End-of-Q2 projects at WTI. Plus SAWTA & scholarship news updates
I finished my second quarter at Watch Technology Institute (WTI). The big project was manufacturing an ETA 6497 Setting Lever Jumper from a piece of steel flat bar. You’ll learn how you'd make one, and hear about my difficulties in producing a halfway-decent piece. It took me five attempts! I also talk about a scholarship I was awarded by the Horological Society of New York. And what’s happening (or not) with the grading of my class' SAWTA S1 test. *********** Enjoy this video? Buy me a coffee! https://buymeacoffee.com/ogcc =================== 00:00 Intro 00:11 HSNY Scholarship 01:08 S1 exam status 02:29 6497 winding stem 03:04 Chaos service 04:03 Roller table pusher & arbor screw 04:55 6497 setting lever jumper 08:08 What can go wrong? 12:30 Outgo
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