My little project>>>>>>

is now finished.



http://www.watchwallpapers.com/3dp.htm

Wow thats pretty amazing! Bought some speed loaders which were 3d printed and interesting to see whats possible.

I don't believe that, I've just been looking for a desktop working model of a watch movement on Ebay!!!! That's perfect, just pop it in the post would you. :eagerness:

Wow, that's just amazing, Jocke! :eagerness:

How many jewels? :smug:

Very nice, Jocke. [emoji106]

Did you construct this yourself or did you find the blueprints on the web?

Thanks guys.

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Very nice, Jocke. [emoji106]

Did you construct this yourself or did you find the blueprints on the web?

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I found the files on the web and make them pintable with a software. Next step is to learn how to make my own files.

Great

Thats brilliant Jocke.

Now, when is the full Tourbilon coming.

That’s brilliant Jocke!


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Brilliant!

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Wow!!!

That's indeed brilliant, and a bit scary at the same time...Where will we end up if this technique keeps involving? Provided we don't burn up the planet before that, that is.

Well done you, AMAZING

Well done Jocke! What's the power reserve on that barrel?

Something almost hypnotic about watching that, excellent work

Great work :thumbsup:

Fascinating project, dare I ask how long the process took?

That is excellent! I've got to get me one of those. Jocke, how much of the plastic reels did it take to print that lot (approximately), please?

Cheers,

Plug

Oh wow. Very satisfying to see how well it came together

Thank you all.

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I guess maybe around 25 hours of printing.

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That is excellent! I've got to get me one of those. Jocke, how much of the plastic reels did it take to print that lot (approximately), please?

Cheers,

Plug

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It looks like it use 2 meters per hour so my guess is around 50 meter. A reel is 315 meters and cost €20.

Fantastic Jocke, & what a great way to show kids today how 'old' tech that is still relevant today, in mechanical watches/clocks, works.

Great job, thanks for sharing.

Love it to bits - I need one as my long-case is disappointingly quiet, and this would drive my Mrs nuts! :devilish:

Nice work, very cool

Super cool, looks waterproof too!

That is great; is there such a kit suitable for building up a watch/clock for kids?

That’s proper impressive, Jocke! Hats off to you.

Sent me your battered dj blue dial for some water work i have these holidays :)