What is a "tourbillon" and what is its purpose?

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

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  • @3DPrinterAcademy
    @3DPrinterAcademy  2 года назад +110

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    • @algodoomarbleracing
      @algodoomarbleracing Год назад +2

      That’s a tri-axial tourbillon

    • @warlockpaladin2261
      @warlockpaladin2261 Год назад +2

      There are two springs! Are they just kicking each other's energy back and forth using the cogs' rotation steps as conduits? 🤨

    • @BobBob-nr1zt
      @BobBob-nr1zt Год назад

      more simple, not more simpler

    • @theMerzavets
      @theMerzavets Год назад +1

      @@warlockpaladin2261 the same is in _any_ mechanical watch without pendulum: one spring to power entire mechanism, one for balance wheel. The second spring plays the same role for balance as gravitation for pendulum.

  • @zacharieroitner6147
    @zacharieroitner6147 Год назад +937

    This is actually a good example of a gyro-tourbillon, would be really cool on my desk (I work at a watch company)

    • @oceanbytez847
      @oceanbytez847 Год назад +33

      you must be banking because holy cow i never realized watches could be sold for 6 figures. The profit margin must be huge!

    • @sirgiulianadave8495
      @sirgiulianadave8495 Год назад

      Not necessarily, theres many jobs in big swiss watchmaking companies that will get you only a little above minimum wage.
      Independant watchmakers have a lot of expenses so margins are not huge.@@oceanbytez847

    • @le9038
      @le9038 Год назад +58

      You work at a watch company? What do you watch?

    • @sorryboss8550
      @sorryboss8550 Год назад

      @@le9038watch do you watch

    • @ianshanklin1802
      @ianshanklin1802 Год назад

      They watch Mojo@@le9038

  • @modulo3664
    @modulo3664 Год назад +316

    The tourbillon was first theorized by John Arnold, Breguet's close friend, but died before he could actually make one. Breguet gave the first tourbillon to Arnold's son who had apprenticed under Breguet. Breguet had also sent his own son to apprentice under Arnold - they were that tight.

    • @T100-t5t
      @T100-t5t 9 месяцев назад +8

      Brilliant piece of information 🎉

    • @Benzinilinguine
      @Benzinilinguine 8 месяцев назад +5

      He was one in tourbillion

  • @footnuke
    @footnuke 2 года назад +234

    Man, I just started 3D printing and thought I'd just end up printing random bits of plastic. The quality and ingenuity of your designs are really inspiring and I look forward to following along with your new 100 day challenge.

  • @3sotErik
    @3sotErik 2 года назад +112

    Things like this AMAZE me. Thinking about how people would design & make these without computers or 3D CAD is astonishing.

    • @LouisvilleKyrich
      @LouisvilleKyrich 9 месяцев назад +4

      Naw.try no computers and the knowledge we used to get came from research at the actual library in a sea of books.
      To get knowledge in the early days was even more difficult because they were riding horses and buggy and library materials was still not available like it was after 1900s

  • @silvrcel
    @silvrcel Год назад +262

    Gyro tourbillons weren't invented in 1800-1900 for pocket watches. The single axis tourbillon were invented in that period and were used to average out positional deviations of the balance wheel. You can adjust a watch to be accurate to one orientation but it'll deviate if you put it in a different orientation because of gravity. A tourbillon tries to average out the different deviations so that the watch is more accurate

    • @Ollitopay
      @Ollitopay Год назад +22

      I remember reading somewhere that they were made for sailing. The motion of the ocean made it hard to keep time like you said. And I think you’re right about the pocket watch thing, too. Im pretty sure they were for clocks on the wall of a ship.

    • @Phethario
      @Phethario Год назад +6

      @@Ollitopay Jupp. Called chronometers.
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronometer_watch

    • @terrypussypower
      @terrypussypower Год назад +1

      It’s spelt “tourBILLON” not “….BILLION”.
      Funnily enough I made that exact same mistake about 15 minutes ago when I first read up about the “tourbillon” in watches!
      The reason I looked it up at all was because I was curious why “billion” was in that word!
      I though it was trying to “big up” the watch…like it was really expensive or something! Lol!
      That shows how ignorant I am of horology.

    • @terrypussypower
      @terrypussypower Год назад +1

      @Ollitopay. I’m sure that’s another invention you’re thinking of. I recall seeing a documentary about that subject on the BBC some years back.
      I think that was something to do with a gyroscopic action, but I could be wrong…

    • @silvrcel
      @silvrcel Год назад +3

      @@terrypussypower You're right, it's tourbillon. No idea why I ended up spelling tourbillion. Maybe some autocorrect suggested that spelling.

