There's actually a great deal of machining technique being shown here. Using a micro-lathe as a shaper for the gear cutting is (for the application) genius. The use of purpose machined jaws for fixturing the 2 main rings is something too many youtubers DON'T DO. This is worth watching again and again to see the "how do I make this" problems being solved.

@larrybud

7 ай бұрын

IT would be incredibly valuable if they had narration instead of out of tune music playing in the background, explaining the what and whys.

@NeriEngineering-oq6vh

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. You must think out of the box if you are innovating.

@tonywilson4713

5 ай бұрын

@@NeriEngineering-oq6vh I really like this guy I've re-watched a number of his videos to glean whatever I can. What I find fascinating about guys like this is how much they get done with such small workshops.

Finally a competitor to click spring... since he’s too busy with his research paper, this guy will fill my need for small precision machining

@Alan_AB

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Only, Clickspring doesn't appear to use a CNC machine to cut out his parts.

@renaissanceman5847

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alan_AB very true... though he does use computer aided design... you would think he would make the jump over to CNC.... something very relaxing and satisfying about small manual machining and his slow methodical approach.

@Alan_AB

2 жыл бұрын

@@renaissanceman5847 What I like about Clickspring's channel is that he uses conventional tools to do the job. He presents it in such a way that the ordinary home hobbyist / DIY'er would try to do what he does. Everyone has their own handtools (or can buy them), but not everyone has access to the CNC stuff.

Can you make a mini V8 engine. I love watching these videos. They calm me down after a long hard day.

@livinonlimiter

3 жыл бұрын

a v8 would be cool as hell!!!

@phoenixdzk

2 жыл бұрын

Oh so this comment is why he did it? Cool!

@trexmidnite

2 жыл бұрын

Who cares about V8 when there is V100

@technodruid

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@kayakMike1000

Жыл бұрын

Damn good idea

How to wear this watch without drilling machine

@tuliosouzaa

3 жыл бұрын

underrated comment

@WagNerisLive

3 жыл бұрын

"My Dad is ill" "And I have not job and money" "KZread not giving me views" "I want to handle my family" Yalm worse than others"😭

Мне кажется что слышать фоновую музыку в видео, вместо комментирования мастером всего процесса работы (да еще и с шикарным голосом и дикцией), это самый большой облом для иностранной аудитории )))

There is something extremely satisfying about watching an accomplished machinist. I love these videos. Great job.

@krisraps

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Imagien How It Feels To be One Who makes It

Wow! Here someone can learn a lot of tiny metalwork. I remember my time as apprentice. Thanks for your ideas an uploading for showing us!!!

Metal machining is what I'm doing for living. I have to say: I'm impressed!

I just discovered this channel, and I'm blown away by the sheer genius of this man.

This is some of the most beautiful work I’ve seen. My utmost respect for your workmanship.

The tools may be modern, but it's true craftsmanship. How anyone can have the patience and skill for this kind of work.... amazing.

It was a surprise even for an experienced Engineer. Simple and reliable. Thanks for share.

It is not often people are this skilled and have this level of creativity. Beautiful made.

Thank you very much. This is so perfect and relaxing.... I immediately come down from 100 to zero.... It's like a symphony where every note fits...

I absolutely love watching brass being worked of a lathe. Thanks.

Quel plaisir de regarder une telle maîtrise du tournage!

Amazing and such a calm, satisfying video to watch and enjoy! Great work!

Love it, First vid of yours I've seen! I feel the need to build a mini CNC lathe now. What steppers are you using and what drivers?

Just the lazy sunday content my morning needed nice build

Never seen a time piece with less parts... Very interesting concept 🤓

thought the whole inner gear stack would revolve, with the outer ring fixed. nice work.

Some kind of smooth work. Waiting for part Two ❤️❤️❤️

I just love seeing butiful brass mechanisms working so well together

Muito Show, excelente trabalho, saudações do Brasil. Very Show, excellent work, Greetings from Brazil.

This has become my favorite channel to watch. Brilliant mechanical skills. I with you would do a shop tour.

G'day, Chris here, and welcome back to Clickspring

@randomviral2746

3 жыл бұрын

same thought here

Hi! Nice mechanism :D for some reason the music reminded me of the underground electronic music scene of Caracas in the early 2000s. Good memories :D

Absolutely jaw droppingly amazing!!!! The things you do are pure Art! Another great video.

@anilkumarthakur3555

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

7:14... I want JUST that part so I can play with it!!!... LOVE your work!!

Esto es Nivel "DIOS". Agradezco a la vida conocer Gente con tanta (Pacion). Excelente tu ARTE.👏👏👏👌👌👍

this is really Unusual amazing

You're machines are a master of their craft... But not without you.. Amazing

Surprisingly funkier than I expected the video to be.

Olá do Brasil!!! O seu trabalho de engenharia mecânica beira o insano. Também faço coisas diferentes mas preciso reconhecer. Parabéns, você é incrível. Quando alguém com certo conhecimento reconhece em outro alguém a superioridade, isso vale mais que qualquer diploma

Появилось в рекомендациях, зашёл оставить комментарий для продвижения и высказать респект ✊✊✊

@vladi_g

3 жыл бұрын

Такая же фигня.Не знал, что есть этот канал у Левши.

