Ben Heck’s Oscilloscope Watch

In this episode Ben sets out to make an Oscilloscope Watch. The watch will be portable, easy to use and will also function as a voltage meter.
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[@ClearInstructionsOnly]

Instruction Clear Enough. Successfully build the portable 1 THz oscilloscope. Thank you.

[@evil_tree]

Looks like some futuristic watch from the 80's, blade runner esque.

[@gery49]

That Ad at the end... xD

[@0meat]

That looks amazing. This might be one of the most impressive things I have seen you do.

[@altrogeruvah]

That was amazing! One of my favorite episodes, hands down!

[@CMM1215]

Now this is a really cool project!! Would love to see more 'watch' projects from you in the future!

[@ethanford8351]

wait! you can't take this apart? That is like your number one rule!

[@InsaneWayne355]

Wow, great job Ben! Functional, compact ... and aesthetically pleasing.

[@Jamesah1975]

I personally think this is the best gadget Ben has ever made. Top stuff!!

[@joeevans84]

Anyone else starting to feel like Ben Heck could be a superhero/villain if he tried?

[@JFrenchman]

Make a working PIP-Boy from the Fallout series!!!

[@alijabari8715]

wow

[@thompsy2k6]

Nice advert at the end Ben, keep up the awesome work!

[@BrightSpark]

Now that's what I call a Smartwatch!

[@Visuwyg]

I am genuinely impressed by the size. That printer is amazing.

[@Gunbudder]

This is actually really bad ass and awesome. Compared to the soldering glove (which looks like a trip to the hospital waiting to happen) this watch looks super useful.

[@keyboardbandit]

I lost it at the "Yin and Yeng" lol...

[@Tetter.]

That looks really cool!

[@crissd8283]

I just ordered two Oscilloscope watches. Thanks Ben

[@FrankMakesStuff]

I love the electronics content as much as the design content of this show, and this episode added two interesting concepts to me: laser-cutting leather, and resin 3D printing. I doubt Ben would use much leather in future episodes (although it inspired me as a leatherworker to start using Inkscape to make patterns) I'd like to see Ben do an updated "All About 3D Printing" episode that includes more info on STL printing in resin.