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Topic: Home-made Fixture  Number of Responses: 7

Just thought I'd send photos of the engraver shapening fixture I made from the photos and plan in the last Engraver magazine.

I'm new at this and am getting the tools together to get started and this is the first one I've made.

I engraved the holder for both roll and pitch so it can be adjusted to any needed angle.

Hope the photos are OK.

Jim Wright

Posted by: James Wright, Jr. - 3/3/2008 10:55:46 AM.
Most recent response - 3/6/2008 3:15:41 PM.
Topic: DANIEL B MARSHALL MASTER ENGRAVER  Number of Responses: 6

I OWN A WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SUPER PIGON MADE IN 1921. IT IS BEAUTIFULY ENGRAVED IN 12-5 WINCHESTER FORM WITH LOTS OF GOLD INLAY. THE GUN IS SIGNED DANIEL B MARSHALL AND I WOLD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT HIM AND ALS SEE SOME OF HIS OTHER WORK OF THE TIME. DID HE WORK FOR WINCHESTER? OR WAS HE ON HIS OWN. THANKS

Posted by: TOM MCINERNEY - 2/28/2008 9:48:43 AM.
Most recent response - 3/4/2008 7:09:25 AM.
Topic: Wanted to buy.  Number of Responses: 5

Does any one have a copy of the engraver #75 they would sell me?

Posted by: Jerry Huddleston - 2/20/2008 10:35:52 PM.
Most recent response - 2/25/2008 5:56:45 PM.
Topic: Another big thank you!  Number of Responses: 3

Hi,

I wanted to thank everyone at FEGA (members, officers, and especially the editor!) for the very, very nice Editor's award for the article on raised steel inlay. With all the talent featured in each issue of The Engraver, being presented with such a nicely framed certificate is very humbling indeed! I hope these awards will inspire the "real" writers among us to take the time to submit an article of their own!

Sincerely,

Weldon Lister

Posted by: Weldon Lister - 2/15/2008 2:48:25 PM.
Most recent response - 2/17/2008 7:57:22 PM.
Topic: A very big Thank You!  Number of Responses: 2

I want to send a big THANK YOU to those members who voluteered at the FEGA booth at our exhibition. They did a terrific job! We were really busy this year, and everything ran smoothly because of the time and energy that these terrific folks gave us. Thanks to Bill Moody, Joan and Jerry Seymour, Sandy Popovich, Les Schowe, Jim Zimmerman, Jim Wark, and Don Burkhart. I may have missed some, so feel free to chime in if you know of others who helped out. The best part was getting to meet you all! Thanks again!!

Diane Scalese

Posted by: Diane Scalese - 2/1/2008 9:00:51 AM.
Most recent response - 2/8/2008 7:09:02 AM.
Topic: FEGA Magazine awards at Reno  Number of Responses: 1

As you all can gather by now the FEGA show at Reno was quite an experience. As the editor of the FEGA Engraver Magazine it was also my great pleasure at the General Meeting to give out the “Editors Choice” awards/certificates for articles submitted for publication in 2007.

It’s not easy deciding who gets these sorts of things as all the articles were first rate and it would be nice to give everyone a certificate for their wonderful contributions to the magazine. In the end four articles were chosen for their depth and insight. So congratulations go to………………….

Weldon Lister…...Issue#75. Raised Steel Inlay
Marty Rabeno……Issue#75. Anatomy of an Engraving
Francis Heuse….. Issue #76. Learning to Engrave in Liege Belgium
Diane Scalese……Issue#76. Western Bright Cut Engraving

To everyone that has contributed articles and photos I would like to extend my own personal thanks for the time and effort that you put into writing them. It is you that make the magazine what it is.

I know from personal experience that it’s not an easy thing to do and requires quite a considerable amount of time, effort and thought. The FEGA members and complimentary subscribers certainly appreciate reading the articles and learn a lot from them. The articles and photos also further the art of engraving as a whole. Tools, techniques, art, design, business, philosophy, lifestyle and ideas all add to the mix that we call engraving.

Cheers
Andrew

Posted by: Andrew Biggs - 2/2/2008 4:48:34 AM.
Most recent response - 2/2/2008 7:53:56 AM.
Topic: From the 2008 Reno show.  Number of Responses: 4

Hi to all our member friends.
I am currently at our great Reno FEGA show and it may well be the best one yet.
Not to make anyone who was not able to attend jealous, but there is so much beautiful new work to see it is truly mind boggling.
Ron Smiths new Model ’73 is outstanding and look out for the pictures that are sure to be posted soon.
Lee G, Sam W and Marty R also have some wonderful new works of art on display and I’m sure Andrew Biggs, our editor is staying busy photographing them for future issues of the journal.
Brian H and so many others that I have not yet found time to visit have some marvels that I am looking forward to seeing today after the business meeting.
I know it is not possible but I wish all the members of our FEGA family could be here to enjoy the fellowship with us.
Best regards to all, John.


Posted by: John Barraclough - 1/26/2008 9:21:00 AM.
Most recent response - 1/28/2008 9:11:22 AM.
Topic: Opinions?  Number of Responses: 1

Heres a pic of a finished Floorplate. The budget was limited,therefor no gold work. My question is this, should I do the whole thing french gray or do selective French Gray?

Posted by: Wayne D'Angelo - 1/26/2008 1:54:14 PM.
Most recent response - 1/27/2008 10:20:45 AM.
Topic: engravers marks  Number of Responses: 2

I am trying to locate the name of an engraver that used the mark JJ-< . I have a winchester engraved by this individual probably from around the 1970's. Is there a reference available that has engraver marks and names. Phil

Posted by: Phil Bollinger - 1/24/2008 2:17:57 PM.
Most recent response - 1/25/2008 3:41:12 PM.
Topic: european engraving vise  Number of Responses: 1

Does anyone know where to obtain one of the vises that are used throughour europe for engraving while standing?

mckeenh@peoplepc.com

Posted by: Neil McKee - 1/12/2008 11:04:39 PM.
Most recent response - 1/14/2008 8:52:16 PM.
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