It depends on how close it is to plastic deformation. Could be 20 minutes, could be 20 centuries. There is a level of stress below which any material can handle an infinite number of loading cycles.
Wow 😮 what a wonderful sound. Subscribed and well just wow, never in a million years did I expect the sound emanating from a 3D printed object 😁🏴👍
It was printed with a resin printer, not your typical fdm printer, the tolerances are a lot more accurate and the print detail is so fine you cant see the layer lines
...and just when I think there are no more parts which will fit on top of the parts, more parts are added. Then it makes a huge screeching noise like a harpy and starts counting down. It does not explode because modern bombs don't tick. Seriously though, this is one hell of a 3D print. Well done.
So easy to agree with everyone else, this is an exceptional piece of work and craftsmanship, very, very well done. Thank you for sharing it and yes, I’ll definitely be contacting you regarding the files. Exceptional work, thank you 10x👍🏻😎
No way this actually works. I would never think that plastic could be elastic enough to support this kind of mechanism. Amazing. I feel just how I would feel if someone 3d printed a coffee pot and made coffee in it.
I can understand how the tourbillon rotates, but how is the power transferred from the gear train to the escapement/tourbillon? The escapement usually bridges the balance wheel and the gear train, but in this case, is there a pinion/gear underneath at the center the tourbillon that connects it to the gear train?
So what your saying is that if you can get this small enough to fit my wrist on a rubber strap with silicone clasps, that I would never have to take it off in customs? SOLD
This Video: *Exists 3 years ago*
RUclips: I’m about to recommend this man to everyone
Thank you FlashingBlueNeon
Wow I sure haven't seen a comment like this anywhere. At all. Never
I guess the more you write this, the faster the trend will pass.
Is there a STL or gcode file for this id like to print one for myself.
I dont mind to seeing this if it’s work
This sound! Somewhere between wood and metal.
That's plastic. The word you're searching for is plastic.
@Guybrush Threepwood this seems to be a resin printed using SLA, not PLA.
@@zoravar.k7904 Looks like Natural Colored ABS Similar to what is used in Stratasys Printers. Maybe.
1:27 Plastic on glass my friend. 3/8" thick Glass table (9mm)
The metallic sound is from the Glas desk underneath
Fine watchmakers: exist*
Cheap tourbillons: I'm about to end this man's whole career
Who designed it tho
Check out Clickspring.
pk tu dit ca
@@RazaXML the world's cheapest tourbillon watch is only about 500 usd!!!
Whereas the cheapest Swiss tourbillon is around 15,000 usd!
Old timey arc reactor
Wondering how long this would work before the wear and tear of the plastic wins
Thats nylon.. Youl be waiting a long time... 20 years
@@caradu9973 nylon? isnt that PLA
@@joemanning8564 no you can tell by the color..white. With slight gloss and slight translucency
It depends on how close it is to plastic deformation. Could be 20 minutes, could be 20 centuries. There is a level of stress below which any material can handle an infinite number of loading cycles.
is this a perpetual motion machine
I can just watch the video for 10 hours straight . The clocking is just so therapeutic
Thanks Sam
God i would run this thing constantly that sound is amazing
Other ppl would blow there brains out
The only downfall is that the rest of the clock assembly is going to cover the entire table.
This model only explains the tourbillon mechanism and will not indicate the time. Maybe a future model
Downfall? Clock in a table sounds pretty good to me!
Fully antimagnetic tourbillon. This guy is a genius.
Thank you Waszk Reslem
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Yeah. This mechanism would survive many things, for example, a nuke strike...
@@kilovolt2494 take that omega and its 15000 Gaus coaxial
Benito Mussolini like every mechanical watch.....
Wow 😮 what a wonderful sound. Subscribed and well just wow, never in a million years did I expect the sound emanating from a 3D printed object 😁🏴👍
Thanks Dean
So satisfying when those parts click into place 👍🏽
Thanks
Like from Russia. You best.
Как он добился такого качества печати!?
@X4sk1 It's exact
@@srombik We print with a professional printer
@X4sk1 We print in about 28 microns
That is incredible! Would you consider posting or selling print files so I could make one?
Thanks Sam. Contact us by email info@sdnd.ch
@@sddsarlspecificdevelopment6047 xD who are you?
@@yasyasmarangoz3577 It's the uploader, look the video description.
@@user-hj1dc2wp7v oops xD thank you
@@yasyasmarangoz3577 that came a littke late lol
So you post 1 video, that wrecks peoples heads, 3 years ago and then go away. Kudos to you!
Coming soon a new video
I am proud of this inventor who has very good knowledge about movements and non metallic inventions...liked you so much...!!!
Thanks
Your nerd level is at least 1000. I 3d print, but making thermal plastic fit with tolerance, and on top of that work for you. 1000.
More like level 27
It was printed with a resin printer, not your typical fdm printer, the tolerances are a lot more accurate and the print detail is so fine you cant see the layer lines
Nice trying to be humble. I am however, still very impressed with your contraption, well done. @@ethanwestergard2849
You have a great surface finish
And did you see his cuticles? Mmm.
Operator 801 wtf?
Yes, but to get such quality at a cost
3d printed tourbillon = Making sculpture with shovel
...and just when I think there are no more parts which will fit on top of the parts, more parts are added. Then it makes a huge screeching noise like a harpy and starts counting down. It does not explode because modern bombs don't tick.
