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Bangles? Elaborate Please?Machine for making bangles?
Bangles?
I texted the seller just to see. He didn't know what it was either.Bangle - Wikipedia
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Some one on here purchased what was supposed to be a tool grinder that turned out to be a bangle making machine
I can't find that thread
I texted the seller just to see. He didn't know what it was either.
That thread involved my machine. I traded my bangle/bracelet engraving machine with Ian Moss in Sherwood Park for a Foredom rotary tool with accessories. I made it clear to Ian that it's original purpose was to engrave jewellery. I also said to Ian that it had so many variable (adjustable) axes that it had possibilities as a jig borer with modifications. Ian figured he could use it as a tool and cutter grinder. He only had a Volvo station wagon for transport so I volunteered to bring it to him if he paid half my gas. I brought my engine hoist which we assembled on site and offloaded after warming up the hydraulic cylinder. It was so cold that the oil had turned to thick molasses. A big bonus to the whole trip was an extensive tour of Ian's basement shop. His shop is amazing and his designing and machining talents are impressive. For one thing, he had the coolest 360 degree articulating jib crane that I have ever seen. Now you have the whole story.Bangle - Wikipedia
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Some one on here purchased what was supposed to be a tool grinder that turned out to be a bangle making machine
I can't find that thread
That thread involved my machine. I traded my bangle/bracelet engraving machine with Ian Moss in Sherwood Park for a Foredom rotary tool with accessories. I made it clear to Ian that it's original purpose was to engrave jewellery. I also said to Ian that it had so many variable (adjustable) axes that it had possibilities as a jig borer with modifications. Ian figured he could use it as a tool and cutter grinder. He only had a Volvo station wagon for transport so I volunteered to bring it to him if he paid half my gas. I brought my engine hoist which we assembled on site and offloaded after warming up the hydraulic cylinder. It was so cold that the oil had turned to thick molasses. A big bonus to the whole trip was an extensive tour of Ian's basement shop. His shop is amazing and his designing and machining talents are impressive. For one thing, he had the coolest 360 degree articulating jib crane that I have ever seen. Now you have the whole story.