Exotic materials, vintage equipment, unusual techniques
In this video I make a unique wine bottle stopper for my cousin's 50th birthday using African Blackwood and Sterling silver. I use some unusual techniques and some rare vintage machinery including a Pantograph and an Ornamental Turning lathe by Holtzapffel & Co from 1837. We take a look at turning wood on the engineering lathe, engraving sterling silver plates on the pantograph and Ornamental Turning on the Holtzapffel. Support the channel; / joneseymakes Buy project plans, 3D printable items and merch! https://www.joneseymakes.com/ Check me out on instagram; / joneseymakes The Society of Ornamental Turners https://www.the-sot.org/

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