Hey Mark

[Daniel]

Just wanted to ask what are you useing to film your videos on YouTube .they turn out really good .is it a web cam ?and what kind of demagnetizer do you use ?looking to get one

[Mark]

Hi Daniel,

 

 

A Canon 600d with a 60mm macro lens.

 

 

and you will see my demag tool here (made by Elma)

 

Hope this helps :)

[Daniel]

Ty for the info trying to get all tool stuff I need to start with lol :)

[Daniel]

how do you link a web site in this chat ?

[bobm12]

Just copy and paste from the title bar to the forum text box....I think.

[Daniel]

it want let me it's like it has a block on it . and by the way I ordered the lvl 1 watch kit from timezone :)

[bobm12]

Excellent Daniel, you won't be disappointed with that kit. What movement did you finally buy?

Edited October 2, 2014 by bobm12

[Daniel]

the ETA 2750 :)

[bobm12]

Yeah! Me too. A Certina movement as a matter of fact. I haven't started working on it yet. I got sidetracked by an UT 6498 equivalent to the ETA 6498-1 which is another option for that tool kit...and of course by about 15 other movements I had laying around the house and/or from ebay! I couldn't make that brand new movement my first victime at the time.

 

In any case, once you case it you'll love it! You'll see!

[Daniel]

indeed I cant wait to get it . it should be here next week .have you done the class that goes with it ? the lvl 1

[bobm12]

I did all 3 levels at the same time...I can say I'm still going back on and off. The trick is to do the whole watch as it "should". By having all three levels you end up servicing and regulating the first and second movement they tell you to work on. In the end, the watch you make is completely ready for normal wear.

 

If you only do level one, the movement is not fully serviced. Normally you will either loose something or break something that has to be replaced (make it an AND sentence for wost case scenario). When you finally assemble the movement and "build" your watch, that movement is not properly clean and lubricated for everyday use. The wear and tear on the parts are excesive and to correct that you need at least level 2.

 

After learning how to clean and lubricate (lv 2) then you adjust the watch in Level 3. Then your watch should be a dependable and accurate timepiece!

 

So in a nutshell, that's the complete class experience!

[Daniel]

sounds like this is going to be fun .just cant tell the wife that I still got to order the lvl 2 and 3 kit yet he he he he  :P

[bobm12]

Bring her flowers, it always works! :)

[Daniel]

Ya that works most times lol