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- Engine_turning abstract "Engine turning refers to a fine geometric pattern that can be inscribed onto metal as a finish. Aluminium is often the metal chosen but any metal can be finely machined to produce intricate repetitive patterns that offer reflective interest and fine detail.Perhaps the most recognizable example of engine turning is the engine cowling (nose) of Charles Lindbergh's aircraft, the Spirit of St. Louis. In the 1920s and '30s, automobile parts such as valve covers, which are right on top of the engine, were also engine-turned. Similarly, dashboards or the instrument panel of the same were often engine-turned. Customizers also would decorate their vehicles with engine-turned panels similarly. Recently, one firm engine-turns the faces of its automobile instruments for customizers who don't want to have to turn a panel themselves.Engravings produced by engine turning are often incorporated into the design of bank notes and other high value documents to make production of forged copies difficult. The resulting graphics are called guillochés.The sheet metal parts of the World War I Fokker Eindecker fighter aircraft series, especially around the engine cowl and associated sheetmetal, are noted for having a \"dragged\" form of engine turning entirely covering them. The tool creating the \"swirls\" was repeatedly moved along a short irregular path each time while pressed against the metal, to create the intricate appearance that was characteristic of the aircraft's sheet metal parts, and is partly surmised to have been a mechanical method to \"clad\" a duralumin sheet metal panel with pure aluminum with a disc of pure aluminum in the tool, for corrosion protection.".
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- Engine_turning wikiPageRevisionID "634305660".
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Aluminium.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Banknote.
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- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Dashboard.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Epigraphy.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Fokker_Eindecker_fighters.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Geometry.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Guilloché.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Manufacturing.
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- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Perlée.
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- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Rose_engine_lathe.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Spirit_of_St._Louis.
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- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink Category:Metal_finishing.
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- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink File:Charles_Lindbergh_and_the_Spirit_of_Saint_Louis_(Crisco_restoration,_with_wings).jpg.
- Engine_turning wikiPageWikiLink File:Fokker_EII_WNr_257.jpg.
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- Engine_turning subject Category:Visual_motifs.
- Engine_turning subject Category:Metal_finishing.
- Engine_turning type Thing.
- Engine_turning comment "Engine turning refers to a fine geometric pattern that can be inscribed onto metal as a finish. Aluminium is often the metal chosen but any metal can be finely machined to produce intricate repetitive patterns that offer reflective interest and fine detail.Perhaps the most recognizable example of engine turning is the engine cowling (nose) of Charles Lindbergh's aircraft, the Spirit of St. Louis.".
- Engine_turning label "Engine turning".
- Engine_turning differentFrom Swarf.
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- Engine_turning depiction Fokker_EII_WNr_257.jpg.
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