The Making of a Handmade Orrery

This video details the process I used to make a small batch of orreries. This is my 'Orrery Model 1', which has 8 planets plus Pluto, and each planet has a fairly accurate relative orbit period. This is powered by two AA batteries, and can run several hours.
Currently, this is the only orrery fully assembled, but I made enough parts to make 8 more. Each one will be priced at $1,250. As you can see in this video, these have a lot of precise moving parts, and with the amount of time it takes to make each one, I cannot ask for less.
I hope you enjoy this video, if you have any questions or comments, I'd love to hear them. Thanks!

[@_GOD_HAND_]

Dude I just found your channel. It's a shame you stopped making vids. This is great work.

[@DiamondAxolotl]

How did you get the transparent dome covering the gear assembly?

[@HuskyMachining]

cool as shit! I need to make my own one day

[@sprinklecreations4321]

Thanks much! I thought making 10 would be just as easy as making one, but I was wrong. I was SO wrong! Lol

[@HuskyMachining]

@@sprinklecreations4321 I hardly ever make more than 5 parts so every once in a while I'll take a job of 300 parts or so and I almost always regret it as I'm just a small 1 man shop so I feel ya

[@cassettelife9443]

Would you be interested in sales of your mechanical artworks in the global market? Please let me know your idea.