  • @CreativeMindstorms
    @CreativeMindstorms 2 года назад +30

    You learn something new all the time when watching a 3D Printer Academy video!
    Great video!

  • @ArbitraryMind
    @ArbitraryMind 2 года назад +224

    This is so cool. Makes me want to buy my own 3d Printer.

    • @sarahskileth6925
      @sarahskileth6925 2 года назад +22

      Be warned, they are finicky devices. Also, if you do get one, you should learn how to 3D Model and use CAD

    • @sarahskileth6925
      @sarahskileth6925 2 года назад +7

      @DaddyVet2.0 that's very true, but some people might not find that fun.

    • @venthril7745
      @venthril7745 2 года назад +6

      @DaddyVet2.0 Disagree. It's a huge learning curve, and the ptfe tube hotends come with constant clogs and jams. It's enough to have already made thousands of people rage quit and sell their printers. There's just so much stuff that goes wrong, most people don't have the patience and time to invest into these things. It can be overwhelming. Then, even after you learn everything. It can be a hassle doing constant maintenance. They require so much time and effort, for some people, it's just not worth it. They rather just buy the prints they want instead. I have a Phaetus Dragonfly hot end coming in the mail. The PTFE tube set up has driven me crazy. Hopefully this will get my printer back in action.

    • @vennation9999
      @vennation9999 2 года назад +4

      @DaddyVet3D i also disagree and agree with @venthril

    • @Kid_Ikaris
      @Kid_Ikaris Год назад +3

      @DaddyVet3D you say Don't listen to the guy above you. But in your second comment you are the guy above you.
      Just thought that was interesting. Keep 3D printing 🙂

  • @konsul2006
    @konsul2006 Год назад +26

    I could not get why you would make such a complex mechanism. When you told it was to do with gravity and precision, I was amazed. So smart! That watch was crazy too! :)

    • @oosmanbeekawoo
      @oosmanbeekawoo Год назад

      Sometimes people get into complexity for the hell of it! 🤯

  • @lordgimpsbury2515
    @lordgimpsbury2515 8 месяцев назад +4

    When he said the price of the tourbillon watch I was like "400? I might just save up and- THOUSAND??? Nevermind that!"

  • @Hundy_2409
    @Hundy_2409 8 месяцев назад +1

    I truly love mechanical artworks and the harmonious coordination of numerous mechanical details! Thank u for video

  • @johnhenryweber665
    @johnhenryweber665 2 года назад +7

    This is incredible. It really makes me want to invest in a 3d printer.

  • @adamhaziqsalleh
    @adamhaziqsalleh Год назад +2

    What a piece for display. Beautiful

  • @gownerjones
    @gownerjones 8 месяцев назад +2

    I will print this but modify it with a stepper motor that constantly keeps the spring tensioned, so it can run without human input and makes for a nice desk or shelf sculpture.

  • @zachw2906
    @zachw2906 Год назад +5

    I am gobsmacked - I thought the tourbillon was just a gimbal cage that let the drive mechanism stay upright no matter what orientation the watch was in (not sure how I thought power was transferred from a free-rotating gimbal cage to a watch). This makes SO much more sense

    • @cchavezjr7
      @cchavezjr7 9 месяцев назад

      I don't think you're wrong though. There's no room for the mechanism to freely spin in the watches like that. They would have to be extremely thick. Unless the workings have changed for wrist watches today and he's showing an older traditional.

  • @ErdingerLi
    @ErdingerLi Год назад +15

    Every time I feel like society is becoming a lil more primitive, I search for clockwork videos like these to remind me of how insanely genius these mechanisms are...

    • @watchm4ker
      @watchm4ker 8 месяцев назад +1

      No, just accustomed to casual miracles.
      There is an electronic circuit with more components then that entire watch, operating on timings hundred of times as precise, and so small that it could sit happily on the tourbillon’s hairspring, whose entire function is to read the inputs on your keyboard (Or touchscreen, if you’re on a phone.)
      That’s to say nothing of the feats of international co-orperation, decades of research by thousands of engineers and computer scientists, and the labour of millions to create a wold-wide information network to carry this video, to you, for the cost of a few advertisements.
      And you consider these feats, unthinkable to humanity at the time of the Tourbillon’s invention, so mundane and trivial you consider humanity to have *regressed.*

    • @Loquacious_Jackson
      @Loquacious_Jackson 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@watchm4kercalm down nerd

  • @kris10957
    @kris10957 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for explaining how it works

  • @nilsvids
    @nilsvids 2 года назад +11

    "You can get it for about 4 hundred" me: *hey I might get one* "THOUSAND dollars" *oh.*

    • @SurajSinghTomarArya
      @SurajSinghTomarArya 11 месяцев назад

      They are available for under $300 from Chinese brands.

