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Keon's Lab
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2014
My name is Keon, I am an Inventor. And I started this channel to deliver some of the highest quality videos you have ever seen.
I've spent the past few years designing all types of clever devices and inventions that I'm finally ready to share with the world.
Subscribe and join me on this exciting venture!
This youtube channel means so much to me because I used to be mute for most of my life, and I've watched too many opportunities walk past which I haven't been able to grab because I couldn't speak. So many ideas I never got to share and people I never got to meet. But with the creation of this channel, it is time for that chapter of my life to end, and for a new one to begin; I introduce to you: Keon's Lab.
I've spent the past few years designing all types of clever devices and inventions that I'm finally ready to share with the world.
Subscribe and join me on this exciting venture!
This youtube channel means so much to me because I used to be mute for most of my life, and I've watched too many opportunities walk past which I haven't been able to grab because I couldn't speak. So many ideas I never got to share and people I never got to meet. But with the creation of this channel, it is time for that chapter of my life to end, and for a new one to begin; I introduce to you: Keon's Lab.
Building a Mechanical Watch with AliExpress Parts | Seiko NH35 Build | Part 1
Hey everyone! So I've been quite interested recently in devices that measure time, both analog AND digital; and of course I love dense mechanical devices full of gears and springs and clever contraptions.
So I decided: why not try my hand at putting together a watch? And more specifically, a mechanical watch. Why? Well obviously because the gears look cool, but ALSO, because being part of gen z, I've never seen a mechanical watch before, so in this video I'm not only (partially) building a watch, but also using/learning about a mechanical watch for the first time ever.
So cool how something physical like a clock can evenly divide something as abstract as a dimension like time.
#watches #watch #mechanicalwatches
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:36 Fitting the Dial
02:29 Installing Hour Hand
03:55 Installing Minute Hand
05:14 Installing Seconds Hand
06:00 Setting Date & Time
11:32 Things I Learned & Part 2 Plans
12:00 Outro
So I decided: why not try my hand at putting together a watch? And more specifically, a mechanical watch. Why? Well obviously because the gears look cool, but ALSO, because being part of gen z, I've never seen a mechanical watch before, so in this video I'm not only (partially) building a watch, but also using/learning about a mechanical watch for the first time ever.
So cool how something physical like a clock can evenly divide something as abstract as a dimension like time.
#watches #watch #mechanicalwatches
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:36 Fitting the Dial
02:29 Installing Hour Hand
03:55 Installing Minute Hand
05:14 Installing Seconds Hand
06:00 Setting Date & Time
11:32 Things I Learned & Part 2 Plans
12:00 Outro
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You can actually buy these 👍
I have one of these, its 32 GB and bigger than any larger USB i have, always wondered how something so physicaly small outdoes a bigger one.
I didn't have a micro lens for my DSLR, so I just took my original lens, flipped it and had to hold it in place and it worked the same way. But it is very finicky to focus since the slightest movement make it out of focus, and it is harder than it looks to actually find the tiny thing you are looking for.
looks very nice! you have an awesome channel man
Thanks!!! I really appreciate that :)
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According to my extensive MTV Cribs research that is not where the magic happens.
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I find it insane how in the 50's a few kilobyte where the biggest storage you could achive and it was in HUGE boxes and now we have 500 gigabytes in something the size of a finger
Bro pads his word count like he’s writing a high school essay
Amazing content
1000w Led 😨
LOL! Bullshit. The normal plan with ink on transparent paper is historically the negative. If one originally had the means to make a photographic negative first, the whole use of the generally lower quality blueprint process later is absolutely senseless. That is only the new play-pretent-version of how blueprints CAN also be made today.
If there was a 10mw FM radio transmitter with good audio resolution it would have been the best
So a cyanotype?
I don't know if I would call that "microscope", but it's still a neat trick. I currently use a "ulefone armor 13" (3+ years going strong), at this point is very outdated but it has a macro lens option in the camera and it can do something comparable to this
bro just showed us some first steps on how to make our own cpu
I have this one. My uncle gave me & it had 32 GB.
heres another trick, if you dont have a lens from a 2 dollar camera, put a drop of water on your phone camera, make sure the drop is centred and get your camera very close to the object you want to look at, focus it by changing the distance between the camera and the object. you might want to turn on your phones flashlight. i took pictures of dies from a chip with this method
I just bought that dual head USB drive at the bottom. xD
Nice!
Thats a ducted fan .. not a jet motor
But doesn’t *jet turbine fan* not sound so much cooler than ‘electric ducted fan’? One makes me think of fighter jets and the other makes me think of a dusty PC fan haha aren’t I right though?
