Gear Terminology CAD, 3D Printing, and Testing | Homebrew Horology #1 | 3D Printed Clock Development

[@JulianMakes]

I love mechanical things too (I’m not very experienced though). Your video is great, I’ve always wanted to make a clock so I’ll be watching all your vids. Subbed and clicked the bell :)

[@motorcademedia9941]

Great video! Really well done and informative. Keep it up, excited to see how this project progresses!

[@181charlie]

Thanks for the try good info and great attitude.

[@GutsyGibbon]

Wonderful explanation! I'm just digging into this and really appreciate the detail and terminology clarification.

[@jeremymoore15]

Thanks for the cool video! I am getting a 3d-printer soon and this is actually one of the first projects I want to do. I want to add a hand for the days as well however. I ran across this video trying to figure out how gears work. Hope to see another video soon!

[@kyleikuma5790]

jeremy moore thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed- and good luck on your project! That might be something I might add on to my clock as well...

[@edwardahangama9406]

I really like your progress during lock down period due to the COVID 19 pandemic and distributing your acquisitions to the general public. I congratulate and further progress. Edward Ahangama

[@Blacksmith-Joe]

Very cool! I've just uploaded a video on the 3d printed clock that I've just made. I'm now onto v2. My v2 i using m1 gears now so fingers crossed

[@kyleikuma5790]

Nice! Thanks for sharing!