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Crystal gasket for speedmaster 145.014
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ricardopalamino
·I'm going to start my search for one . Is the Omega tool part # 9028 ? On the attachment pic there is also a Brevet # . Can someone please confirm the # .
Thanks , Louis
I was slow I writing this post ,... I see the part # has been posted .
Thanks , Louis
I was slow I writing this post ,... I see the part # has been posted .
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ricardopalamino
·R rjwrjw1Here is the part number. Swatch sells the tool.
Thank You for the Info . Do I look on Ebay for the Omega Tool part # , contact The Swatch group . or ??
I appreciate any Info , Louis
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerR rjwrjw1Here is the part number. Swatch sells the tool.
No they don't - this one is no longer available...some other reduction rings are available but not this specific one.
Thank You for the Info . Do I look on Ebay for the Omega Tool part # , contact The Swatch group . or ??
I appreciate any Info , Louis
As I suggested, look on eBay.
With 3-d printer so popular this days? Someone would make some tools and sell? I look from time to time on Ebay but i haven't seen one for ages?
Please go head and get this done - I'm sure others would benefit from your work and be willing to purchase from you.
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rjwrjw1
·I have an after market version of this tool. If anyone has the ability to reproduce it either by 3d printer or machine shop, I would be willing to lend it to you so that some copies can be made. I live in the U.S.
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jawkdna
·Bump. Did anyone get these tools 3D printed? Would love some plans if so...
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··LemaniacI had a tool made myself. It required some alu piping and a lathe.
It was not perfect so I did not do more to it.
The problem is that it is very easy to crack the edges of the crystal when installing it.
This is loads of money out the window.
Especially if the case has been polished/reshaped this is a real PITA.
Cheers
It was not perfect so I did not do more to it.
The problem is that it is very easy to crack the edges of the crystal when installing it.
This is loads of money out the window.
Especially if the case has been polished/reshaped this is a real PITA.
Cheers
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Northernman
··LemaniacBump. Did anyone get these tools 3D printed? Would love some plans if so...
The finishing of 3D printed objects are not always that nice.
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Northernman
··Lemaniac
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··Omega Qualified WatchmakerI think lathe work on a metal piece would be preferable to a 3D plastic ring.
The finishing of 3D printed objects are not always that nice.
The ID of these rings needs to be pretty much a mirror finish, so I agree that this is a machining project in metal, rather than some 3D printed plastic thing. Material also needs to be fairly rigid to work well.
Cheers, Al
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Speedy04
·Tool for this is obsolete, is what I found.
I made a tool similar to above from the thick plastic movement holders on ebay for next to nothing. Nice and smooth inside, not damaging gasket. Fine layer of silicone, not liberally as advised. Card cut out to push the glass to form a lip.
Worked a treat and glass is in first time, with no problems.
I made a tool similar to above from the thick plastic movement holders on ebay for next to nothing. Nice and smooth inside, not damaging gasket. Fine layer of silicone, not liberally as advised. Card cut out to push the glass to form a lip.
Worked a treat and glass is in first time, with no problems.
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JetLinks
·And just like that, I find it..... https://omegaforums.net/threads/mk-ii-speedy-project.16554/page-2
Love this forum!!!! 😀
Love this forum!!!! 😀