@eduardkhil3042

3 жыл бұрын

Ja, da hast du wohl recht.

Wow amazing. Thank you for sharing.

Man this makes me miss school during lockdown. My hands are yearning to build

It appears you are ready to make a full Antikythera model. Nice work!

That was a very clever way to cut the teeth for the wheels. Nice

@ATLTraveler

3 жыл бұрын

Clever meaning the same way that everyone cuts gears that has a lathe??

@soundmindtv2911

3 жыл бұрын

ATLHooligan no. Clever as in using ingenuity and the tools at hand rather than buying a dividing head and doing it in the mill, the way most machinists who own lathes actually cut gears. But probably not as clever as some snark insulting others for paying compliments.

... ёлки -палки!-, как же завораживает твоя ювелирная работа!-, молодец парень, дай бог тебе здоровья и благополучия, новых творческих успехов и хорошего настроения 👍👍👍🤓🛠️🔩⚙️🔗🦾👌🆗🇷🇺👈!!!

your work is amazing second to none

Wow! Fantastic precision craftmanship!👍👍👍

You are definitely an artist.

amazing! But you're going to need a heck of a main spring to keep it running. looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Or you could use a motor but where's the fun in that?

Excellent video, just subscribed, can you share a list of the equipment that you used for those of us shopping around for tools to do similar work?

Wow incredible machining. You have mastered the art.

This is right my street! I only wish I had the machinery I used to work with and the drawings. I loved this video to bits!

@mchagnon7

2 жыл бұрын

Just buy the software and start drawing. There are businesses out there who's only purpose is to machine whatever drawing you send them.

You have to be very skilled to do this,top artisan level.

Using a laser engraver for tool grinding layout. I love it!

Now that I have seen how it's done, I can finally DIY at home. Thanks!

Simply amazing.

Beautiful idea. Nice work. It gave me some inspiration for my next project. Cheers.

Great video....this guy is a master machinist.

You are great enginer i respect you work 🖒🖒🖒🖒

Wow you have some wonderful toys - and you have the skills and creativity to use them well. Thank you for sharing.

Very satisfying series. Bravo!

Amazing Great job on this! Thanks for sharing... 👍👍👍

Man, I always love your work !! I have a Taig Laith and sure would like to make gears. Love brass so much, Very Inspiring !!!

Wow! speechless on your skills and mastery level. Love it and liked it.

Hi. This is amazing. Can you describe which tools you used ? Especially the lathe and mill. Thanks

Amazing skill and Passion 👌👍 keep up the great work

These creations are so awesome. Make me feel so inadequate

Guess it's 60:1 gearing? lol Would love to know what router you are using and any mods you may have done to it as the finish looks fairly good for a light machine.

Me as a Swiss : too easy (sorry it was just for the joke !) Very nice work ! :)

@abiyyupanggalih854

3 жыл бұрын

nicee

@popiokart141

2 жыл бұрын

Swiss is different bro.. we trully respect you people..

Magnifique. Bravo !

I really appriciate your handcrafting skills! Good luck with growing your channel!

Wonderful work, your music was great also.

Rio grande has color matching brass solder. That way when the brass tarnishes over time you won't get that silver line at your joints. I use it and so far I like it. Flows well

Trabalho perfeito parabéns

hai brilliant work great tools

Wo very2 Amezing good work

My man, You snapped! hats off to you. Well played well played...

great built so if you attach the main spring barrel with it and power it how will it react? also the friction between the main plate and the toothed plate or cog will it not wear and tear quickly?

How much planning does a project like this need before making it? Or do you just go with the flow? Amazing work sir 👍🏽

@mchagnon7

2 жыл бұрын

Going with the flow will produce A LOT of parts that don't fit each other. By the time you cut your first piece of metal, you're more than halfway done. Fortunately, all of his design work was done with a computer so that saved him quite a bit of time and math!

Ótimo trabalho parabens...

Awesome workmanship

Très bonne vidéo. Merci.

I would like to try my hand at designing and hopefully making one of these once I understand how it works, probably a while before I'll have the chance to use such equipment though, I'll practice designing in a 3D program, maybe after a few itterations get a 3D printer and learn to transfer files from other projects and print a prototype to see how the tolerances and reliability are - make sure I've really done the maths and that where I think the stress is too high for plastic I will see the wear I expect etc. etc. and that it fundamentally fits together before spending all the money on quality parts.

Amazing😍 love it❤

Great job! What mini lathe do you use?

Harstikke bedankt mooi om het te zien

Wonderful. Please keep posting.

Love. The tools, wish I had some!

Excellent workmanship.

Great editing with the music and everything

Beautiful. If I ever make a copy of this beautiful clock, I would make it with a pendulum design. Larger scale, of course.

Really u r an great engineer Love from India

Perfect work👍

Bravos travail parfait, j'adore vous regardez.👌

Brilliant 🔥👌💥

This channel should be called "Genius With Too Much Time On His Hands"

Amazing made!

Fascinating!

Wonderful job...love it

Very good engineering works 💪

One of the best

Great job and good technique

Verry good précision..thanks for this vidéo..

Really best Job...... with creative ideas... Innovation.

How do you calculate how many teeth are necessary for each gear/cog, and get the ratios between the different sizes so accurately?? I know it's math/science, but honestly, it looks like magic!