These videos actually get me excited about the piddly-shit projects that I've got going on. You are on a god-tier level, though. You have turned a simple spring clamp into an artifacts that, when future treasure hunters will bring to the Antiques Roadshow, the appraiser will get absolutely hot and bothered. Have you ever considered doing any bike components? You have the skills needed to be exceptional at that already. I'd happily use this to clamp my headlamp to my handlebars and declare that Gary Fisher would done it this way back in the Repack days had the technology been available. Serious though. I hope that you and your family are able to keep safe and that your lives are not completely fucked by the War❤.
I view many videos of people creating/making. Yours are among my top favorite. What you do is so creative, high quality, technically advanced, skillful, resourceful and unique. Very impressive. It inspires me, thank you. I hope you plan to include these clamps with the items you sell.
That is an awesome piece of functional art! I liked it...then it got to the little engraved logo and i loved it....then the handles finished it off and i'm obsessed with it. Great work!! 👍🏻
This is just Classic Mirock - find something that works, then improve the design and use higher quality materials and greater precision so that it works MUCH better, and also make it look five times more beautiful. I love the logo, too. "Made By The Hand of Mirock"!
If a personal engineering job is worth doing, it's worth OVER DOING to the full extent of your abilities. :D This is why a mate had an immaculate and ridiculously accurately scraped in "Myford ML4" lathe and cast iron stand in the corner of his living room as an ornament. It was a restoration he did that went about as far TOO FAR as it's possible to go, and became way too nice to use. :( I wish I'd got photos of it before his wife eventually made him sell it........ It was a legitimate work of art ! :(
Comme a chaque fois ! On est jamais déçu du résultat, félicitation et hâte de voir la prochaine idée :) Dommage que tu ne soit pas en France j'aurais adorer apprendre a tes coté.
Cute. But with CNC the *skill* component is transferred from the skills of hand making to the challenge & skills of engineering. Your engineer self in effect hires your shop rat/assembler self to realize the true tour de force, which is the engineer's design. But you chose not to discuss the design aspect at all. And while this design gets the job done, with artistry, there isn't really anything in it that is especially clever in engineering terms, no morphology or materials or physics choices that feel unique and innovative, nothing that makes the viewer exclaim 'Why didn't I think of that?,' or even 'Could this be patented?' Challenge yourself more on the engineering end, and let the CNC do the routine work.
Extra ein CNC-Programm zu schreiben und laufen zu lassen nur um ein paar Bohrungen zu senken ist mitsicherheit die faulste und unnötigste nutzung einer CNC-Maschine die ich je gesehen habe. Nice clamp tho.
