Problem Solved - Removing Impossible To Remove Hands - Horotec Hand Removal Tool Review - 05.125 120

In this video I drastically improve the usability of the Horotec 05.125 120 chronograph hand removal tool I reviewed a few videos ago. This video constructs & demonstrates the use of a customised Jig I manufactured and maybe you can too.
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[@WatchRepairChannel]

** Subscribe to the Mark Makes channel here: kzbin.info/door/Fjh0_xxctCiXzOTXPOWHjg **Start watching the full build of this tool here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKuafK2OjMeUetE ** Free plans will be available on the Mark Makes channel. In this video I drastically improve the usability of the Horotec 05.125 120 chronograph hand removal tool I reviewed a few videos ago. This video constructs & demonstrates the use of a customised Jig I manufactured and maybe you can too.

[@deadeyedsam850]

Well done , your homemade tool is most likely better than the Horotec tool. 👍

[@craig221]

I'm more impressed how you hone more interesting skills besides watches. Great stuff Mark bravo

[@ianmedium]

It’s funny though, the tradition in a lot of watch schools is that before they are even let near a watch the first thing a student learns is to make their own tools, I think this just adds so much depth to the process and of course, if you make a tool you become an even greater expert in using it!

[@Nevzoroff_]

A real master makes his own tools. Mark well done!

[@nutz4gunz457]

I'm an auto mechanic so I've made and modified my share of tools but this is on the next level. You sir are a master of your trade.

[@1911nutt]

Fine watch enthusiasts if like me, love the blending of art, passion, and utility. I thoroughly enjoy how you represent each of these in every video! Very pleasing to watch a skilled man do his work!

[@uga.d4173]

That is INSANELY well-crafted and just plain AWESOME! Your talents seem to know no bounds!

[@johncunningham5435]

Excellent craftmanship Mark; "a joy to watch".

[@TheOwlGuy777]

Your ingenuity never fails to impress!

[@jenilocke8255]

Poetry in motion. Love the way you engineered this.

[@johnsrabe]

I love the knocked-off edges of the moving platform. Classy! Good work on the design and the tool, and what a pleasure it will be to use for years to come - because you’ll know you built it!

[@st3althyone]

Damn fine workmanship on your design for the hand removal tool Mark, great job. I love to see a maker design and machine metal to their will, it’s great stuff!

[@9tophat]

Who the hell would thumbs down this video? Great videos on this channel and one of the best watch repair channels. Brilliant work, explanation and results. Well done. Cheers!👍

[@47zero]

Fab job. Just subscribed to Mark Makes, it will be a tough call picking a favourite. But why choose when I can watch both. Thanks Mark, great content.

[@nacunad]

As usual, AWESOME video, Mark, machining and all, thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@paulhelmuth6012]

Bravo Mark! Fantastic job as always.

[@galaxy606]

I used to be an aerospace machinist and it is always good to see the discipline in action. Nice build!

[@ianm1470]

Nicely manufactured and designed piece of equipment ~ well done 👍🏻

[@gawkingwatches7988]

Nicely done Mark!

[@MSGBlair]

I am extremely impressed and greatful for this video.

[@michaelskinner896]

Excellent! Two skill sets I wish I had; machining and watch repairing.

[@lucacadianalbert]

unbelievable - I'm a strong advocate for having "the right tool for the job - I love this kind of thinking/determination/tinkering. So sick! Subscribed to your other channel.

[@charlottejet4338]

This is exceptional work.

[@dennisc.1189]

Great tool, you made, nice seeing a machines at work.

[@spidiq8]

Very cool, been looking forward to this and delighted that you've made the new channel which I'll definitely be subscribing to having recently discovered the joys of machining.

[@metocvideo]

Went immediately to the new channel and subscribed. It looks fascinating.

[@72polara]

That is a slick setup! Looks great, works great.

[@electronicengineer]

You sir have incredibly skilled hands!

[@markburrows4158]

Under 2 minutes into this video, and I had to pause it, and get over to the "side channel" and subscribe/get alerts for any activities. I'm a sucker for and kind of "precision engineering" anyway, probably why I love watches so much in the first place, so for my favourite watch repair channel to "branch out" into videos for related engineering and toolmaking stuff is like an extra birthday for me this year. Wonderful stuff.

