Help Please I can not find parts 6,7,8,9 in gear cutters in your play list. I was able to watch part 1,2,3,4,5 and 10 were they deleted from you tube? Thanks Ernest

Clickspring. Can you do a section on the ancient eccentric?

Homie made the AT&T logo. lol

This episode was just me biting my nails the whole time. So much of the mechanical stuff is "oh, that's fun, I could do it with a lot of care and dedication" (I love working with the tools). But as soon as it gets to etching and templates and this sort of thing I would just nope out so hard.

In ancient Greece, but also in modern times, craftsmen like you were called MASTORES (from this word comes the English word master).

Beautiful work as always Chris, well done

What a great series! The ancient Romans/Greeks never cease to amaze me!

13:43 “I prefer all 3 instances of each component to look the same”. So you make a custom form tool to cut the inner portion of the thumb wheels. Very precise…but then you hand carve the outer portion??? If the aesthetic tolerance is maintained with your manual abilities, why was the form tool so critical?

As always - you are amazing!

After all these years... I found the video that made me obsessed with clocks!

Amazing video Chris.

If the wax is paraffin based you can use xylol to dissolve it. Histology labs set tissue samples in paraffin wax to allow them to be sectioned into thin slices for staining and then the wax is removed with xylol prior to staining

Thanks Chris

Just beautiful. Its amazing.

Your lighting and polishing makes those screws look like sapphire.

Dude files more precise than me on the milling machine

The skill levels involved in engraving that top plate are absolutely astonishing. One slip and it’s start again. I always feel serene after watching one of your videos.Thank you so much.

Still rocking the old school iPhone, absolute classic!

this is really cool, I always wondered how hairsprings were made by hand, this might be a dumb question but why doesnt heat blueing at the end mess with the temper?

Wheres all the Ryobi power tools at????

This Channel is on another level. Mesmerised. Thanks Chris.

👍👍👍

Fantastic work!

Some Downunder supplier store owner: "Oi... here comes Clickspring again, gonna clean us out of acetone."

always so mesmerizing! Thank you Chris. Today the locating pins and the temporary bonding together combination really stuck out to me!

I'm assuming with the wax you have to treat the device kind of delicately otherwise you would pop it out or scratch it up really bad?

How do you stop the brass from oxidizing over time? Or do you like the aged brass look?

Just a reminder, Chis is not only Left-handed he is from Queensland. There is hope for us all!

I hope when this grand project is complete, can please drop a start to finish for the whole project? Doesn’t matter how long it is I’ll watch. So cool

Chris's home workshop is so precisely controlled that even the stink has perfect laminar flow.

Its much easier to apply film on a wet surface then doing it dry. When applying wet - there is no dust or bubbles.

Ph.D. *Peter Wilhelm Lund* , paleontologist, found ancient technologies in the caves of Lagoa Santa/Brazil, dating back to 11,500 years BCE ... ! 💯🇧🇷

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

Amazing.....

Truly amazing! thanks for sharing❤️

Hic Rhodus hic salta

Amazing work as usual.

Love the post, thank you once again for a fantastic video

This is visual poetry.

Have you ever tried etching while it was in an heated ultrasonic cleaner?

Hi Chris, very nice work. What happened to this project? Did you complete it or are you still working on it? Thanks!

Heaton the etching fluid could probably be done with a sousvid machine as well ☺️

I have done some brass dial etching, but did not get such amazing results. I see now, that I should have practiced more. I must try harder!

Can I click the like button 5000 times? Great job! I've been following the project since the beginning, and I'm looking forward to seeing it finished!

Been here since the start Chris Your videos never disappoint mate Awesome stuff

Does the playback speed seem off to anyone else?

Never before have 12 minutes gone by so fast. I love your work

It would be great to see some more information about the silvering compound.

what happened to the Antikythera project?

Can't wait for the last part!!! Another great video !!!