3D Printing a Watch Movement Project
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3D Printing a Watch Movement Project

By Jocke - Bad Santa · Nov 24, 2019 · 27 replies
Jocke - Bad Santa
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It starts with my wife come home with a package to me. A 3D printer that I have to put together. This is something new for me so I have to figure it out how it works. Next step is to figure it out how to print. So I have to get some filament. My first work did not go well, the freaking cat jump off

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It starts with my wife come home with a package to me.

A 3D printer that I have to put together.

This is something new for me so I have to figure it out how it works.

Next step is to figure it out how to print.

So I have to get some filament.

My first work did not go well, the freaking cat jump off the plate before it was finished.

So why not start with a serious project?

This is cool.

The quality is really good.

So after a few days it looks  better and better.

And now I print like a pro.

And here is the final result.

 




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AM
amanico
Nov 24, 2019
Now that is some serious masterclass! [nt]

VM
VMM
Nov 24, 2019
Bravo! clap, clap, clap [nt]

KR
Krinck
Nov 24, 2019
Just wow!

How do you input the design, do you have to make it yourself or do you download it?

JO
Jocke - Bad Santa
Nov 24, 2019
It's not my design

I have download the files and make them printable with a software.

FA
FabR
Nov 24, 2019
Fantastic job! I'd give it the Geneva Seal or at least the Stockholm Seal immediately! :-) [nt]

BR
Brandon Skinner
Nov 24, 2019
BRAVO!!!

Noisy little sucker though!🙉

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