3D-printed Watch with Tourbillon - Assembly Time Lapse

[@jcrodinger]

Beautiful and perfect mechanical ! Respect men !

[@bocus9001]

great work

[@christianresources1912]

With this music... Mr. Rodgers ... builds large pocket watch

[@mashurshalehin4972]

Man, why did you stopped making this kinda awesome videos.

[@eonbree8593]

i still really want to make this

[@jercaldin318]

You almost have me buying a 3D printer good sir.

[@RosenbergCEO]

Respect!!! btw, how accurate the clock is and for how long does the windup last? no, but really, awesome piece of art!!!

[@mateodickey856]

this is so cool and i just started to print it but i do have a question what size rod did u use?

[@mateodickey856]

or if u had a parts list that would be awsome

[@jrgenthomsen8692]

Thanks for shearing Finely some useful stuff

[@ericawatts5886]

I must say.. that is an incredible piece of work! Did you get a rough estimate on the time for printing all pieces?

[@ChristophLaimer]

+Erron Watts The larger parts needed around 8 hours. For the whole watch I estimate 24..48 hours.

[@LayerStackup]

wouu !!! Amazing work , you are a genius !!

[@dude9644]

Why did you use different types of shafts and screws? It makes everything so difficult to find all the parts

[@rickmenasian6774]

Is that a 4mm rod?

[@achillesmjb]

Hi. What diameter/length are the pins/screws? Would like to attempt to build. Thanks.

[@wi2ard138]

thank you, only shared STL file?

[@kirkcrawford8862]

Great music.

[@maxmaxvot891]

worth it to watch the movement, make it video longer

[@marsrach]

Very rewarding! Well Done!! Thanks for sharing!!! What model printer did you use please Christopher?

[@littlesayonara3216]

I know late but he used an ultimaker 2

[@ihaveanunorigionalname]

the fact you use slotted screws tells me your a watch maker before i even got thru the first minute

[@halberveganer4418]

fantastisch. Gestatte mir bitte die Frage nach deiner Berufstätigkeit, oder ist das tatsächlich dein Hobby? Klasse

[@ThiasRussell]

What kind of 3D printer are you using if i may ask ??? Really nice details. Thx for sharing. Regards.

[@littlesayonara3216]

He used an ultimaker 2

[@alldigitall]

Excelente !!!

[@maxschlaenger1964]

Hi, really beautiful work. I just wonder if thats really a tourbillon. For me the spring you called tourbillon-spring looked more like a balance-spring(german: Unruh). I am not very into clocks and their mechanics, but i recognize how a normal Unruh gets called Tourbillon often by people. So i am just curious. I would be thankfull for a response of yours.

[@ChristophLaimer]

+Max Schlaenger Each watch has a balancewheel and a hairspring. A tourbillon is an arrangement, where the whole oscillating unit and the escape-mechanism is mounted on a rotating device (and not on the stationary main case).

[@maxschlaenger1964]

+Christoph Laimer Thank you very much for this information.

[@serveurperso]

I print it:D

[@rickmenasian6774]

Has anyone gotten this to work? Anyone?

[@peterpolacek8640]

I print it, but my 1st step - the tourbillon- doesnt work (the tourbillon anchor and the escapment gear ) Video time 0:44

[@RoboshopZ]

yep

[@lammingmik]

Has anyone here made theirs work?

[@Forcas115]

Does anyone have the song name, please?

[@ChristophLaimer]

+Forcas Take and Leave from Ares Tavolazzi & Daniele Pozzovio: play.google.com/music/preview/Tdlxzohaij5jg2zfd3qvjuz36ku

[@Forcas115]

Thank you

[@rickmenasian6774]

Would it kill you to answer a few questions?

[@RoboshopZ]

yep