3D Printed Clock (Dual Ulysse Escapement)

[@alexandreflammant8236]

Thanks to remake assembly vidéo. I love your colors choice. I just have a question : do you know how many stick exacly we need to remake them. Its not noticed in the description of the thing. Thanks

[@blueslime5457]

What’s re the print settings for all of the parts espicaly the weird one that moves on the top the spring ( please answer fast I need to know 😎)

[@rblxSkyStream]

Awesome!

[@shintaro1327]

Awesome design! Wanna know which printer you are using.

[@kyleeames8229]

The early twenty-first century will likely be remembered for among a great many other things, that time when everyone was 3D printing ALL THE THINGS; even when it wasn’t the optimal fabrication method for the THING being made. Lol. Cool build though. I wonder what future generations will think of all this early 3DP content when the hype has worn off. “Wow! They made it work in spite of the limitations of early 3DP. That’s impressive.” Perhaps “This reminds me of the hype around [insert currently unforeseen technological development].” Maybe a little bit of both.

[@ПашаПитецкий]

Клас 😊❤,як зробити розрахунки,чи є опис,будь ласка

[@nejconator]

how did you make the spring so soft mine is to hard and so the clock ticks faster then it is needs

[@Szpadyl]

how many hours it can work?

[@ravipatel6353]

@@Szpadyl may be 3 to 4 hour