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My dad actually has a pair of cufflinks that are bearings (so its like an O with a layer of beads, then another O) and the steel has been blued so they look pretty much like these but they spin.
Your attention to detail and amazing camera work make you so enjoyable to watch! Great work Chris, that blueing on the screws has a sapphire shine quality!
My 11 year old son and I stumbled onto your videos the other day and have now watched quite a few. However this video had him engrossed, especially the 'bluing' process. We're going to build a bluing tray too as he is desperate to have a go at it himself. Thankfully we are refurbishing his bike and we're going to do some of the hex bolts as they're small and simple to do. So even though this video may be 5 years old.... it's still inspiring minds today, no matter the age!
I was going to make a joke about you forgetting to polish the tiny screwdriver slot on the screw...and then you did. Lol. Always perfect Mr. Clickspring. 👍
You are so talented. I have crazy respect for your patience and dedication. This piece is absolutely priceless. Also the production value of your videos is amazing. Great lighting, camera work, as well as the editing and narration put this series among the best on youtube. Thanks for all your hard work!
Just started watching this series by recommendation from Adam Savage on his recent one day build. I'm glad he recommended it. I'm very impressed. Keep up the good work!
I've followed this clock series since it was posted on Reddit. I have to say, I've loved the production, but you're even more amazing at the videography aspect of it all. Perfect angles, transitions, speeds, and volume control. These are seriously high quality videos. I love content like this.
Chris, You would be the only person I know of who polishes the inside of the screw slot. I am humbled by your extraordinary workmanship and exquisite attention to detail.
Hi , it is so nice to see you use the what I call old fashioned techniques, my Father taught me and I improved for 4 years under a German horologist who taught me a lot on antique restoration, I started officially in 1964 at 15 and although I am kind of retired I still make the parts, the modern horologist mainly only know how to order parts, I have introduced four into the trade and they all carry on the old methods brush and chalk and such like, and all have their own businesses, it is a pleasure to watch you work,I live in Dorchester Dorset UK,
I'm coming back to rewatch this series, just because. That moment at 7:40 when you held the scriber in front of the polished screw head to show the reflection provoked a few short, Saxon words from me. The finish is just ridiculously good at that scale.
As someone who hasn't done much metalwork (but want to do some bladesmithing when I get the facilities), you are INSANE. Much respect for your commitment to doing everything properly, from scratch...now I want to buy a lathe...
Watching this video, I couldn't help thinking how much could be applied to re-finishing some vintage watches I restore. I've often watched in awe as some cases were refurbished on large flat lapping machines, but it's very intriguing to see something smaller receiving the same treatment. Achieving a factory finish on watch cases is definitely an art, but it's clear that it can be done! Thank you for sharing your work.
The amount of detail you do for the simplest things in your work are absolutely amazing, what took you the better part of a day or two for just four screws, that will probably never be seen buy your buyers, is artwork in its self. I could waste days watching you work.
Your work is simply phenomenal. The attention to detail and the skills demonstrated are of a true craftsman. A jewler would be proud to own a piece of your work.
your technique for the bluing is by far the most usefull ive been able to find. i dabble in making industrial themed jewelry and yeilded brilliant results. thanks for your vids
That clock face is looking very sharp. The filed screw slot came out perfect. I'm still amazed with the level of finish. Polishing the underside of the screw and the threads. Wow.
I have watched quite a few of your videos and I always marvel at the astonishing level of workmanship but the bluing is the most impressive. Those screws turned out a glorious deep blue and the fact that you achieved that just by careful heating is even more amazing.
I just watched the whole series and the level of craftsmanship is amazing. The high speed machining is some of the best machining video work I've seen! Thanks to NYC CNC for the link!
i can sit down and watch your videos for hours straight! your level of detail is one thing, but your attention to fine video makes it a pleasure to watch.. please keep them coming!!
Webster, we’ve found a more perfect definition of perfectionism! Take a picture of one of these screws, edit it to perfection, and hey presto perfectionism is more accurately defined than the second!
