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What I wouldn't give to be able to spend a few months in your amazing workshop learning how to do all this stuff. I'd even make the coffee!

WOW!!! Here I thought that an ‘ornamental or Rose engine lathe’ was simply an antique jeweler’s or watchmaker’s lathe that’s been dressed up with some shiny brass cogs and is functional - but mostly serves as a decoration!?!? Now I feel a bit foolish, but I THANK YOU for running through this, as I had no idea that those rosettes were serving as patterns that caused the movement necessary to etch those patterns! And it’s a manual machine?!?! And wow, a Grizzly brand compound X-Y table that only cost about 100$ is that capable? I’m wondering just how you steadied that sliding table, and if any of the wiggles that you’re noticing is at all due to the ACME threading. I literally filled my ACME threads with about six or seven strands of dental floss (I thought of plumbing tape, too) to try and diminish that wiggle. I’m noticing that wherever are those contact points that have a lot of space surrounding them, well you know. So maybe if I bore out some holes to drive in maybe four grub screws so to center it better, or better would be a spacer that slides right in so to occupy the empty spaces at those points of contact. If you have a lathe and can do those ACME threads, maybe then you could just make your own leadscrews that better accommodate the parts that move along them. I really am hopeful and am praying for you to do something like that, instead of shelling out more$ to do away with that one and replace it with something else. It looks like a decent bargain for such an affordable price. Im super stoked to see videos like these, as they help me to see how anything is possible and also inspire me to tackle mechanical challenges where I never knew I could see things that way before! Thanks a million!

Great video and machine. Thanks for sharing! Cheers

Great video. Was investigating "pre-CNC" techniques, I'm now obsessed with pantographs. What a beauty!

"Look around, can you form some sort of rudimentary lathe?!" This guy really understood Guy Fleegman's ask!

I don’t know if you will still see this message, and don’t know how to contact you. I’m new to OT and rose engine turning. I’m fortunate to meet a well known name in OT, who is building me a simplified version of a traditional rose engine, but with all the functionality. I will build the cabinetry. I’m so impressed with your build and your guilloche work. I’m in the process of buying a lathe and mill and am jumping in with both feet. I hope your journey is going well.

Is this a Deckel GK copy?

Earned a sub for the "Swiss Tears". Great video, beautiful dial!

Amazing ❤

Gracias por el vídeo. Una pregunta y quiza alguien me guié: la pubta guia tiene q ser igual al diámetro de la herramienta? Muchas gracias.

I am sorry, with all my heart, that you were born two centuries too late. You missed the zenith of western culture.

Hell yeah that is so neat. I wanna get in to making watches and this dial is incredibly inspiring 🔥💪

Why doesn’t he show each progression?

I don't understand how the pattern wheel translates from an X movement, as it follows the pattern, into the Y oscillation movement? Could you explain that please. Also you seem to be putting pressure on the cutter rather than an absolute movement in Y, is this by feel and how do you prevent too deep, or shallow a cut per rotation? This absolutely fascinates me and your videos are great, thanks.

Did you build that rose engine yourself? Incredible

great video & beautiful work

Insanely incredible. Almost unbelievable. Any chance you would do a video on your rose engine build? I have been trying to build one myself as buying a new one is a distant dream - monetary and otherwise

Knocked Loose as background music for machine building? Perfect!

Detail work is beautiful. I have no patience for it…kudos to you!!

Freakin gorgeous work! Excellent machine!

Outstanding! I am fascinated by rose engines, and seeing you build one has given me a lot of ideas. Thanks!

WHAT!!!!! Milling the feet like that???? Holy shit????

Holy. FUCK.

17:57 😂

Moze li masina negde da se kupi i po kojoj ceni

Hello What is the brand and model of this rose engine? home made? please can you give me a plan

I have run Deckel 3D Pamtografh years ago. You should have the cutter MUCH shorter.

Nice video thanks you. May I request no music in the future ?

This is superb. Great work making this from scratch.

1:57 my small milling machine was like that, so I used a ball screw zero backlash unit on the descending mill head. Works fabulously. 😊.

Fascinating seeing the whole process, Im really surprised at how little time was required in the rose gold plating bath. Im loving how you make your own gear

Can i sand video my work . Tell me your massage to me

hello, do you need pantograph master or 3d designer?

I wish i could learn this somewhere

Where's part 3?

Excellent craftmanship

Any update?

Thanks for showing us that. I spent ages at the end with the video frozen just staring at your work. I did find it hysterical that you left that ending in when you bumped your knee. Truly exceptional work.

I gotta ask: what's the difference between depth of cut and total depth?

<3!

Well, that is very fascinating. Despite the fact I know nothing of this kind of work. It certainly has a great appeal. Inventor, maker/machinist, mechatronic GYRO here. Thanks for sharing, and best wishes to you!

You're a lucky guy to not only have access to all these truly remarkable machines but to be able to use them so well. Thanks for taking us back to pre- CNC days!.

SWISS TEARS ☕️

wtf is this kind of sorcery. I need to now.. how did you make this brilliant interface to run the machine?! the mill i man .. u guide it with delrin blocks it seems. but how.

Okay the work is good but the soundtrack is not what I’d expect from a watchmaker. That lazy bassSnare. Working to full disgust of not syncopation. The soundtrack sucks ass. And doesn’t give the watchmaker and solid points here . The music is off on time I tonic because your are designing a watch which should always be on time. Pick better music

That’s amazing and tasteful as well. How much are the watches ? Any plans on selling dials?

US really needs to get with the metric system

I have no abilities to make a thing like this. What amazed me, was the number of steps taken to make the finished ( except for numbers and hands) dial. I would probably make a real mess of it if I tried. I would take the brass bar, face it in the lathe, part it off, glue it to a support and mill out the 12 recesses, then mill the pattern, then plate it. Where is that wrong? ( sorry, should have said, the dial is superb)

Can you tell us more about these machines you are using?

I just took charge of a Spanish clone of this machine, I see you are using a Urethane belt to drive the spindle; are you making them up yourself, what diameter are you using and is it better or very similar to the original rope type?