I found this Emory Cook article while surfing the web today. Pretty cool. He talks briefly about the microfusion process, and it has some photos of his factory line and presses.
http://www.roger-russell.com/cook/cook3.htm
..some other info here as well:
http://www.roger-russell.com/cook/cook.htm
-Thomas
Emory Cook article
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Thanks Thomas!
Really good stuff here. I've been curious about his cutterhead for a long time. The cutting chain in the photo is pretty epic. Can anyone shed light on the gigantic meter bridge and knob compliment? What became of this setup and his pressing equipment? The article eludes to sale of the pressing equipment. I'm going to dig deeper into this......
- Kris
Really good stuff here. I've been curious about his cutterhead for a long time. The cutting chain in the photo is pretty epic. Can anyone shed light on the gigantic meter bridge and knob compliment? What became of this setup and his pressing equipment? The article eludes to sale of the pressing equipment. I'm going to dig deeper into this......
- Kris
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How cool would it be if we could dig some of this stuff up? It's got to be laying around somewhere.Kris D wrote:Thanks Thomas!
Really good stuff here. I've been curious about his cutterhead for a long time. The cutting chain in the photo is pretty epic. Can anyone shed light on the gigantic meter bridge and knob compliment? What became of this setup and his pressing equipment? The article eludes to sale of the pressing equipment. I'm going to dig deeper into this......
- Kris
According to his wikipedia article, some of the equipment was donated to The Smithsonian.
-Thomas