Machining / Clockmaking Blog

[boffin]

It's not me; another aussie I found online
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCworsKCR-Sx6R6-BnIjS2MA

Stuff is amazing to watch, great photography skills, and completely obsessive machining.

[JackP]

Agreed. IME the most professional videos on YouTube, especially considering the innate unneatness of machining! I haven't found anyone like him, and when I see a new upload I can't help but watch it right away. And I've never touched a lathe! What's amazing is that his early videos are almost exactly the same as his new ones (except one with a voiceover).

[ez24]

   thanks

[krivx]

I have been following this guy for a little while, the quality of production of both the videos and the machining work is mindblowing 

[albert22]

  

WARNING: it is highly addictive

[awallin]

Superb videos!
On the CNC side of things only this one rivals the cleanliness/quality etc in clickspring:
https://www.youtube.com/user/GlacernMachineTools

that guy also has a company making machining vises - I can't find the channel right now but the videos are similar..

[rx8pilot]

That is an ENORMOUS amount of patience. Hand filing for day he said in the video I watched.

Excellent craftsmanship for sure. I spent 10 years owning/operating a 5 axis CNC shop, so that pace would drive me bananas. Tip of the hat to that fellow, talented and and a great educator.

[crispy_tofu]

I was going to post about this, but I found this thread!

+0.2 because his shots are beautiful
+0.2 because his name is Chris 
+0.6 because it's machining!