06/06/2026
After years of relentless development, countless late nights, and uncompromising refinement, I am proud to present ClaRiSahTime—a custom-engineered rose engine designed for ornamental turning and guilloché.
Named in honor of my family who supported this obsession, this project was a labor of love to create a capable machine with an aesthetic elegance. Built professionally with a rigid, high-grade stainless steel architecture and optimized metallurgy where it matters most, these machines offer unparalleled stability.
I am parting with the only two complete machines that will ever be made. This is not a business venture; it is a one-time opportunity to own a bespoke piece of engineering. As such, drawings will not be shared.
The Offerings:
Machine 1 (with Hardinge Cross slide and ratchet gear) :
https://ebay.io/m/n5OdW2
Machine 2 (with full custom cross slide). This machine is now reserved, pending confirmation:
https://ebay.io/m/ZlwVl8
Specifications & Included Accessories:
Foundation: Robust cast iron legs (~25kg each) mounted to a gorgeous 65mm Sapele hearth board. Total assembly weight is approximately 150kg of vibration-dampening mass.
Tooling & Accessories: Complete with drive motor, self-centering chuck, ratchet gear/lever system, amplitude adjuster, two radial/axial leveling chucks, a straight-line adapter (photos upcoming), belt tensioner, and an extensive suite of additional accessories. Rosettes are 3D printed as it only makes sense to purchase metal once committed to a design. Metal rosettes about USD 250 each. Only one rosette is in metal, it does rocking plus pumping with a high amplitude, so it depends on what you are doing and you'll need different rubbers to optimise your work, all easily done.
These are heirloom-quality instruments engineered for serious practitioners who demand the absolute best.
Location: Collection in person preferred at London ExCeL. Shipping can be arranged at the buyer’s expenses. Serious inquiries only via DM.
It's a big commitment, so please think it through. For some fun, go for my 3D printed versions instead. No time wasters please. I'll post more video of the work over the next few months.