Working Time Machine
por stevemedwin
Archivos imprimibles (15)
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stlface_.stl
1.4 Mo · 4 316 descargas
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stlface_numbers.stl
476 Ko · 4 278 descargas
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stlbushing.stl
149 Ko · 4 258 descargas
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stlstand_.stl
250 Ko · 4 253 descargas
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stlstand_letters.stl
411 Ko · 4 243 descargas
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stlgear_12T.stl
195 Ko · 4 263 descargas
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stlgear_36T_2.stl
405 Ko · 4 270 descargas
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stlgear_36T_3.stl
460 Ko · 4 286 descargas
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stlgear_36T_4.stl
345 Ko · 4 277 descargas
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stlgear_36T_5.stl
374 Ko · 4 273 descargas
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stlgear_48T.stl
588 Ko · 4 265 descargas
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stlmulticolor_gear_rim.stl
331 Ko · 4 244 descargas
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stlmulticolor_gear_spokes.stl
65 Ko · 4 251 descargas
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stlsmall_head_bolt.stl
72 Ko · 4 257 descargas
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stlsmall_head_tool.stl
176 Ko · 4 235 descargas
Descripción
This functional thing builds on the gears in my 100HEX Working Gear Kit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2789514 to create a working geared clock faceplate. I found a suitable clock mechanism on Amazon [Mudder High Torque Hands Clock Mechanism with 20 mm shaft length http://a.co/2InBecS]. The gears must be turned by hand as the force is too high to have the clock mechanism actually drive them.
I printed this on a multi-material printer, but the face plate and stand can be printed without the inlays and then either left as is or painted later.
For aesthetic reasons, I made the bolt head smaller than in the Working Gear Kit. I've included a new tool to tighten these bolts.
The bushing goes inside the large 48 tooth gear in the center so it can freely spin when you tighten down the clock mechanism nut.
Here's a short video: https://youtu.be/4pt103Zv_Ow