  • @ThomasBarone
    @ThomasBarone Год назад +2

    I've wanted to know about this for about 10 years now.

  • @RoccosStuff
    @RoccosStuff Год назад +3

    This is mind blowing. Great work!

  • @EhRandomGuy
    @EhRandomGuy Год назад +16

    Got a link to the STL? If not, credits to the original files?

    • @sillylung
      @sillylung 11 месяцев назад

      I came to the comments looking for the same thing

    • @nahbroT_T
      @nahbroT_T 3 месяца назад +1

      @@sillylung bro dont reply getting my hopes up. :(

    • @sillylung
      @sillylung 3 месяца назад

      @@nahbroT_T I was hoping you were replying with the link

    • @nahbroT_T
      @nahbroT_T 3 месяца назад

      @@sillylung lol

  • @cripz1436
    @cripz1436 9 месяцев назад

    That is so cool! At first I was like this reminds me of a watch and as I watched and learned so much more I was right. Great educational video bro ❤

  • @johnh539
    @johnh539 Год назад +2

    Just grate. Beautiful, informative and fun.

  • @yourvenparianen5390
    @yourvenparianen5390 Год назад +2

    This would be a nice little fun desk toy to have

  • @Mruczkowskki
    @Mruczkowskki Год назад +1

    you films are perfect your 3D printer is pro

  • @spacecat2902
    @spacecat2902 Год назад +8

    watch makers: "it is very difficult to make tourbillon watches. this is why they are very expensive"
    this guy: "lemme 3D print gyro tourbillon"

    • @cldream
      @cldream Год назад +4

      Because it is, at the scale they're doing. You'd need steady hands to work anything on a watch with small gears and/or bearings.

  • @MrFranklitalien
    @MrFranklitalien Год назад +1

    such a beautiful print

  • @SparrowHawk183
    @SparrowHawk183 Год назад +30

    Awesome build! But are the STL files available? Or credits to original creator?

  • @johnnyyuma7337
    @johnnyyuma7337 Год назад +12

    I'd like to add that tourbillons while looking fantastic are completely unnecessary in today's mechanical wrist watches as you're constantly moving the escapement (and your wrist) into different positions. If i had the money though I'd buy me a JLC Gyrotourbillon 😅

  • @itemushmush
    @itemushmush 2 года назад +5

    amazing. ASMR from all of the clicking!

    • @itemushmush
      @itemushmush 2 года назад +1

      also how on earth do they get the gears so small in the $400k watch?! intricate

  • @Sandman.68.
    @Sandman.68. Год назад

    Ahhh the new Jacob & Co. So elegant, refined and yet strong . You need a 2 foot square fishtank to put it in 😂😂

  • @planethedgehog2427
    @planethedgehog2427 9 месяцев назад

    I think that it'd be neat to make that contraption with a mount to hold a cheap mechanical watch as a place to keep the watch when not on the owner's wrist, so that it keeps better time, reducing the inaccuracies to just the daytime when the owner is wearing it.
    Also, I'd like to see a 3D printed "Curta," a mechanical calculator.

  • @designedbyheinz.ginkulmwes2948
    @designedbyheinz.ginkulmwes2948 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing video! 🙂

  • @PackthatcameBack
    @PackthatcameBack Год назад +1

    You should make one that's the newest, 3D version of the tourbillon. If you haven't heard of it I recommend to look it up; if you thought a normal tourbillon was cool, that thing will blow your mind.

  • @benjaminperkins9165
    @benjaminperkins9165 Год назад +9

    There’s also some basic, fairly decent Chinese tourbillon watches available now for around $400

    • @CalvinsWorldNews
      @CalvinsWorldNews Год назад +1

      Although the build quality is such that that a non-tourbillon watch would be far more accurate
      To be fair, most of the tourbillon watches also come with materials+brand that justify the price. When I was bought the wife's wedding ring (at Cartier) after I paid I asked to try on their £120k watch for a minute and it honestly was impressive. I could imagine wearing that thing and asking anyone for anything, I can honestly see why top businessmen get in on the expensive watch thing, it just fills you with the idea that you own a room.
      (I didn't get it, although I do have an expensive Breitling)

  • @joebenzz
    @joebenzz Год назад +2

    Make it in shiny bronze and you'll have a functioning steampunk gadget.

