Art & Inspiration ENGINE TURN SILVER/GOLD Let's See It!

I have been playing around with the direction for the dash on the Austin. I decided to use the original dash piece but drilled for my new gauges. To finish it off I decided to do an engine turn silver. I have seen it on lots of dashes and firewalls, let's see your engine turn pieces?

 

Jeweling, Damascening, Krayling.
Mostly done with a small pencil size eraser or scotch pad.
Boring....yawn.....

 

Something about yours looks off to me. how did you do it?

I've done it with a roloc wheel and my drill press. I like to overlap my turns a bit more than yours. The roloc lets some of the under turn show through, really adds depth

 

Most of us know what it's called and how it's done. If it's so boring for you why did you bother posting?
Here's my dashboard and firewall, hope it doesn't put everyone to sleep.

Mick

 

Engine turn on aluminum.
dechrome

 

X2 To the reply to the Yawner!
I think it looks great.

 

Dash panel , steering wheel and seat belt buckles .

 

Here's mine, finished it Sat

 

here is mine.

 

Glad you started this thread. I love the engine turned look. I will definitly stay awake for this.

 

Here's a dash panel I made:

 

The gauge panel on my pavement modified



And also the rear spoiler [HASHTAG]#NotChrome[/HASHTAG] [HASHTAG]#StillFast[/HASHTAG]



Not fancy, but I always engine turn my gauge panels

 

bearing plate for one of my quickchanges

 

I think it looks bad ***!

 

The dia. of the circles needs to be much smaller so as to show a definite pattern of overlap.
Right now it looks too random and visually mismatched.