Astro-skeleton, Reassembly of the time train @MarkFrankclocks
Astro-skeleton, Reassembly of the time train  @MarkFrankclocks
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The time train is now reassembled after a complete disassembly to polish all components, lacquer appropriate components and blue steel components and screws.

Notice in the first two short clips how long the splitting differential coasts until it come to a stop. This is a demonstration of the extremely low coefficient of friction the ceramic ball bearings have compared to conventional steel bearings.
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Astro-skeleton, Reassembly of the time train

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