It's technically just one solid PCB which is what makes it more water and shock resistant because there are no solder points to provide weakness
Yup!
that seems like more effort than it’s worth though… can someone explain what the point of the blueprint looking that way is
Can you post the link where to get the parts?
You can you pointer lens for zoom
Love thiss..every summer I pull out my little black kislux clutch and this summer I'm coming out with new heels so that will be my summer wear.
Wow, my channel’s first bot comment! That’s great news guys! It means the bots ‘care’ enough to spam comments on my channel, so we must be getting somewhere!
I once made a micrcoscope from a laser pointer and a phone for a science project
I use my kislux as a work bag and have had no issues at all. Itâs a comfortable bag, fits a good amount and hadnât lost its shape. With that being said, I also take care of all my bags and donât carry a water bottle, pens, keys or anything that can damage the interio
you put on both hands upside-down
No way, really? I did notice it was a bit difficult to get the hands to stay in place…I’ll take a closer look at it but no worries because I’ve ordered new hands, a new dial, etc for part 2 So I checked them, and both hands glow in the dark when I turn the lights off, so I think that means they’re not upside down right? I didn’t check whether the glow in the dark coating was on both sides or not…
Although it is not shown in this video, there are ways to etch your own wiring patterns onto copper plated circuit boards. It can actually be done at home to build your own device. It is also possible to design your own board using a CAD program, generate a "gerber" file, and send it out a company to have it made. I know someone who designed his own device, sent out the design, paid less than $100, and got factory made boards with copper traces, multi layers, drilled holes, and silk screened markings.
I had a drafting class in high school. There we drew on vellum, taped that to some board, and then that went through some machine that looked like an industrial pizza oven. it had a conveyor belt and when it came out, dry, we untaped the vellum and the blueprint was underneath. It was so long ago, it's possible I'm misremembering it. But one thing I'm nearly sure of though is that it was dry through the whole process.
What a crap. This monolith usb are very fragile. And breaks more than we can imagine. I had bunch of those and teplaced them with classic usbs
So what is/was the advantage to the image being white/blue that made this technique so popular for construction drawings?
And able to lose it in 2.6 seconds. "normal" USB sticks drives are hard enough to keep track of, these are a joke to find in 3 weeks.
Whats the phone you used?
This is awesome powerful 👏 nice.
One thing that caught me off guard is that timing on these watches is usually not accurate enough to hold to the minute for more than a day or two at best. It's just a factor of how precise we can make such small mechanisms, so setting with an atomic clock is a bit overkill.
You should be able to do better than a minute a day to be fair. A minute a week would be nearer the mark for an average mechanical movement.
@Tom_TH-cam_stole_my_handle Yeah, I set my watch on the first of the month. It's less than 30 seconds ahead 23 days later
So it’s been 48hrs since I set the time on the movement from the video, and so far it’s ~16s ahead. But there’s also a heat vent nearby and I brought my phone (with MagSafe on it) really close to it so now I’m afraid I magnetized it or something… Anyways, for the final build I’m gonna be using a replacement movement just to be safe
@@KeonsLab So you'd be gaining less than a minute a week? That's perfectly acceptable. It's a mechanical watch, you should expect to have to set it every now and then. It's part of the experience.
Yeah definitely! Interacting with the mechanical parts and hearing the gears clicking and ticking is part of the fun! But I just rechecked it compared to time.gov and it’s actually almost exactly 32s ahead after ~48h, so +16s per 24h, or +1.86mins/week, not terrible, but acceptable! (The ambient temperature though was fluctuating quite a bit so I’d assume it’ll keep time more accurately once I get it into a case, so it’s always at body temperature)
I had this explained to me back during my high school design drafting major, but never actually watched the process. It's quite cool! It's been since high school that I made a drawing with pencil. It's all digital now.
Did you do a full vid?! 😮😊
Great channel! Your effort is very appreciated!! Subscribed!! 🎉😅
That’s called cyanotype I made and sold a bunch of them. Well, not a bunch. I made a bunch but I didn’t sell a bunch. I made $45 in total. I only sold like maybe five but I was surprised to see that that’s how blueprints are made.
Where do we buy them and what are they called??! People post this shit and give 0 information like they’re being helpful. GIVE SPECIFICS!
WOOW! NEW SUB!
It's a cyanotype!
Use some Rodico to grab the hands with. You're welcome 😇
That’s the putty stuff right? I’ll have to give that a try then! Since I wasn’t sure whether or not it would help much but I’m totally new to this watch building stuff so I’ll take your word for it :)
awesome but why?
microsd reader?
I just wish they made them with a small tab for specialty tweezers or a small lanyard or something they are such a PITA to remove.
Link for lens
I was waiting for a jump scare.
That's not a negative, that's a positive film you started out with.