@@aaronwatkins8973 My guess is that this was just a "lets see if I can build it" type of project. And getting screws of that size may have been a bit difficult if you're picky about profiles.
This is the most complex small form factor maching I've seen, the second was a friend in work who machined two coins to make one double sided coin. Also, finnally english comentray, such a lovely accent.
Here is an idea, for the next version, make the gears beveled so they "stick" under the train due to being wider on the bottom. That way you don't need screws.
@@Rakstawr you could build something of an overhang on your end rings but they may cover the outer gear teeth and not look quite as cool. It would be a bevel opposite the bevel on the gears and built into the your two outer rings.
@@Rakstawr The gears are all the same so they would each move the same amount per turn. They would always stay at the same place relative to each other.
@@Rakstawr No, if they'd sit on tiny protrusion from the base. Like a threaded, ir just simply glued pin from the inside of the ring. That would look clean. Although it is matter of artistic taste. Since this is industrialish kind of jewellery, screws are perfectly acceptable. I just concur with guys requesting gems glued on top of those screws.
As a machine operator and have no actual skill watching you do this is mind blowing to me I'm still amazed when my machine cuts a piece of casting all up super neat
Unless you're clever like the chick that used glue when she ran out of hair spray. No way that dome would tangle! Of course, she should have been more hareful. The last time i asked a lady if she wanted to put her finger in my ring and twist, she slapped me.
@@masakahountou3160 Iirc, shaky hands is usually not a caffiene thing. It's called an essential tremor, and it actually is rather common. A lot of the most precise craftspeople i know of have it, and it's baffling how they can work so cleanly while shaking like a leaf in the wind.(edit: said leak instead of leaf, fixed it)
consider this for tiny gears: use your fiber laser, turn on wobble, and that will allow cutting metal much easier. also, if you have a smaller focal length on the lens, the better. I've cut brass gears that mounted on a pencil lead (0.5mm lead) the whole gear was maybe 3mm wide. but the laser can do smaller. ;-)
@@captainTubes umm.. yeah. the person who made this video uses a fiber laser.. so my advice is to this person, not all the people reading comments. see 3:24 for the person using a fiber laser. don't know why you think my comment was directed at you. cuz you're so important in my life lol. :-P
What wattage fiber laser do you suggest to cut small gears like this? See my Facebook site for Remarkable-Rings for my design of this ring I call the MSR, Meshing Sprocket Ring
I am a fan of "hand channels" with neither music or voiceover. I guess you could call it workshop-ASMR. But every creator decides the path of their work, W&M does great stuff and I'm definitely staying subbed.
I used to be fascinated by small moving/spinning rings, had a collection of a dozen or so of them... but I didn't think much of it other than "these are real cool". It really gives me a new level of appreciation for it seeing how fine the precision has to be to get everything to move so fluidly. Amazing job!
This is very impressive machining and the piece came out incredibly well! I might've tried to use screws with flatter heads and tried to make them flush with the gears, but then again, I wouldn't have been able to finish step one of this process properly, let alone the whole thing lol. Excellent work. It's a beautiful end product.
I am excited when I'm notified of a new video. I miss the music you used to have playing while you worked. For some reason it was like it was a two pronged hypnotizing method.
I love how we r inventing new ways to make our everyday things sooo much better ..i think this is soooo muchooooo GRAND .I would love to buy 1...peace ✌
I reconstructed this ring and produced it with a CNC-lathe with an integrated milling machine inside. The only thing I fcked up was that my boss saw it want wanted me to make some for him. Worst idea ever.
@@midoevil7 Yeah. I made 2 of them and ended up making 20. I hate my life and wish that somebody would take me out of my myserie by shooting right into my head.
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You sir, are AMAZING! Given multiple lifetimes and infinite amounts of metal and machinery I would not be able to do this. Such fine detail. If you sold one of these I would buy it and probably for a LOT more than you think! Bravo, sir!
My wife got me a ring like this as my wedding band because I fidget often. This was about 10 years ago before fidget spinners blew up. Best wedding ring ever.
I have heard that a bad worker always blames their tools. The opposite to this is a good worker always has the best tools AND the skill to utilise them. You are like the second one. Your skills and tools are wonderful! Thank you!
If you cut the head of the screw i whould look even better, but youll have to make a rest on the gears so the botom of the screw is still there to keep the gear from falling
Just got reccomended this video out of nowhere and I've loved it, straight to the point, simple edditing, chill music on the background, and an english with a nice accent that I like a lot, this video definetly deserve more views, more people need to see this awesome creation.
there are several of them, but they are on the Russian channel and in Russian, without subtitles. if you have an understanding of the machines - you can check them up: 1. fCTBv_SFZVg 2. HzsLMPWuZVY 3. HqYwkLOgfkE 4. yfWUaSqmOX8 5. I4oatze7lhU 6. fQYCRH2iv_Y
Thanks for uploading these videos. My grandpa passed away. He owned a metal shop in his backyard that he used to build prosthetic hands. I used to still love watching him grind all the metal parts down, this took me back.
