Simple Watch Winder

This is a part to cobble together a simple watch winder.

It's just a base that you hook onto a stepper or servo motor, then control however you like. Either use the one with a pre-built 0.25" bore or print the pilot bore one with 100% infill and drill it for the desired shaft diameter. A series of holes along the spine let you zip-tie your watch in place. (Mine has a 6mo rechargeable battery, so I that hacky method works fine enough for me.)

You may need to ream open the holes a bit for bigger zip ties, or use hot glue/a setscrew for the shaft. In any case, the dimensions here aren't super critical as this is a very low-load application.

The photos show me using LinuxCNC and a bigass stepper motor, since I have that laying around from a CNC build I'm doing - and the gcode I'm running (as an example) is at the GitHub link below. You could just as easily use an Arduino, baby servo, and any one of the myriad Arduino servo examples found online. I'll probably do that myself eventu