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Mark, can you adapt this to also accommodate hand setting tools and when will it be for sale? Great video as always.

For a watchmaker, who is always so precise and accurate, who works with small delicate items, you were so clumsy when handling the powder coated parts. Lol. Pretty cool that you can do it at home though.

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Mr mark how to guessing size if you can do that computer

Have finished the project just recently. All works well, smooth, and with no wobble. Used the same color powder coating, so the finished tool looks great, too. Thank you, Mark, for the plans.

What size lathe are you using?

Anyone know what happened to this guy? No activity for 8mo. ?

Excellent, love the comentry 👍🥃🥃

I am now starting this project. Thank you, Mark, for the drawings! The length of the rails is missing for some reason. What should be the correct length? 100mm?

Beautiful color as well 👌🏾😸

Mark, I have an Omega Estrela that has seen some better days. It would be an honor to have you work on it and a dream come true if you make a video about it. Please let me know if you would be interested, of course I would pay for your services. Thank you in advance for your time and I hope to hear from you soon!!

This is the kind of video that suddently gets recommended in like 10 years and gets 10 M views

you are the bestever ;)

Very beautiful tool made

What was the thickness of the aluminium bar?

I'm enjoying your work in creating tools almost as much as I enjoy watching you work on the watches with them! Outstanding, and thank you for all the efforts and explanations! This is truly wonderful work. :)

Tip: your text would be easier to read if you scrolled it more smoothly from the right.

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hello Mark on the lathe you have mounted the OXA-000 quick change tool post or OXA-100 ?

Any chance you could do a DIY watch demagnetiser as fed up with the blue bricks of doom just not working and I reckon you could build a far better one :)

Mark your machining skills are awesome. I’ve made a movement holder like the Bergeon 4040 and a case holder as well. I have a few projects up my sleeve with my programming software and cad paired with a cnc machine. Keep up the good work!

Great job as usual.

I was hoping you had a open mic when you saw what happened to your mat, AAAUUUUGGGHHH!!!!!! or NNNOOOOOO!!!

Martin's vids are spot on and he's such a nutter too :) I was wondering if the chrome and gold chrome powder coats could be used to rejuvenate a bad plated watch case as I have eye too the hyrdo-silver for watch cases which produces a high chrome like effect using a silver "wash".

Very nice project. And one more tool I'll have to buy!

Good job as I expected from you, take care when powdering. A question: I have to set the seconds central chrono hand to zero position on an omega speedmaster automatic (valjoux 7750). It stands on 2 o'clock position when reseted. Is it much more complicated to get this hand off and on than a usual seconds hand on a 3hander? Thanks and regards.

Hey, what are you marking the plate with? The pen like tool

That seems a nice simple way to powder coat - good result ! I yelled 'nooooo' out loud when you wiped that acetone off your cutting mat, Mark :o) Acetone is (I'm sure you know) a plastic eater - can't put it near _any_ plastic unless you have tested it first - even tough polycarb will be trashed by it :O( IPA is plastic friendly, but doesn't clean quite as well of course.

Very nice tool. Excellent design and craftsmanship. Looking forward to more projects on this channel.

Brilliant new channel! Tip top! Thanks

Did you use a 3D CAD programme for the animation & drawings? Brilliant tutorial, thanks.

Great painting model metal cars. But Would definitely recommend using gloves a mask and a ventilator fan, if don't want cancer.

Brilliant. I'm not sure how my life can continue without that powder coating device!!!

It seems to use the friction of the powder to the plastic pipe to generate the static charge.

"Manuals are for wimps!" LOL! They are usually so poorly written as to render them utterly useless anyway.

Subscribed! Gave me new insight into something I hadn’t considered for my own projects.

I've seen powder coating done many times in person. Looks like you did pretty much everything right, except for the gloves part. Looks great.

It looks good enough. Have you tried to bake your hand after you coated it? ")

Well done,looks great and thanks for the shout out.

It was machining that made interested in watch making, so I'm very much looking forward to this channel!

i hope you build a watch case from scratch

Hi Mark. Love your work. Got hooked on your Watch Repair videos and now your workshop exploits. Brilliant stuff. Refreshing to see someone show how things sometimes don’t work out right the first time and need a do over😂. One thing, if I may. You sometimes leave the Lathe Chuck Key in the Lathe. Man, this freaks me out😲. Please make more of these videos but also keep posting the watch repair videos too.

Mark, once you start making tooling it never stops. One project leads to another. I have made a clock test stand, spring winder, staking tool and a complete watch makers lathe with all its tooling. I love every minute of it.enjoy it.

Thanks for this channel, Mark. I admire your candour in mentioning the first attempt at the bush. Even experienced machinists "blow it" sometimes. No sense beating ourselves up - just start again and avoid the mistake next time. If it can be recovered the learning is just as valuable.

I enjoyed it and look forward to seeing the rest of the series.

Were you a machinist first, or a watch repair expert? Love your content!

Good to see you use a starter-drill (countersink). So many videos I have watched with machining processes and these are not used. I was taught many years ago by English and German toolmakers, and they insisted every time I make a hole, use a starter drill, as regular drills can wobble off center easily. I believe I will enjoy this channel as much as the Watch Repair channel. Thank you Mark!