Well they used to be watches

[Pesty]

Saw somthing like these being sold for quite a bit of cash. The rate I lose cufflinks its just not worth buying them.

So I made my own

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Thanks

These should last me a few months then will have to make some more.

I have never seen anything like them other than on watch forums.

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Thanks guys

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clarkmagpie said:

How do you make them?

Not very sofisticated I'm affraid. Nolar may have a better method.

Bought the cufflink blanks from ebay got 10 pairs for about £3. and a set of gold coloured ones

then looked for old womens watch movments removed the faces and various stems to make a flat surface.

was going to attempt solder/brazing but I did a bit of testing with glue and found one that works glued two blanks together and asked the kids to destroy the bond. They couldnt I tried and the brasing on the cufflinks broke first.

I figured that the glue was enough (and a lot easier).

Edited by Pesty on Saturday 3rd July 00:32

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Just searched ebay.

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no need I will hire out their destructive services.

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I am a liability will that surfice?

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somebody has to look after me, might as well be them.