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Hey Folks,

I've been working on the Antikythera project for the last few months, with a couple of videos in progress. As always, the work is taking a lot longer than I would like, I expect to have the first of several videos completed soon.

Thanks for your patience, I very much appreciate it.

Cheers,

Chris.

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Sam Bishop

Look forward to them coming out. Glad to hear from you, Chris. Hope you’re well.

GCU_Oops

We’re avid fans of your work and so we understand the time it takes to achieve the quality you do. Cheers for the update, don’t rush on our account mate:)

Jeff Armstrong

You know we'll wait. Quality over quantity has always been the rule here.

avia

Oh, how exciting! I found you through the antikythera project (my novel-in-progress is set in antiquity and one of my characters is an astronomer/astrologer, so I went very far down a rabbit hole about calendars) and followed/joined your Patreon specifically to make sure I wouldn't miss an update to the project - and in the process have learned SO much about metalcraft I wouldn't otherwise have. Fantastic channel and fantastic work - and please, by all means, take your time.

Thomas Herbig

Patience is my middle name. Especially when it comes to Clickspring: it's always worth the wait!

James Korman

Quality over quantity! Looking forward to your coming work.

Adam V.

This brings me so much joy to hear - like many others who follow you and your colleagues significant work I am more than happy to wait for when the time is right 😉

Dilapidus

Surely a bow lathe that you made yourself is faster and more accurate than any modern tools? Sheesh! :)

Warwick

We'll be here when you're ready. Take the time to enjoy the process.

Grant Hullinger

Thank you for the update, Chris. As always very excited for the next installment. I've especially like ancient tools videos. It really puts into perspective what they accomplished with such limited resources.

Stubbs

Chris! don't play with my emotions like this!!

John S Dilsaver

Thanks for the note, I'm looking forward to what we learn next, all good!

Mick Irving

Mate I spent a lot of years in the metal fabrication sphere from die setting in mass production through to sheet metal fabrication and light and heavy vehicle body building both R&D through to limited production runs as well I've picked some basic machining skills mainly lathework so I have a pretty good understanding of cause and effect involving different metals. Why I bring up my credentials is to give context when I applaud your skill sets. Some of your videos show skills that I could possibly emulate but overall I'm in awe of your patience, eye for detail and your digital dexterity. I'm thoroughly entertained by your video's.