Seriously though, this is one hell of a 3D print. Well done.
Where can I get those plans? Thank you!
Wow😳 what a masterpiece .....i can watch this a thousand times....so beautifull....👍
Jaeger-lecoultre wants to know your location
Switzerland
That heartbeat... It's alive.
So easy to agree with everyone else, this is an exceptional piece of work and craftsmanship, very, very well done. Thank you for sharing it and yes, I’ll definitely be contacting you regarding the files. Exceptional work, thank you 10x👍🏻😎
Thank you very much Philip
I need this, this is probably, well not probably, this is the only Tourbillon 🤑I'll ever be able to afford
Look that ! 😍. ruclips.net/video/DDE_oqEuyxM/видео.html
Wow super...3 years ago you have done this....what are you doing now...??
i see i'm not the only one who watched this in 2019
Nope lol
Nop ewe
Not anymore lol
Bravo beautiful mechanical part but it does not give the time your clock
Отличная работа !!
Thanks
Wow, i don't even know what this is, It's a bunch of things doing something, PRETTY SICK
holly cow thats the coolest demonstration I've ever seen!
Bello ! E sembra preciso
Grazie
No way this actually works. I would never think that plastic could be elastic enough to support this kind of mechanism. Amazing.
I feel just how I would feel if someone 3d printed a coffee pot and made coffee in it.
Love it from Spain.... so cool ... congrats.
Gracias frannelk
Great videos!!! Can't wait to watch more
Oh, and it makes such a lovely sound!
IWC, Piaget, Blancpain, & Jaeger LeCoutre: **Exists**
Nigga with a weird plastic maker: *Its Free Real Estate*
I can understand how the tourbillon rotates, but how is the power transferred from the gear train to the escapement/tourbillon? The escapement usually bridges the balance wheel and the gear train, but in this case, is there a pinion/gear underneath at the center the tourbillon that connects it to the gear train?
Is it that green thing that you attached at the start of the video that connects to the gear train?
Lembrou Pink Floyd ("Time")
Veey very Nice. Congrats
So what your saying is that if you can get this small enough to fit my wrist on a rubber strap with silicone clasps, that I would never have to take it off in customs? SOLD
1 step closer to 3d printing a Rolex.
Looks like bomb
This would make a great desk toy
Amazing printing quality ,, 😍
Thanks
I wonder how it keeps the same time momentum. As a time measuring device, how do you maintain it to have constant ticks?
Nice
Looks like something Producer Michael would wear.
*INTERSTELLAR INTENSIFIES*
3d printed time mechanism with spring and escapement
Looks like SLA method of printing, right?
NO. Technology Polyjet
Like from Ukraine. Very good)
Thanks
I have no idea what it does other than spin around and make ticking noises.
fantastic! thank you for posting this!!
Thanks
It moves but how does it keep time... Thats the question
Very interesting design! So cool how it works.
How many minuts dos its gos?
The video model is about 5 minutes but we are working on a new model with a greater power reserve
I can hear the timing errors. Wouldn't trust it on Everest FS
Great work, mate, that seems pretty accurate for a "plastic" mechanism. Dunno how can the elastic part work, though.
Вау.... Супер. 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thanks
Damn near perfectly match the BPM of the song i was listening to.
Congrats for all the time and effort ! Love and respect from London
Thank you George
well done , thats so nice.
Fantastic 👍👍
Окда. А где время?
There is no time display on this model
Is that made from a resin 3d printer??
awesome work 👍👍
Thanks Max
How long can it run?
The video model is about 5 minutes but we are working on a new model with a greater power reserve
Lo voglio!
wooooooooooooo wow!@!!!!! nice work!
Thanks
Beautiful work my friend
Have you determined the total running time for this system?
👍👍👍👍👍
What a tourbillion is supposed to do?
How much??? You could mass produce I would buy one. How much
The price depends on the number to be produced and I test different 3d printing technologies in order to propose a model at a good price.
I’d love to see more of this, liked & subscribed (:
Fantastic work, what is the accuracy in time keeping?
Would you make a clock out of that mechanism?
May be smaller
I think the ticking will keep me awake.... 🤨
That's avesome! What soft is the best for design parts? Is there any soft for android?
You could try Onshape or Fusion 360. We use that at school for 3d modeling
Im using a ipad mini 4 there are programs for 3d printing?
It's a great work!!! Thumbs up :)
Thank you
SUPER gemacht..👍👍👍
Can you make a design for flying tourbillon
there's one on thingiverse, just search for "Gyrotourbillon" or /thing2820444
Yes
QUE LINDO!
Obrigado
Daammmmn, very great work!!
Me encantaría imprimir este hermoso movimiento, donde puedo conseguir los slt y en que impresora lo puedo imprimir?
how long does it run for?
So amazing. Gotta have the models file for this.
Sorry but the files are not yet on sale.
Can i try it by my self? Can i have the STL to print it?
I want one haha, where can i get one/ do you have the printing Programm for it ?
Sorry but the files are not yet on sale.
amazing
Thanks
how long it will last?
Can you use Tourbillon in a toy car for the engine
very nice sound
how small can you make it?
The size depends on the technology used for the printing and the different constraints of the materials
Wow! Just wow.
What's this for?
What printer did you use to make this?
Cool which 3D printer have you used to print this awsome
Free Energy forever 😆
Man! What kind of printer did you use?
I print on printer with Polyjet technology
That's pretty wild!