@@alexanderianbradley6745 Yeah, My first investment with Mr Alan Douglas earned me profit of over $25,530 US dollars, and ever since then he has been delivering
10:57 "I hope you like me"
Yes sure, I like you ❤
Marriage when?
@@justasydefix6251 Let me check the tolerance...and then I'll decide..
"I hope you, like me, love all sorts of moving mechanisms."
👆His full sentence.
I like you too, random citizen
We
I spent 25 years of my life making jewellery, so that was a pleasure to see. Good job.
The only thing left to do is to make diamond crusted screw head.
Seriously! That would be gorgeous!
Would already look a lot better if the screws were somewhat decorative (like brass with a low depth slot) and sunk into the gears.
@@Kenionatus yeah most machinists would have likely gone with slot screws with a flat head and countersink.
Actually, I was thinking rubies, like in watch bearings... since we're doing gears.
@@aaronwatkins8973 My guess is that this was just a "lets see if I can build it" type of project. And getting screws of that size may have been a bit difficult if you're picky about profiles.
Why would anybody dislike this work of art?
Sir you are an artist
This is the most complex small form factor maching I've seen, the second was a friend in work who machined two coins to make one double sided coin. Also, finnally english comentray, such a lovely accent.
every watch?
@Craig Roop damn
Here is an idea, for the next version, make the gears beveled so they "stick" under the train due to being wider on the bottom. That way you don't need screws.
Would be a lot cleaner !
How would they stay in place and apart? Wouldn't the imperfections cause the small gears to eventually migrate and cluster?
@@Rakstawr you could build something of an overhang on your end rings but they may cover the outer gear teeth and not look quite as cool. It would be a bevel opposite the bevel on the gears and built into the your two outer rings.
@@Rakstawr The gears are all the same so they would each move the same amount per turn. They would always stay at the same place relative to each other.
@@Rakstawr No, if they'd sit on tiny protrusion from the base. Like a threaded, ir just simply glued pin from the inside of the ring. That would look clean. Although it is matter of artistic taste. Since this is industrialish kind of jewellery, screws are perfectly acceptable. I just concur with guys requesting gems glued on top of those screws.
As a machine operator and have no actual skill watching you do this is mind blowing to me I'm still amazed when my machine cuts a piece of casting all up super neat
as you run your fingers romatically through her hair, the gears get clogged and you become permanently joined to her scalp
I hair what your saying!!,
@@MrKillahippo I hate you XD
@@LTDLetsPlays I HAIR YOU
Unless you're clever like the chick that used glue when she ran out of hair spray. No way that dome would tangle! Of course, she should have been more hareful.
The last time i asked a lady if she wanted to put her finger in my ring and twist, she slapped me.
Naked Love is for Hairless Lovers Only
"It worked not on the first try of course" haha ain't that the truth!
As a person with shaky hands, I find this amount of precision frightening.
stop drinking caffeine dude
@@masakahountou3160 Iirc, shaky hands is usually not a caffiene thing. It's called an essential tremor, and it actually is rather common. A lot of the most precise craftspeople i know of have it, and it's baffling how they can work so cleanly while shaking like a leaf in the wind.(edit: said leak instead of leaf, fixed it)
I have that too
consider this for tiny gears: use your fiber laser, turn on wobble, and that will allow cutting metal much easier. also, if you have a smaller focal length on the lens, the better. I've cut brass gears that mounted on a pencil lead (0.5mm lead) the whole gear was maybe 3mm wide. but the laser can do smaller. ;-)
Yeah you know, that fiber laser we all have, just sitting around collecting dust
@@captainTubes umm.. yeah. the person who made this video uses a fiber laser.. so my advice is to this person, not all the people reading comments. see 3:24 for the person using a fiber laser. don't know why you think my comment was directed at you. cuz you're so important in my life lol. :-P
@@CrudelyMade well taken, and nice work on your own tiny gears! Sounds quite intricate.
What wattage fiber laser do you suggest to cut small gears like this? See my Facebook site for Remarkable-Rings for my design of this ring I call the MSR, Meshing Sprocket Ring
This effort definitely worth more that an over hype branded diamond ring.
Unfortunately most women would not appreciate this ring compared to an oversized diamond.
@@sbalogh53 sadly, technical skill seems to come second to raw monetary displays.
@@sbalogh53 true that too ;)
@@sbalogh53 This ring looks a bit too big for average women fingers
@@Quon then give it to a fat women.
Im amazed that you were able to create such a small lip that screws on. Just wow. I'm meticulous, however this is holier than thou precision.