  • @EduardoNascimbeni
    @EduardoNascimbeni 2 года назад +2

    Awesome, love it!

  • @jonsmith864
    @jonsmith864 2 года назад +2

    You need to put watch, and tourbillon in the title and the video may blow up towards people who love watches and that type of movement

  • @weeaboobaguette3943
    @weeaboobaguette3943 Год назад +1

    Clueless innocent : magic doesn't exist.
    Clockmakers : *YOOOOO CHECK DIS BROTHA*

  • @Nas0388
    @Nas0388 9 месяцев назад +1

    This is so cool

  • @jason300c1
    @jason300c1 Год назад

    This helped. Was the information I wanted to know.

  • @hey_how_are_ya
    @hey_how_are_ya 2 года назад +7

    Would a resign printer be better for printing out these parts to have a smaller tolerance between the gear teeth?

    • @miketilley
      @miketilley 2 года назад +1

      The "hair spring" is springy because of the type of plastic used in this example. Resin might be too brittle for that piece. Worth a try though don't you think?

    • @AdamKnappdoesthings
      @AdamKnappdoesthings Год назад

      ⁠@@miketilleyprint the gears with resin, the spring with abs!

  • @edwardfletcher7790
    @edwardfletcher7790 2 года назад +6

    It's an amazing 3D print, but exactly how is it anti-gravity ??

    • @bluamethyst3107
      @bluamethyst3107 2 года назад +18

      it is not exactly anti-gravity, per se. You see as it rotates the gravity pulls it down from another angle which effectively just makes it more accurate than your regular movement. In your average watch gravity pulls on one single side, but on a tourbillion it is evenly distributed.

    • @edwardfletcher7790
      @edwardfletcher7790 2 года назад

      @@bluamethyst3107 That's a really good explanation, thank you 👍😆

    • @boeubanks7507
      @boeubanks7507 Год назад +1

      Anti-gravity as in opposing gravity. This is a bit tongue in cheek since, by that definition, standing up makes you an anti-gravity machine.

  • @EdKolis
    @EdKolis Год назад +6

    I'm surprised that Micro Center would sponsor a RUclips video, given that they don't exactly have stores everywhere like some companies do. But I'm lucky enough to have one nearby and they're great!

    • @Nevir202
      @Nevir202 Год назад +2

      They sponsor a LOT of YT vids. Probably worthwhile for them, because they also have an online store, so it helps to grow both their web and physical sales.

    • @EdKolis
      @EdKolis Год назад +1

      @@Nevir202 Oh, didn't realize they had an online store now!

  • @Jamingooo
    @Jamingooo 7 месяцев назад

    This is amazing. Did you go to college? What did you get diploma in? Are you a watchmaker?

  • @TillURide420
    @TillURide420 Год назад

    Jacob and Co took some notes from this 3d print

  • @ruuerian
    @ruuerian Год назад

    Yooo, thats cool looking!!

  • @donaldshannon3764
    @donaldshannon3764 9 месяцев назад

    I believe it was originally made for chronographs to cancel out the effects of gravity and position of the chronograph thus improving accuracy.

  • @jakemeyer8188
    @jakemeyer8188 Год назад

    I don't speak French, but to my ears your pronunciation of "tourbillon" sounds pretty fantastic, and I'm grateful for the lesson on how to actually pronounce it...because I keep having to correct myself after accidently saying, "tor-billion"...

    • @asialsky
      @asialsky Год назад

      I double L in French is a long E in English. French is a bit odd.

    • @thatoneguy8064
      @thatoneguy8064 Год назад

      it's kinda cringe and exaggerated, so don't follow him too closely

    • @denver2ter
      @denver2ter 9 месяцев назад

      @@asialskypas du tout

  • @__________________________Fred
    @__________________________Fred 11 месяцев назад +2

    While it's quite a few more pieces to put together and while understanding that it's a delicate thing, I still don't understand why this justifies the prices for such watches to be that much higher. Because If you understand how the parts interact, it's actually a very simple design and when you got the parts, the plans for the assembly and the hands of a watch maker, then it should be "simple" for an expert to put together? Basically it's just a gear turning it one way and a second gear turning it once more. That will be 200k more please.