Amazing to watch such detail and attention being applied to parts that aren't even visible. These are little bits of beautiful perfection that hopefully someone will appreciate when they inherit this one day. You are legend!
And these parts are pretty much hidden. Bravo for superior craftsmanship, I'm sure you have multiple days in a part that could be bought off-the-shelf, but not at this quality. Beautiful!
Great work. I've been thinking of getting a Sherline lathe, though do not have any machining experience. If I ever manage work that is even one quarter as good as yours, I will be quite happy!
Hey Chris, I recently bought a small lathe. I made a screw similar to how you have demonstrated! My Chinese dye set failed me, however the results were very satisfying. Thanks for what you do!
AvE sent me. That crazy canook ... I have zero desire to make a scratch clock but the precision and skill, along with captureing just made me subscribe. Awesome work, keep it up ;)
I've only just found your video's, and you have me captivated (I've binge watched the clock making episodes up until this one just in case that wasn't obvious haha), I'm a boilermaker by trade (probably called a metal smith, plate smith or fabricator is other countries) and I love the accomplishment of working on a project from beginning to end and seeing the final product, so far I've worked on large projects such as a 300 foot diameter Ferris wheel, and I feel as though your video's are slowly helping teach me the fine art of machining fine parts, which I only ever intend to use for my own personal enjoyment.
And a personal reply! you may also notice that you have earned yourself a patreon supporter as well, I can't afford much, but I feel your content on youtube alone is well worth paying for, my excitement and learning you have even more content for patreon supporters (which i only figured out after supporting) makes it all the more worthwhile! thank you.
It's amazing how much detail goes into something so small. Wish that level of quality was a bit more widely used in general products. Great to watch again Chris
I've never seen anything similar, the amount of effort and care put into each piece is astounding. Your videos are a machinist wet dream. Really hoping to see it finished. Subscribed.
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Polishing the insides of the screws is a bit like leaving a message on the backside of a postage stamp when you mail a letter. :-)
+ExtantFrodo2 Beautifully put EF!
Clickspring
I thought later to change that to "leaving a love note on the backside of a postage stamp" but I was already in bed.
Ohhh... you like to half-ass stuff ....I see.🤨 ....That's what a bitch does 🤔
Wouldn't it help with not marring the surface underneath?
@@ExtantFrodo2 But it IS there. You know that it is there. That’s perfection 😉👍🖖
Im tempted to buy a screw from you, just so I can marvel at its beauty.
I bet these screws make fantastic cufflinks.
I'm with this guys. I want a blue screw so I can just stare at the detail and craftsmanship and effort that went into that alone.
Brendan Bush I'm with you all...my new favourite blue and shine...awesome work.
My dad actually has a pair of cufflinks that are bearings (so its like an O with a layer of beads, then another O) and the steel has been blued so they look pretty much like these but they spin.
Brendan Bush awesome. 👍🏼😊
Your attention to detail and amazing camera work make you so enjoyable to watch! Great work Chris, that blueing on the screws has a sapphire shine quality!
Andrea Arzensek Thanks Andrea!
Andrea Arzensek Wow, that phone booth build is amazing, subbed!
devjock thank you!
ot0m0t0 You need to follow me ;) Chris is great!
My 11 year old son and I stumbled onto your videos the other day and have now watched quite a few. However this video had him engrossed, especially the 'bluing' process. We're going to build a bluing tray too as he is desperate to have a go at it himself. Thankfully we are refurbishing his bike and we're going to do some of the hex bolts as they're small and simple to do.
So even though this video may be 5 years old.... it's still inspiring minds today, no matter the age!
Terrific to hear that Matt - he's going to have one slick looking bike!
It seems strange to say, but those screws are stunning. Gorgeous. Your patience, precision, and attention to detail is beyond impressive.
Leftism11 Thank you very much, I appreciate the kind words.
Leftism11 Clickspring Here, Here!! Not sure that color blue has ever been seen by human eyes before!
Huge respect for going to the lengths of making your own screws! Always impressed when seeing you work!
Switch & Lever Cheers Daniel, thanks for watching mate.
