Description
Built for the bench. Two numbered trays and a frosted lid that keep every part of a watch in order from teardown to reassembly. Low dividers mean no part hides behind a wall, and tweezing parts in and out is easy. Each compartment has its own screw corral, so screws stay beside the parts they came from.
Tray 1: Plate, Bridge and Barrel (No. YT01). One large 58 mm open well with four screw boxes for plates, bridges and barrels, plus eight generous compartments. Numbered 1–9.
Tray 2: General Parts (No. YT02). Twelve standard and two narrow compartments, each with a screw corral. Numbered 10–23, picking up where Tray 1 leaves off.
Lid (No. YL01). Flip it over and set a tray in it to raise your work off the bench. Turn it back over and its tall rise keeps dust off without crushing anything fragile. Even for Goliath or 8 day watches. Stack the trays and the stout design means they stand sturdy on the shelf. For extra security or to attach other parts like dial holders and straps, a simple rubber band keeps it all secure. Plenty of space for your parts, but very compact on the shelf.
Works with Bench Buddy. The 23 numbered compartments enable you to reference where you put parts using Bench Buddy’s project logging features, so you can record what went where and pick up exactly where you left off.
Designed and printed by Bench Three in Clermont, Florida. Each part is marked with its part number and revision on the underside.
Ordering more than 3 sets, or want custom colors? Email mike@benchthree.com for a quote.
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