Making a bronze wrist watch case for a Patek Philippe movement using a 3D printed lost wax model.
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- In this video show my process of how I design a case, print it in 3D castable resin, and cast the case in silicon bronze. I include tips and tricks for ash free casts.
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This is awesome. You have talent and abilities im jealous of.
Thank you
Nice work!
Thanks!
Nicely done! 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
I love everything I see in your video, your craftmanship is excellent. Have you considered going from the CAD software to STEP files and a 6 axis CNC milling machine? -Frank
For bespoke pieces like this one I think that the CNC mill is cost prohibitive. Also I feel the hand made look and feel of the cast case suits the vintage movements.
Excellent work! i tried something similar with 3d printed lost wax and a custom 3D model for a GMT watch, but the dimensions varied a lot, how can you compensatee that!? Amazing video and i'm glad i was not the only one thinking about doing something like this!
-Greetings from Santiago, Chile
I have found that making the critical features thicker than needed and cutting away the extra on the lathe is the way to go.
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Excellent work, and a very nice casting, can't wait for part 2. You didn't mention it in the video but it looks like you are using the vacuum chamber to pull a vacuum on the flask during the pour, how important would you say this is?
Thank you. Yes, I do use a vacuum chamber to pull a vacuum on the flask and I have never tried a pour without it. I really can't imagine the casting filling correctly without it.
@@Watchspotnet Cheers, I've never had any success with casting, maybe I need to get a vacuum chamber.
Do you think the process would be the same in 18k gold?
Really enjoyed this btw. “DIY” watch case videos are nearly non existent on UA-cam without a 50K cnc machine
Yes, the process is exactly the same for any precious metal. The only thing that changes is the temperature that the metal melts at and pours at.
Final nerede bayım🤝
Coming in about a week.
@@Watchspotnet thank you👑👍🤝