Was that a pun on the word thou’ like the unit of measurement
@@orans_ To be honest not originally. But definitely should be from now on.
@@buildthis2324 lmao
Impressive but there is an artist who produces miniature art pieces that fit in the eye of an needle. By his standards this is cumbersome.
This ring is a piece of art, I like it.
Fantastic work! I enjoyed the voice over a lot.
I am a fan of "hand channels" with neither music or voiceover. I guess you could call it workshop-ASMR.
But every creator decides the path of their work, W&M does great stuff and I'm definitely staying subbed.
@@thewolfin 1
@@SonuSingh-hk4um jet butane lighter in a ring!
@@ashrude1071 nope😂😂
I think so too! Very unique and creative!
Amazing!
5:32 oh yeah...oh baby...give it to me .___.
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*…what’s up checkmark*
hahahahha
The wedding ring for mechanical engineers😂😂😂😂
I'd say more steampunk but yes
They already sell them as wedding rings for engineers my dad has a platinum one with palladium sprockets 👌🏼👍🏻🤘🏼
I have the original from popular science magazine years ago.
...or watchmakers...
Isku
This has definitely been posted in every single steam punk community out there.
Hmmm
LOL I WAS ABOUT TO COMMENT "I KNOW WHAT IM MAKING FOR MY NEXT STEAMPUNK COSPLAY"
He said he knows it’s had been done before, but he wanted to do it with his own hands
I am simply dumbfounded by the craftsman's skill in tis vid... O.o
I used to be fascinated by small moving/spinning rings, had a collection of a dozen or so of them... but I didn't think much of it other than "these are real cool". It really gives me a new level of appreciation for it seeing how fine the precision has to be to get everything to move so fluidly. Amazing job!
This is very impressive machining and the piece came out incredibly well! I might've tried to use screws with flatter heads and tried to make them flush with the gears, but then again, I wouldn't have been able to finish step one of this process properly, let alone the whole thing lol. Excellent work. It's a beautiful end product.
A Piece of art and what a workmanship !!
You sir are my personal hero and role model, I wish to one day be able to make such amazing small mechanisms as you make
Why do you give a dislike? Is this work not worthy of admiration?
I wish whoever gave a dislike to show us his genius work is really fools .
I am excited when I'm notified of a new video. I miss the music you used to have playing while you worked. For some reason it was like it was a two pronged hypnotizing method.
I love how we r inventing new ways to make our everyday things sooo much better ..i think this is soooo muchooooo GRAND .I would love to buy 1...peace ✌
I'm glad you explain the process, because I have so many questions each time you create something.😆
MILESTONE OF NEW AGES YOU ACHIEVED WILL GUIDE MILLIONS FOR EVER.GREAT. THANK YOU. REMAIN WATCHING ALL YOUR VIDEOS.
I reconstructed this ring and produced it with a CNC-lathe with an integrated milling machine inside. The only thing I fcked up was that my boss saw it want wanted me to make some for him. Worst idea ever.
rip
F
**caught by boss while making personal stuff**
- sorry boss, I will never .....
- Make more ...
- Wha ?
- MORE .... MUCH MORE
@@midoevil7
Yeah. I made 2 of them and ended up making 20. I hate my life and wish that somebody would take me out of my myserie by shooting right into my head.
@@halbnuchternergrammatikwic3968
well, you should admit that your boss handle it like a boss ...
Fabulous ring! So satisfying to watch the making of.
Kinect design makes these, it's my wedding ring! Really great for fidgeting
I also have one. This design is actually not recent. I bought mine around 2010.
Kinekt Design
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Love ur works all of things that you made are absolutely amazing and mind blowing 😍💓
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You sir, are AMAZING! Given multiple lifetimes and infinite amounts of metal and machinery I would not be able to do this. Such fine detail. If you sold one of these I would buy it and probably for a LOT more than you think! Bravo, sir!
Great job with the voice over!
Thank you for bringing us on this journey.
Him: "So there will be chips"
Me: "Mmmmm potato chips"
Homer
Never knew people couldn’t take such a mild joke.
@@theflexers1405 fr 💀 why’d they take such offense to summ this person probablt forgot they even commented
She : their will be a long thing
Me : ofcource my banana
What an an awesome creation. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
My wife got me a wedding ring just like this
You are in trouble
One of the most satisfying videos I've ever seen.
Would've look even nicer to use more unique looking screws instead of plain old Philips screws.
From the thumbnail I thought the phillips head was actually a diamond, and some diamond-set screws would definitely be a challenge.
I like how much this feels like “How It’s Made”. Brings back memories of when I use to watch it with my grandfather
I can just imagine a dwarf giving this to his wife
That was very sneaky the way you said that! LOL
@@TheUnvarnishedTruth- I'm the legendary Shadyassassin being sneaky is in my blood
@@shadyassassin5442 okay you win.
