i'll download this to my phone archives for the day i get isekai'ed or time traveled to medieval times so i can recreate it and sell it for lots of money.
Man, I love this thing. Always wondering why I waste my life when there are so many things I could create or build. Hopefully whoever does this work feels appreciated and knows how respected they are by certain people. It’s astounding to me that completely fake people that create nothing are famous and worshipped, while those that are far greater human beings and create great things are ghosts to society.
Correction: The use of pendulums in clocks did not happen until 17th century, but evidence shown by archeologists show pendulums themselves were used by Egyptians and Romans for other purposes. They were not "invented" when listed in the video. Just switched to use for clocks.
Bravo!!!! 👋
I dont want to hear shit about the "dark ages"
For some reason I hope that you just took a jigsaw and not a CNC to make this piece of art.
My dad was such a talented guy! 😊
I found a very old clock when I was in Spain. It was used to fix the timing of events. It was called the mañana.
Somebody looking at this clock right before they invented the pendulum You know what this could also be?
wonderful one ! Sir , is one piece available in the market ?
Does anyone know what this song is?
that is one cool clock
Very interesting content, but please turn down the music! I can barely hear what you’re saying!
What a clever mechanism! The handmade beauty of it all just makes it all the more fascinating. Well done!
So awesome! And well presented!
Want one.
now without the music in the background
What music?
I wonder why this is in my recommended
Dude searched “clock music” on a royalty free site and used the first result. Sometimes you gotta respect the mind of the boomer
Oh man what a pleasure for my eyes!! Where can i find the projects?
bro i want this
heck yea
Very nice.
Bullshit. These did not exist in medieval times. Nice try asshole!!!!!
aight
Even more proof that gravity has an effect on humans over time.
i'll download this to my phone archives for the day i get isekai'ed or time traveled to medieval times so i can recreate it and sell it for lots of money.
How did it go back to the top
Man, I love this thing. Always wondering why I waste my life when there are so many things I could create or build. Hopefully whoever does this work feels appreciated and knows how respected they are by certain people. It’s astounding to me that completely fake people that create nothing are famous and worshipped, while those that are far greater human beings and create great things are ghosts to society.
The music is awesome lmao
amazing
why would you pick a song with an obnoxious bell ringing in it?
Jolly good show old chap !
They had clocks as early as the 1300's? That's amazing. It's interesting to see how they did it. Primitive, obviously, but apparently it worked!
Looks like something you'd find in Ron Weasley's house. It's awesome!
I am pretty sure this would sell very well to day also. 🙂
looks like something broke when you let it go way too fast.
Thanks for showing us
Magnificent! I want!
Want!
This is an amazing video I wish I saw this 6 years ago when it came out
The concept and workmanship are truly amazing. Many thanks for showing.👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
I am so getting one of these
That is flawless! I bet plans for that would be ridiculously precise.
Nifty
I want to make one!!
Antikythera mechanism is giggeling about this ^^
That's pretty cool
Wristwatch version please ....
I want one, can I buy one?
Correction: The use of pendulums in clocks did not happen until 17th century, but evidence shown by archeologists show pendulums themselves were used by Egyptians and Romans for other purposes. They were not "invented" when listed in the video. Just switched to use for clocks.