  • @Shotter
    @Shotter 6 месяцев назад

    Holy shit, Micro Center still exists???

  • @mistadopeman
    @mistadopeman Год назад

    Pretty cool video.

  • @cynthiacupler8005
    @cynthiacupler8005 Год назад

    I love this,I want one.❤️

  • @MoonGuardian866
    @MoonGuardian866 Год назад

    "You can get it for four hundred..."
    me "Oh thats aight"
    "- THOUSAND DOLLARS"
    me : "nvm"

  • @michaelpcoffee
    @michaelpcoffee Год назад

    I've seen the intended purpose: I've never seen if it actually makes watches more accurate.

  • @cjmarsh504
    @cjmarsh504 9 месяцев назад

    I love to have one of those on my desk

  • @porscheoscar
    @porscheoscar 11 месяцев назад

    how much would it cost to sell this? I would have this running on my desk all day. So cool. And about the only Tourbi I'll ever afford or spend money on.

  • @williamburroughs9686
    @williamburroughs9686 8 месяцев назад

    2:36 I knew it reminded me of a gyrostabilizer.
    3:20 Why not just 3D print the watch itself?

  • @paulromsky9527
    @paulromsky9527 Год назад

    Did they use these on ships that required them to maintain accuracy from Greenwich time as they sailed east or west to determine longitude. Latitude was found by measuring the angle of star Polaris.

    • @thamiordragonheart8682
      @thamiordragonheart8682 Год назад

      These aren't precise enough to keep absolute time for a many-week or month-long sea voyage and get a good longitude measurement.
      If you really want to learn about the clocks the British used to solve longitude, Drachinfel has a great video about the longitude problem, the shocking precision of the clocks that were used, and some of the crazy alternative ideas that were floated.

    • @paulromsky9527
      @paulromsky9527 Год назад

      @@thamiordragonheart8682 Thanks for the info, I will check out the link.

  • @abdulrahmanbolboshoot5841
    @abdulrahmanbolboshoot5841 11 месяцев назад +1

    Is there files available to 3d print this

  • @waltperko8389
    @waltperko8389 Год назад +1

    Y would I subscribe when there isn't a link at the top to download all the .STL files to build one myself?

  • @kevincharles112
    @kevincharles112 2 месяца назад

    Are the plans for this available anywhere? I dont see them on your site ... thanks!

  • @reusablemussel1
    @reusablemussel1 2 года назад +2

    Do you have an STL?

  • @DaughterOfDrakes
    @DaughterOfDrakes Год назад

    "400" wow that doesn't sound right at all, I was sure it'd be a lot more. "Thousand dollars." *Ahhhhh*, there we are.

    • @RockyPixel
      @RockyPixel Год назад

      "...to fire this weapon for twelve seconds."

  • @JavierBonillaC
    @JavierBonillaC 7 месяцев назад

    What was the purpose of building this complex mechanism question mark

  • @sananselmospacescienceodys7308
    @sananselmospacescienceodys7308 10 месяцев назад

    I always thought that the Tourbillon was a gimmick. Something extremely complex but does it really enhance accuracy?

  • @stingreen
    @stingreen Год назад

    12 years ago I invested into a 3d printing company and the founders made me believe that 3d printing will change how people innovate and how complex objects would be printed at home easily. During this time the 3d printing market far exceeded my expactations. However, the company I invested managed to bankrupt few years ago. Seeing the future is only a part of the success. Let's not forget that.

  • @eaglechawks3933
    @eaglechawks3933 Год назад

    Seems like this would have been a good invention for making a more accurate ships chronometer.

  • @loombaron
    @loombaron 6 месяцев назад

    where did you download the blueprints for 3D printing?

  • @SIMARJEETMEHTA
    @SIMARJEETMEHTA Месяц назад

    Can you make a 3D Tourbillon model like Jaeger-Lecoultre has?

  • @jimjmcdonnell62
    @jimjmcdonnell62 Год назад

    How does the power get transferred to the watch hands? 🤔

  • @olafmarzocchi6194
    @olafmarzocchi6194 8 месяцев назад

    Link to the project? I think I saw it online in the past but I cannot find it anymore. The video description provides nothing.

  • @ATrippyManeHD
    @ATrippyManeHD Год назад

    3:17 "You can get it for 400... (that sounds pretty che..) thousand doll hairs" yea that name does sound expensive 😮

  • @nathangamble125
    @nathangamble125 Год назад

    He's a Swedish dwarf in Overwatch. His purpose is to build turrets.