I was going to make a joke about you forgetting to polish the tiny screwdriver slot on the screw...and then you did. Lol. Always perfect Mr. Clickspring. 👍
Just watched an almost 10 minute video on making some screws. Life achievement. Great video
this guy is a master of the fiddly bits.
the attention to detail is impressive.
i'm impressed.
I get so excited when I see you've released a new video! Was once again not disappointed! Amazing work!
Kevin Korthuis Thanks very much for your continued support Kevin.
can't stop watching your nice work
+Joe Idoy Great to have you watching Joe :)
You are so talented. I have crazy respect for your patience and dedication. This piece is absolutely priceless. Also the production value of your videos is amazing. Great lighting, camera work, as well as the editing and narration put this series among the best on youtube. Thanks for all your hard work!
I wanted to watch a movie this evening... but I ended up watching 11 parts of this and maybe more. .___.
same here.
Im just entranced by that blue color, it's so cool that it's just the result of heat.
Just started watching this series by recommendation from Adam Savage on his recent one day build. I'm glad he recommended it. I'm very impressed. Keep up the good work!
I've followed this clock series since it was posted on Reddit. I have to say, I've loved the production, but you're even more amazing at the videography aspect of it all. Perfect angles, transitions, speeds, and volume control. These are seriously high quality videos. I love content like this.
condhor Thank you very much for your ongoing support, I really appreciate it.
This guy is the true definition of an artist. Going so far as to polish the screws on his bezels.. incredible
These vids have probably continued to make this guy money for years. He deserves EVERY PENNY!
Chris, You would be the only person I know of who polishes the inside of the screw slot. I am humbled by your extraordinary workmanship and exquisite attention to detail.
a0cdhd Thank you mate, I appreciate the kind words :)
Pure craftsmanship. Polishing threads to a shine that you'll never see again.
Hi , it is so nice to see you use the what I call old fashioned techniques, my Father taught me and I improved for 4 years under a German horologist who taught me a lot on antique restoration, I started officially in 1964 at 15 and although I am kind of retired I still make the parts, the modern horologist mainly only know how to order parts, I have introduced four into the trade and they all carry on the old methods brush and chalk and such like, and all have their own businesses, it is a pleasure to watch you work,I live in Dorchester Dorset UK,
Great to have you watching mate :)
the blue looks AMAZING! it really shows off that highly polished look
Nathan Wooler b
Wow man your a totally awesome metal worker! I'm blow away by your skills.
The die holders are fantastic no work shop should be without one.
I have used one for 30 yrs very good.
Attention to the smallest details with craftsmanship is what will make this Clock a heirloom, Thanks for sharing.
TIM WILSON Thank you very much Tim
This screw needs to be in the Smithsonian. Amazing metal work, nice video work too.
+Tom Mills (GreenShortz) Ha ha! Great to know you're watching Tom, cheers.
The attention to detail is amazing. That's absolute quality workmanship.
+Chris Smith (SirchAU) Cheers Chris, thanks for taking the time to check it out :)
For something as simple as a screw, on the back of a clock...
Amazing.
Even the treading are polished, it's the absolute of the absolute of excels
I'm coming back to rewatch this series, just because. That moment at 7:40 when you held the scriber in front of the polished screw head to show the reflection provoked a few short, Saxon words from me. The finish is just ridiculously good at that scale.
Hi !
I'm simply speechless ... MASTER CRAFTMANSHIP !
Keld Sørensen Cheers Keld, thanks for watching mate :)
As someone who hasn't done much metalwork (but want to do some bladesmithing when I get the facilities), you are INSANE.
Much respect for your commitment to doing everything properly, from scratch...now I want to buy a lathe...
John Doe Ha ha! Thank you, and do get yourself a lathe, its one of the best things I ever did. Thanks for watching.
Watching this video, I couldn't help thinking how much could be applied to re-finishing some vintage watches I restore. I've often watched in awe as some cases were refurbished on large flat lapping machines, but it's very intriguing to see something smaller receiving the same treatment. Achieving a factory finish on watch cases is definitely an art, but it's clear that it can be done! Thank you for sharing your work.
