Banknote and Coin Engraving-.wmv

Very interesting thanks Stuart.love your videos.best wishes from Derek South Somerset.

Thanks Derek, more to come, Stuart K

Another excellent video Thank you for sharing it with every one who is interested in ornamental/rose engine turning. Phil

Thanks Phil

Another interesting video. I love the music in the back round.

The ultimate spirograph.

Fascinating!

I've engraved some guilloche pattern jewellery on a computer engraver.This is very interesting.

How informative thank you so much who knew ?

Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing this information with everyone. I do have a question about these engraving machines. Do any of the machines shown do the kind of engraving that can be found in watches and watch parts?

Gillette is what is called. It can be seen in Faberge eggs as well.

what a neat machine.  too bad I think you can engrave the new US coins with a fingernail clipper or a straightened paperclip.

This guy got the right equipment

Sir where to purchase this machine

A counterfeiters dream room

Thank you for sharing this information with everyone

Hi Stuart.. do you still do coin ingraving? Have a big question for as my daughter love coins and wanted to ask if you could do me a coin with Peppa pig with Fairy wings a crown and a fairy wond on it for when her 1st tooth falls out, I am wanting to put it under her pillow and tell her the tooth fairy made it especially for her😁

I saw this video on coin talk i think a couple years ago, cant explain how long i have been looking for this video i am so happy to find it. I am an avid collector of banknote plates, i was wondering if you would know who i would contact to acquire one of these example security patterns?

All of these processes are currently available using precision CNC units. just change the drill bits types and shape.

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Epic

Gil rudolph, California, engraver...absolutly the most interesting Utube show ever. Im amazed that the gentleman has all the antique banknote engraving machines shown...AND THEY ALL WORK!!!! I would hazard a guess he also knows how to rebuild them. Is this a museum, and is it open to the public?

Thank you for preserving and disseminating this information and art/skill!