or other and I have to say that
the Omega is the finest engraving tool I have ever used. In my opinion it out
performs the 'other' most popular pneumatic out there as it has equal power to
their strongest hand piece in a package 1/2 the size and can also cut the very
finest of cuts with the utmost precision whereas the 'other' system's low end
power is not as delicate and would require switching to another hand piece in
order to compare in delicacy of execution. With this tool, I can go from
executing bold, heavy cuts in one area to fine, light shading in another area
and not have to switch handpieces, and the fineness of control it has is
incredible. It has the feel of a traditional graver in your hand as you
hold it which is also very nice and this makes it similar to control to the
traditional tools which have been used for centuries in this art form because
of this control. The Omega is a very well made tool and you can recognize just
by looking at it the amount of detail put into it's construction. Very Nice!
Ricky Low
Notice the synthetic rubies set in the bicycle engraved rims.
 
Car Rims
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