+Jason Wallace Cheers Jason, thanks for watching :)
My grandfather was an amateur toolsmith and he often made his own screws for electric motors.
The amount of detail you do for the simplest things in your work are absolutely amazing, what took you the better part of a day or two for just four screws, that will probably never be seen buy your buyers, is artwork in its self. I could waste days watching you work.
+Night Scribe Productions Thanks NSP, appreciate your support :)
I love that blueing.
Just starting this kind of work in my retirement and really need the level of inspiration your videos give. Thanks.
This is some next level stuff.
Your work is simply phenomenal. The attention to detail and the skills demonstrated are of a true craftsman. A jewler would be proud to own a piece of your work.
your technique for the bluing is by far the most usefull ive been able to find. i dabble in making industrial themed jewelry and yeilded brilliant results. thanks for your vids
your videos make me really happy.
All of these presentations are outstanding. As a mechanical draftsman and designer I really do appreciate this work.
Great to have you watching Thomas :)
That clock face is looking very sharp. The filed screw slot came out perfect. I'm still amazed with the level of finish. Polishing the underside of the screw and the threads. Wow.
Gary Truesdale I figure that's the place people are going to look at the most, I better make it look good! Thanks for taking the time to watch Gary.
I love the bluing... so beautiful
I have watched quite a few of your videos and I always marvel at the astonishing level of workmanship but the bluing is the most impressive. Those screws turned out a glorious deep blue and the fact that you achieved that just by careful heating is even more amazing.
Those are some beautiful screws.
I just watched the whole series and the level of craftsmanship is amazing. The high speed machining is some of the best machining video work I've seen! Thanks to NYC CNC for the link!
Nic Henke Cheers Nic, and thank you very much for your support :)
i can sit down and watch your videos for hours straight! your level of detail is one thing, but your attention to fine video makes it a pleasure to watch.. please keep them coming!!
+Kane “Wood5mith” Dearing Thanks very much Kane, more on the way soon!
Wow! There is always something new to learn!
Damn! These vids are so satisfying to watch....
Perfection personified...
The most gorgeous blued screws I have ever seen, period.
Sean Harris Thank you Sean, I really appreciate the encouragement mate!
You are an absolute rock star!!
mad perfection in both the build and the videography - amazing
I love your videos so, so much. They're some of the few videos that I actually give my undivided attention.
Noah Hamlen I'm very pleased to hear that Noah, thank you!
God bless you for your great work 10000 likes
Webster, we’ve found a more perfect definition of perfectionism! Take a picture of one of these screws, edit it to perfection, and hey presto perfectionism is more accurately defined than the second!
I love this. It's exquisite. I love watching craftsmen apply their skills with an aim for perfection
That blue is beautiful! I really want a small workshop with a lathe... One day.
It's a great pleasure to watch a skilled cratsman at work, great videos, keep up the good work.
+Andrew Brown Thanks Andrew, I appreciate you taking the time to watch :)
Hi Chris, your videos are examples for all of us! Your videography and narration is the best on RUclips. Bravo!
Cheers
Jimmy
***** Thanks for your support Jimmy, I appreciate it :)
Clickspring
I appreciate your support also!
Cheers mate!
Your work is completely astonishing!
Such attention to detail and craftsmanship. Gorgeous!
+Hans Muller Thank you very much Hans! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
very good video quality for something so small
one of the most beautiful machine videos I've watched. absolutely incredible.
+Bri Hodson Terrific to have you watching Bri :)
I really wish I could add to the outstanding comments that have been posted but honestly, I'm speechless! Can't wait for the next vid!
William Garrett Thanks very much William, I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Im in a jewelry course right now. I will be using this technique to blue and polish hopefully in my work.
I'm SO impressed.
Amazing to watch such detail and attention being applied to parts that aren't even visible. These are little bits of beautiful perfection that hopefully someone will appreciate when they inherit this one day. You are legend!
+Bernhard Hofmann Thanks very much Bernhard, I appreciate the kind words mate :)
With this video you re-ignited my passion for fine mechanical watches. Thank you!
