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Quick update

🕑 Added 2016-08-17 01:55:40 +0000 UTC
Quick update

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Clickspring

No problems mate : ) Yes its the Sherline table. A bit more detail on this video I think: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/tools-glorious-2-8501914">https://www.patreon.com/posts/tools-glorious-2-8501914</a>

Toby Griffiths

Thanks Chris! And a 4 inch rotary table? Looks like a tiddler. Sorry for my many questions....

Clickspring

Hey Toby, this is the motor/speed control I use: <a href="https://www.sherlinedirect.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_id=1242&CFID=129198364&CFTOKEN=66820455" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.sherlinedirect.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_id=1242&CFID=129198364&CFTOKEN=66820455</a> and the belt is the extra long version. I can't seem to find the part number using their search, but I recall speaking to the main guy in the warehouse to track them down when I purchased them.

Toby Griffiths

Hi Chris, I'm trying out Fusion 360. It's nice and easy, I have only ever used 2d AutoCad. I need to know, what Sherline motor and belt are you using to cut the wheels? Myself and the guys at Sherline are not sure.

Clickspring

Hey Toby, I'd love to but I think it would cross a line regarding intellectual property. If you're game, get onto Fusion360 and have a crack at modeling it for yourself. Its an excellent project to teach yourself CAD :)

Toby Griffiths

Hi Chris, Just received my copy of the Wilding Clock plans. As it is all in Imperial sizes and seeing as you have already drawn it all up on a computer... is it possible to have a copy of your plans for the clock? It would make life so much easier to have a modern, printable copy... not just for me, but all of your fellow Patreons. Cheers and keep going!

Clickspring

Certainly - I get all of my needle and escapement files from here: <a href="http://www.artcotools.com/grobet-escapement-files/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.artcotools.com/grobet-escapement-files/</a>

Factotum Industries

Great work as always. Any chance you can point me in the direction of a good set of escapement / needle files?

Cheers for the update Chris.

Clickspring

Honestly, it can be a bit of a chore getting a good polish, and I'm rarely happy either. The last video will be on the finishing, but I won't be spending much time on the steel parts, for the most part they are about as good as I can get them! I use diamantine powder on a tin lap for black polishing, as per George Daniels' "Watchmaking". Still a long way to go before I am truly happy with my results, but I'm getting a more consistent result than I was a year or two ago :)

Colin Glanville

Hi Chris, as a wannabe clock maker, part way through the ME Jubilee Clock, a video devoted entirely to finishing and polishing would be superb. Just looking at the mirror finish on the pallets makes me wonder how you get there. I can never get rid of every last scratch .

Clickspring

Hey Jeff, yes I posted a video last week, should be just above this one in your feed. Another one out in a few days. Cheers, Chris.

Any update? It's been a month and a half since your last video. Looking forward to more.

is it the end of the week yet? /s ... can't wait for the videos!!!

Simon

Looking forward to it Chris!

Stephen D Mills

*Only* two 15 minute videos?! Slacker! Hah! Seriously though, love it all Chris. Thank you for everything!

Yeah, I'd be happy if your videos were longer, can't get enough. Cheers.

Paul Busby

Sweet two video's instead of one :)

Jerry Vella

i agree, leave it longer and show more detail. cheers chris

Derek McAllan

Take your time Chris, your videos are always, ALWAYS, worth the wait :D Look forward to it.

bo

in a word: stoked. glad you're still with us - was beginning to wonder if you'd taken a break! thanks for the update - your videos are some of the best I've ever seen!

I can't speak for everyone but I would happily watch your videos even if they were an hour long each - beats most everything on TV if you ask me. Can't wait to see it, thanks for all of your hard work :)

kevin todd

sweet can't wait

asterisk.jpg

Ohhhhh, that's a beautiful piece of work. I don't mind if it's a week or a month or a five-minute or a thrity-minute video. I can't wait to see this clock evolve even more!

Edgar

The more you get into the details of how and why, plus the techniques the better. Thank you for that. It is much appreciated.

Snorburter

Looking forward to it!


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