[@SlartiMarvinbartfast]

New channel? Count me in - subscribed! Beautiful work on this tool holder as well.

[@ageary]

impressive skills mark. Necessity is the mother of invention.

[@koen8844]

That's a pretty cool project! Cracking job 👍

[@Mrjnascar11]

Awesome! Well done! Making a tool better and more useful. The mind is a wonderful tool!

[@daniel923e]

Great job Mark, you are a real engineer a real genius, God bless.

[@timlangel6211]

This is awesome! Definitely giving a sub to Mark Makes

[@KM-bj4ju]

اني احب عملك بشكل لا يوصف ...انك تدخل علينا السلام والهدوء بعملك الراقي والرائع

[@jasonlax4112]

Love the video. Your skills transfer to so many other things

[@allennickles3970]

Awesome job on fabrication of the jig. I often wondered if one could make most of these watchmaking tools yourself. To bad I don't have the extra lath and machining tools to do the fabrication myself. Outstanding work. Thanks for sharing 😀

[@johnpena5897]

Bravo! Nice machine work

[@StaticVapour590]

I would like to thank you from teaching me some basic things. I just transferred parts from working Miyota 8210 to 8200, had to tear that thing apart pretty much 80% from the backside, all the gears and that huge bridge. Even timed it to change date at specific time rather than at 5am. My search continues and i'm getting Seiko 5 and weird pilot style watch that's made in Italy with newer Miyota movement Thank you

[@dsb1763]

Just watched the making video. Great job!

[@nickjanssens]

Pure engineering, scale up these efforts and you realise how an ocean liner is made.

[@HeadroomPR]

Excellent solution!!

[@karthiksampatharao7790]

Amazing work of watch repair

[@hunter-tm2kl]

that was wildly entertaining and informative, thanks

[@lesreed6230]

Excellent piece of engineering

[@gameinweb1285]

Impressive Mark!

[@steviegene4006]

Well done my friend!!

[@trevorker-lewis4399]

That's awesome work, thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍

[@dkd1228]

I have no problems with watching your machine work. I find it equally useful to watching your timepiece work. Technique is important to both.

[@R.S.125]

Great work!!! Congrats!!!

[@cuckoowasp2009]

Genius Mark! I hope you consider manufacturing some specialty tools for a wider audience.

[@philspencelayh5464]

Interesting video, subscribed straight away, look forward to more content

[@nselleck0309]

👏 You are amazing and smart. Nice work Sir...

[@sudheeshsasidharan834]

Wonderful design

[@aaloobhaloo3003]

Very good job.

[@phooesnax]

Very good. Love machine work. Thinking next 2.0 base will have socket and XY adjust screws.

[@albertmeyer8983]

Fantastic vid!

[@fabioconsonni3232]

Wow Mr. WRC: you are a great mind!

[@Dingomush]

Nice work.

[@roblegrange473]

I like stuff like this..great video

[@federicomiazzo9081]

Built, not bought, well done!

[@brunonjezic6208]

I really hope vintage Longines flyback comes through your shop and you make viseo on it

[@genenonya8458]

Great job!

[@swampliger8770]

Making your own tools for watchmaking is just as interesting to watch it goes hand and hand with watch repair. Any good watch repairer has to know how to make there own tools or very least know how to maintain there own. Awsome video.

[@markpalmer6760]

Great job

[@tamambukadar1673]

Good job 👏

[@BrunoWiebelt]

I went to the build channel direct... thx very much

[@TheTarrMan]

Nice tool!

[@johnhowton6339]

great job

[@deeman1643]

Well done.

[@obilingful]

I’ve watched a lot of your videos, and it seems not every repair man takes as much precaution as you, and I like that you do. I have a Rado golden horse limited edition I bought back in 2012, it probably needs to be serviced is this something you do? If not I totally understand although it could make for a good video? Thanks

[@robertol2275]

very nice work, diy, just like I would have done it too :)

[@NapierNimbus]

Ingenious

[@Richie732]

Nice job Mark, thought you might have chosen horotec red though!

[@davepost7675]

Nice job! Living in the same place as you, I am surprised you were able to get the equipment and materials to do this project. Did you have to import lots of equipment? For example, it looks like you did the powder coating yourself. I didn't know it was even possible to get the powder coating here.

