In this watchmaking episode get tooled up, and start producing brass blanks which are going to be used to make my watch parts. Hopefully I will start to prototype my watch case in the next few months.
The finishing the milling cutter leaves is definitely not desirable for a watch, so in the future I will be undersizing the recesses and will do a final finishing pass on the watchmakers lathe.
I hope you enjoyed this episode, it was exciitng for me to see a prototype of the mainplate come to life, from my initial design using Fusion 360 to using the Bantam CNC machine to cut it out of brass. The next episode will be more watchmaking where I make the wheel bridges of my watch.
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Watchmaking Vlog Episode 51 In this watchmaking episode get tooled up, and start producing brass blanks which are going to be used to make my watch parts. Hopefully I will start to prototype my watch case in the next few months. The finishing the milling cutter leaves is definitely not desirable for a watch, so in the future I will
UPDATE: Since we filmed this video (which was not sponsored), Bantam Tools has decided that, while they will still have a pro-level subscription option, they will open up full feeds and speeds override to non-subscribers. Here’s their blog post about the announcement: https://www.bantamtools.com/blog/speeds-and-feeds-override-are-included
We test and review the new Bantam Tools Desktop CNC, a powerful three-axis milling machine for precision carving of aluminum, wood, and other hard materials. Jen walks us through her experience using the CNC as a stepping stone from 3D printing and laser cutting, navigating the CAM workflow with Bantam Tools’ user-friendly software. Here’s how this machine can fit into maker spaces and home workshops to level up a maker’s digital fabrication skillset.
NOTE: This is not a sponsored video.
Shot by Jen Schachter and edited by Norman Chan
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UPDATE: Since we filmed this video (which was not sponsored), Bantam Tools has decided that, while they will still have a pro-level subscription option, they will open up full feeds and speeds override to non-subscribers. Here’s their blog post about the announcement: https://www.bantamtools.com/blog/speeds-and-feeds-override-are-included We test and review the new Bantam Tools Desktop CNC, a powerful three-axis milling machine for precision
