Watch Winder by Ehdudain

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This is my own version of a Watch Winder. I took inspiration from several sources, namely Fugatech and Greg Powell (both can be found on YouTube), and designed my own version of a watch winder with all the functions that I wanted.
Link to my YouTube Video with Assembly:
Some more specifics about how to print and materials:
Parts that require supports:
Chassis (needed for the screw mounts)
Connector Pin (overhang)
Adjustment Knob (hex nut mount)
Adjustment Plate (hex nut mount)
Bearing Cover (screw mount)
Optional support: (If you want your print Filets to look more aesthetically pleasing)
Front Cover
Back Cover
Note: You can print the splitter flat even though there's a hole going straight through it. The part prints completely fine. You also MUST print the WHEEL in PETG. The stepper motor produces a lot of heat.
Screws for each part:
4 M3x16 for brackets (attach to watch insert back)
2 M3x10 for splitter (attach to watch insert back)
2 M3 nut and M3x30 Adjustment Plate
2 M3x10 Bearing Covers
2 M3x14 insert Cover (attach to insert)
4 M3x25 for Back Cover
4 M3x20 for Front Cover
Materials:
Bearings (You can use any, but they have to be 608)
Latching Switch (Must be 16 mm in diameter)
M3 Nuts and Screws Assortment Kit
5v DC Adapter Connector
Strong Magnets (I used 6 mm and 8 mm diameter magnets)
Arduino Nano
Stepper Motor and Driver Boards (Exact motor and driver I used)
Other Stuff you should have:
Hook Up Wire Kit (I used 26 AWG wire, but 24 AWG is fine too)
Soldering Iron, Solder, Soldering Iron Tip Cleaner
Wire Stripper
USB A to Mini B Cable (You need this cable to hook up your Arduino to your PC)