J.M. Flaux kitchen mixer tourbillon

a virtual workshop for watchmakers and clockmakers

Postby whiskeybelly » Sat Jun 12, 2010 4:06 pm

I don't know if this guy's stuff has been posted here before or not, but it's really neat. He's made a 'spherical tourbillon' using parts from alarm clocks and an old crank style kitchen beater. Fantastic and inventive, very inspiring to see people like this who just jump in with both feet and make something. And it really works! Not a timekeeper but a battery driven demo piece. Cool cool.

http://jmhorlogeriecreations.wifeo.com/ ... erique.php
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Postby Paul Loatman » Mon Jun 14, 2010 11:51 pm

whiskeybelly wrote:I don't know if this guy's stuff has been posted here before or not, but it's really neat. He's made a 'spherical tourbillon' using parts from alarm clocks and an old crank style kitchen beater. Fantastic and inventive, very inspiring to see people like this who just jump in with both feet and make something. And it really works! Not a timekeeper but a battery driven demo piece. Cool cool.

http://jmhorlogeriecreations.wifeo.com/ ... erique.php


Very interesting stuff, i like his other pieces too. I just wish he put an English version up, i tried using Google to translate it but that didn't help.
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