Photo Gallery

Presented at the Turning Southern Style XIV Symposium Unicoi State Park Sept 2008. The bottom mounting plate has been enlarged signigicantly. The main crank handle has been repositioned much closer to the workpiece.

Good view of double lead screw assembly. The cutting frame is now extremely rigid giving an excellent cut.

You can easily see the expanded mounting plate and the new position for the main crank handle.

The main crank handle has been moved inboard much closer to the workpiece.

The X slide is now a double lead screw assembly connected via a toothed timing belt for improved accuracy.

A fine example of rose engine work buy Gorst Duplisse. This example was NOT done on The Modern Rose, but on an antique rose engine of late 1800's vintage. Photo taken in the gallery display area and is intended for educational purposes only.

A fine example of rose engine work buy Dr. Susan Tindall. This example was NOT done on The Modern Rose, but a Jon McGil designed MDF rose engine. Photo taken in the gallery display area and is intended for educational purposes only.

Good view of the expanded size.

Your Modern Rose kit includes various cutters including the

fly cutter shown here. It also includes cutters using triangular

and diamond insert long life carbide cutters common in the

metal working industry.

Great for the bottom of a plate, bowl, platter, or the top of a box.

Great for Round Lidded Boxes or the foot of a bowl.

Another sample piece actually cut on the prototype.

Demonstration piece cut at the symposium. Face plate work illustrated here.

The Modern Rose Conversion Kit will come with various

cams. We haven't determined the exact number yet, but it will

probably be between 20 - 25.