Some new fun Im having with old technology

[Amoebadesigns]

I pretty much have abandoned lining with coil machines now and have been using the 2 prototypes that became these for my linework.
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[slicksteel]

Can you get fatboy lines with these? what motor?

[Amoebadesigns]

Jameco motor I found after trying lots of other motors, it was the one that performed exactly the way I wanted...fatboy lines achieved

[slicksteel]

which would you say works better as a liner the springer one or these direct drives-for fast traditional solid line work

[Amoebadesigns]

Definitely the direct drive. I set out to make it as a liner only but it can do all just like most rotaries can.

[OwlsDen]

They are beautiful, what do they cost?

[gangstajay]

oh yes..looking good I see on your web site it says 380.00 is that forum members price also?? and you have short stroke up on the site what all strokes are there??

[Amoebadesigns]

Thanks! Pricing is $380 for carved/oil dipped and $400 carved/powder coated...forum members can have $30 off. My strokes on the direct drives are short=3mm, medium=3.4 and long=3.8

[Tazman]

Those look simply amazing! I love the attention to detail and how each one has that hand carved feel.

[Tengu315]

I really like the way you carve these things..they look very cool.
It makes me think of something that came from outer space , fell in the ocean , got discovered , than polished...very organic looking....
It's hard to get this just right,.. And you do.