  • @jessebb193
    @jessebb193 Год назад

    If it’s spinning how can it transfer movement to the other gears to move the hands?

  • @jerebrock19987
    @jerebrock19987 Год назад

    3D print? Love the lego vibe

  • @TechSavagePro
    @TechSavagePro 2 месяца назад

    Does it have a motor

  • @mcsquared5005
    @mcsquared5005 Год назад

    I'm a watch guy , I would love to have one of these to explain a gyro tourbillion to my nephew

  • @timm916
    @timm916 5 месяцев назад

    Great description........sarkasm

  • @christophegallis186
    @christophegallis186 10 месяцев назад

    Hi, great model, how can we get a 3D model ? Thanks

  • @AldoCugnini
    @AldoCugnini 8 месяцев назад

    The verbal description is a little off... The reason you need the tourbillion is not to offset the force of gravity, but rather, to offset the effect of changing the physical position of the watch throughout the day, as it is differentially affected by gravity.

  • @Laerei
    @Laerei Год назад

    "It costs about 400..."
    Me: Oh, expensive but I could afford it!
    "...thousand dollars"
    Me: I couldn't afford it in ten lifetimes.

  • @StanCrest
    @StanCrest Год назад

    What is the source for a 3D printed one of these that I can buy?
    Thanks,
    Scott

  • @Kyezie131
    @Kyezie131 6 месяцев назад

    Where is the stl file for this? Why would the stl not be linked??

  • @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536
    @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 11 месяцев назад

    My life is a tourbillon of nightmares.

  • @lofdz
    @lofdz 9 месяцев назад

    Where can I get the printable 3D file for this design?

  • @LarryPanozzo
    @LarryPanozzo Год назад

    I wonder how much better it keeps time

  • @YolandaPlayne
    @YolandaPlayne Год назад

    I bet it's made to keep time in a watch by averaging out forces from moving around.

  • @tru_710
    @tru_710 2 года назад +2

    Damn it. I don't have $400000 for a tourbillon watch.

    • @DanaTheInsane
      @DanaTheInsane Год назад +1

      You can buy one from China for about $500. Seagull makes one.

  • @autodidact537
    @autodidact537 9 месяцев назад

    Looks like a 'whirlwind' to me!

  • @cem_kaya
    @cem_kaya Год назад +1

    where can i find the stl ?

  • @colinubeh1180
    @colinubeh1180 6 месяцев назад +1

    Tourbillon is a cool piece of engineering. But Tourbillon watches are EXPENSIVE.

  • @AldoCugnini
    @AldoCugnini 8 месяцев назад

    Where do I get one (the plastic version)?

  • @commentator2.0
    @commentator2.0 Год назад

    That’s pretty cool. Looks like you could sell that for 1 million dollars

  • @davidconiglio7577
    @davidconiglio7577 Год назад +1

    I think I want to buy a 3D printer .I have an idea about textile that takes 3 cotton yarn and makes a new yarn or can be used for fishing lines .

    • @3DPrinterAcademy
      @3DPrinterAcademy  Год назад

      I recommend the new Bambu Lab A1 Mini to get started. it’s small but affordable and easy to use.

  • @ms.annthrope415
    @ms.annthrope415 11 месяцев назад

    I'll just wear a quartz watch and be done with positional deviations. Sometimes the point of diminishing returns is too obvious.

  • @lataty9190
    @lataty9190 10 месяцев назад

    Where to buy please 🙏

  • @ghost_ship_supreme
    @ghost_ship_supreme Год назад

    I wonder if this has any uses in astronomy, specifically for tracking a star’s orbit across the sky

  • @joshuawebb7091
    @joshuawebb7091 Год назад

    So if you have a cnc or laser cutter you could scale down the 3d print models, assemble and make a $500k watch at home since linking this to the hands of the watch itself would just be a manner of setting up gear reduction sizes so it moves at the right rates on each hand.
    Quite fidly and fine in the nature of the work outside of using it for wall clocks but if you could even get a return a fraction of the $500k pricemark such pieces go for you could start a business marketed toward exclusivity and elite product lines.

    • @lucasljs1545
      @lucasljs1545 Год назад

      That model have this price more because of material. You can buy normal ones for 3 or 5k. The normal range for these good watches

  • @scottbattaglia8595
    @scottbattaglia8595 6 месяцев назад

    They always remind me of analog inertia guidance system.