A master at work!!
With love from Greece
The wait was again worth it, and looking forward to the next. I learn something new every time. Thanks for your time spent making the videos.
irishgunpowder1 Thanks watching and for patiently waiting! I really wish I could get them out faster!
Lol, amateur?! Dude, you're the man!!! Love your work.
semerhi Thank you!
And these parts are pretty much hidden. Bravo for superior craftsmanship, I'm sure you have multiple days in a part that could be bought off-the-shelf, but not at this quality. Beautiful!
zrobotics Yes quite a bit of time invested, if I drop a screw I really have to find it! Thank you very much for tuning in!
I love watching these vids it is just so fastening
Excellent craftsmanship ! I love the attention to the details, It really makes a difference.
You sound so pleased at the end of the video, and for good reason. Outstanding.
Crolodon Ha ha! it might also be the sound of relief! Thanks for watching :)
Great work. I've been thinking of getting a Sherline lathe, though do not have any machining experience. If I ever manage work that is even one quarter as good as yours, I will be quite happy!
Peter Webb Thank you Peter, get the Sherline you'll have a ball!
I cant believe how perfect he does this
Positively this best maker videos on RUclips. The quality of your craft and production has set a new standard. Keep up the great work!
You could probably sell this clock for a million dollars...especially after you show the buyer all these videos...that is some insane craftsmanship!
Man, those screws are gorgeous. I'm thoroughly enjoying this series. Keep up the good work man!
The photography is outstanding.
That's Awsome... the "One Million Dollar Screw" ;)
Pretty Cool !!!
That's a lot of work for a screw. I expected the slots to be clocked evenly. Straight up and down or left to right. Great work.
Nice job, well done, thanks for sharing with us.
Each piece of this clock is a work of art in itself. It just blows my mind. Love the series can't wait for more!
guy872 Thanks very much, more on the way :)
Hey Chris, I recently bought a small lathe. I made a screw similar to how you have demonstrated! My Chinese dye set failed me, however the results were very satisfying. Thanks for what you do!
Awesome to hear that mate!
I’m amazed at the attention of detail you give to everything you build. You are a dying breed sir.
AvE sent me. That crazy canook ...
I have zero desire to make a scratch clock but the precision and skill, along with captureing just made me subscribe.
Awesome work, keep it up ;)
Christ, those are some beautiful screws.
Stunning!!!!!!!!
I coming back after 8 hours on cnc and I still like to watch your videos, great job man!
+Coco Bongo Awesome to hear that, thanks very much for your support!
I've only just found your video's, and you have me captivated (I've binge watched the clock making episodes up until this one just in case that wasn't obvious haha), I'm a boilermaker by trade (probably called a metal smith, plate smith or fabricator is other countries) and I love the accomplishment of working on a project from beginning to end and seeing the final product, so far I've worked on large projects such as a 300 foot diameter Ferris wheel, and I feel as though your video's are slowly helping teach me the fine art of machining fine parts, which I only ever intend to use for my own personal enjoyment.
Terrific to have you watching Scott :)
And a personal reply! you may also notice that you have earned yourself a patreon supporter as well, I can't afford much, but I feel your content on youtube alone is well worth paying for, my excitement and learning you have even more content for patreon supporters (which i only figured out after supporting) makes it all the more worthwhile! thank you.
It's amazing how much detail goes into something so small. Wish that level of quality was a bit more widely used in general products. Great to watch again Chris
George Harris Thanks for taking the time George.
It's videos like these that inspired me to start with machining myself. Thank you so much!
+hellnawnaw Cheers mate, thanks for watching!
I've never seen anything similar, the amount of effort and care put into each piece is astounding. Your videos are a machinist wet dream. Really hoping to see it finished. Subscribed.
+Victor Arnaiz Cheers Victor, very pleased to have your sub. Thanks for watching.
I love the work and the feel of the videos. Very calming.
+Robert McCain Thanks very much Robert, I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Your work is truly amazing,absolutely love your videos keep up the great craftsmanship your doing.
so satisfying watching that