Take this like
I dont see the sneakiness?🤔
Inspirational indeed, thanks for posting this.
10:06 is when he constructs it but I recommend you watch the whole thing
The precision and detail is admirable.
Voice over like a charme - love it !!!! More of it please 🙏
Outstanding work as always -thank you !
My wife got me a ring like this as my wedding band because I fidget often. This was about 10 years ago before fidget spinners blew up. Best wedding ring ever.
If anyone ever finds out how to make one exactly like this, but moving by itself, maybe with mini magnets? That would be amazing.
I have heard that a bad worker always blames their tools.
The opposite to this is a good worker always has the best tools AND the skill to utilise them. You are like the second one.
Your skills and tools are wonderful! Thank you!
If you cut the head of the screw i whould look even better, but youll have to make a rest on the gears so the botom of the screw is still there to keep the gear from falling
This is magnificent handwork. I am sure only a handful of people around the world are capable of doing some gorgeous works like that.
I want this ring for my wedding 😂as though am an mechanical engineering 😂
U have failed in english 👌
Just got reccomended this video out of nowhere and I've loved it, straight to the point, simple edditing, chill music on the background, and an english with a nice accent that I like a lot, this video definetly deserve more views, more people need to see this awesome creation.
Which LASER machine you have sir, and other tools, would love to have a video just about the tour of your workshop. Please make one. Thanks.
there are several of them, but they are on the Russian channel and in Russian, without subtitles. if you have an understanding of the machines - you can check them up: 1. fCTBv_SFZVg 2. HzsLMPWuZVY 3. HqYwkLOgfkE 4. yfWUaSqmOX8 5. I4oatze7lhU 6. fQYCRH2iv_Y
@@blsice thanks a lot sir. 😊🙏
Thanks for uploading these videos.
My grandpa passed away. He owned a metal shop in his backyard that he used to build prosthetic hands. I used to still love watching him grind all the metal parts down, this took me back.
Ayy you spoke in this one😛 got any tips for using a boring bar?
OMG unbelievable 😱😳🤯
This legit looks like the "Imaginary gear" in Clockwork Planet
The precision in this is on another level!
This reminds me of my man who personally like the style of steampunk. I would love to give this to him. If only I can afford it.
No long rambling intro, no overhype, no annoying over explaining each and every step or mistake. It just straight to the point, simple, relaxing.
Holy shit wow. That has one word “precise” that you for giving me the pleasure to watch.
Its pleasure to watch
beautiful ring, you should sell these!
Looks like your drill wasn’t ground on centre 👍🏻 you could see it pull to centre as it entered the pilot hole
Spectacular craftmanship.
I would absolutely love to make this, but I don't have any of the machinary
Very skillfully. Love the design.
I'd rather have this than a ring with a gemstone. XD
I would not. I’d put gems in between each gear.
My Dad was an old school fitter n turner. This is exactly the type of work he would have reveled in. Proper right. 👍
Ужас, как же странно смотреть английскую версию, когда так привык этому тихому, спокойному голосу❎
Проблема в том, что нет ссылок на оригинал. Скорее всего перезалив
@@Mr.Kartoplya нет
Cool, ring. Very impressive skills 👍👍👍
this ring has been available commercially for more than 10 years.
I've only seen it in stainless steel though.
I bought two and lost them both! My favorite ring.
@@Vashe00 I lost my one just before sending it back to resize. (more likely just send another one of the new size.) oh well
I don’t understand the technical language but watching this video is so relaxing. Thanks.
The great thing about metals is the turning swarf can be recycled for new stock. Wood turning u can't 😞
You can use it for other purposes though. So not wasted at least.
Awesome build !!! 😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The precision in this one video is higher than my precision in my whole life. Rip
Wow 😳 I’m impressed!!! You are rock !!!
Everything good actually wonderful, except the last screws these are absolutely looking bad. Nice work.
I love tiny things.... and this mechenical tiny things is awesome
“Praise Arduino!”
5:30
Speechless!👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
i feel like your skin would get caught in he gears and it would require constant cleaning
I have one of these rings. I never appreciated the intricacy of the manufacture. But it is delightfully pleasing!
This ring will be sold to mechanical engineers😂
Brilliant and wonderful. Well done!
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10:57
"I hope you like me"
Ba-baka, d-don't be s-stupid
Tsundere
Holy gosh! So amazing! Beautiful job!
Wow! That's amazing.
That's lovely! I'd wear one 😃
What a job has been done!!!
It is very beeautiful and accuracy work. Cool!
Fantastic workmanship. Really enjoyed it.
TH-cam recommend me your channel and I love your contents
Oooooh, that is totally awesome. Man oh man.
Can't find the words.
Excellent machine work!
I had one of these 20 years ago. Loved it
the preview thumbnail 100% drew me in and it's so heckin' cool!!!