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Two videos for computer viewing are available. One demonstrates the fine
engraving capabilities of the Air Chasing Graver by showing a very small die being
engraved in banknote style. The other video illustrates power and control during deep
engraving by demonstrating intertwined initials being bright cut onto a cylinder. You may
also view still images from the videos.
1st Video: Shading a die smaller than a dime.
2nd Video: Deep bright cut
engraving.
The (toolsteeldie.rm) videos below show the engraving of a die used to
reproduce the inset engraving in the butt of the Air Chasing Graver. The diameter of
the design is only 5/8". The video was taken through a microscope at
approximately 25x magnification and during the process of cutting fine parallel lines for
shading of the engraving. The shading cuts in this engraving are small. The
distance from one shading cut to the next is approximately 002" to .004".
Depth of cut varies from 0" to .002". The engraving was executed this
small and precise to show the fine impact control of the Air Chasing Graver. Each
Air Chasing Graver features this engraved butt inset and it can be used as a learning
example for beginners or advanced users. O1 tool steel was used in the engraved die.
The videos require RealPlayer.
Look for the free player at the bottom of the RealPlayer page link. (bottom left hand corner and is titled "RealPlayer 8
Basic is our free player") After 'RealPlayer' is installed, click on one of
the videos below and it will begin downloading and playing. Depending on your internet
connection, the video may play very slowly. Alternatively, you may right click on the
video links and choose "save as" to save the file to your hard disk. After a
file has finished downloading, locate it on your hard disk and double click on it. The
video will play at normal speed this way. The videos are large and may take up to 15
minutes to download depending on the internet connection.
View still images of the
above videos
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