[@itmgeducation1336]

Great video, and I have not even seen it yet :)

[@sam9242]

Off topic question: would you ever lubricate the threads on a wind down crown that has an o-ring? Much thanks. Your videos helped keep me sane this summer.

[@dodgydruid]

I think toolmaking is very much a part of the whole scheme of things horology wise imho, as is using lathes, mills etc to produce replacement parts would be an essential side of getting these little machines to work as good as new.

[@benneboii8117]

There is nothing more impressive than people who can make stuff from ideas in their head...

[@95frankycrep]

Random question, but how much magnification do you get from that eye piece? Keep up the good work!

[@ziloom11]

Amazing work. Bergeon, horotec and all the rest, should take lessons from you :)

[@bluearcturus13]

Great job! When someone wants to buy Swiss built watchmaking tools, its always interesting to ask the company in Switzerland, what the tool and shipping would cost. In some instances, tools are a little bit less expensive than buying it from the local dealer in your country when importing directly from Switzerland. Bergeon and Horotec and the others do send tools all around the globe. Best regards from Switzerland, bluearcturus

[@T1g3rch3n]

Right! I got my 7750 Movement Holder directly from Horia for 100€ less than from a local Vendor XD Bergeon is great in terms of Spare Parts I bought a used machine of ebay with a few broken bits. I could make them, no trouble But I asked my local Supply "no we don't have parts for this Machine for... like... 10 Years" I wrote to bergeon "Jeah sure, you want just the part or all consumables and servicing bits and blobs?" All in all it was cheaper to get everything as a bundle than make it myselfe

[@TroubadourJuggernaut]

wow, impressive to say the least

[@matt99is]

Where do you get your nails done? They are always impeccable!

[@coldpizzawatchreviews]

I have NOS Witteauer from the late 60s running well but overdue for a servicing. Do you take watches for service from the US ?

[@TomTom-up1kz]

Very good job 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🌷💓🌷💓🌷💓🌷💓🌷💓🌷💓🌷

[@gpraceman]

Pretty nifty bit of machining. Looks like you need to build X-Y positioning of the movement into the base as well.

[@discountovid8325]

I've been eyeballing Sherline mills with watch case making in mind. Seems like they would do SS okay, but likely brass would be my safest bet. Not sure how that would work with tubes and screw down crowns though. Another route was bronze clay. creating an [non shrinking] insert for the movement size then crafting the watch case around it. Lot of freedom that route. Plus, already have an oven for ceramic painting dials. Still, the water proofing is something I'd like to have no matter what. So, tube and screw down crown. Likely an easy fix with more machine experience. TY for videos.

[@eatpeach2355]

Oh you're gonna to upload watch case making video? It's gonna be fun!

[@dirk4926]

Very nice, I enjoy project videos like this and I'll certainly head on over to the other channel, watch the videos and subscribe.

[@clydedenby1436]

Any tool improvement is a positive for the collective. Besides, the commercially available tools for this hobby are astronomically expensive for subpar quality. I bought Bergeon screwdrivers thinking that they would be better than everything else but, as I should have expected, they were no better. I have a mini lathe so I am simply making my own and will harden them when finished.

[@adrianbirkett594]

Well done Mark, horotec eat your heart out!! 😂

[@bigfontbrandon]

Hey mark, I have been curious about how life has been for you after your big shop move from a couple of years ago. You seemed to have handled it flawlessly, which is testament of your skills in my opinion. With that being said were there any changes you weren't expecting with such a large transition? If this is too personal of a question please feel free to ignore it, I am just being curious.

[@skricha6743]

Add a mini X Y vise to the base for perfect positioning?

[@sahilsehmi2213]

Hi I have a question would u be able to help I have a omega constellation and the movement died I dont really know much about watches could you help revive it?????

[@michemelkon3166]

Hi how ar you i have a new watch but the automatic roter didnd work speed how can i fix it

[@arsaeterna4285]

that beautiful music

[@philipchaney7149]

Do you undertake watch repairs?

[@MatteoPascolini]

Hello, does anyone know where I could get a replacement crystal for an Omega Champion (aa-5330)? I cant seem to find any place that sells them... :(

[@lor.ei.5454]

Does anyone know where I could get a Dial for a Seagull st1901 Movement? ( Not the Black one from ebay)