How To Assemble the Flying Pendulum Escapement

Instead of a 2D pendulum, this escapement uses a string pendulum that wraps and unwraps around posts to slow down the fall of the weight. Not the most accurate or consistent escapement, but it is definitely the most fun to watch!
The STL File: jbvcreative.co...
Prints on all standard 3d printers without supports, requires the following additional parts to assemble:
9 M4x12| 8 M4 Nuts Screws (I used amzn.to/3Cf7dpp)
2 M4x35 Screws (Like these amzn.to/3TUZIKN)
2 M4 150mm Threaded Rods (I used this amzn.to/3DCGcwR)
6 M4 Washers (These are the ones amzn.to/3Sh129Z)
3 624Z 13mm OD/4mm ID Bearings (These work great amzn.to/3rdtj58)
1mm Nylon String or Fishing Line (I used string from this set amzn.to/3dOHT00)
Recommended print settings:
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Infill: 15-18%
Total Print Time: ~27.5 hours
Total Filament Required: ~240g
Minimum Build Plate Required: 205x205mm
Please note that these files are for personal enjoyment only. If you do wish to sell PRINTED versions of this model, you can do so with a JBV Creative Small Business License patreon.com/jbvcreative
**All the files have been pre-oriented to save you some set up time! All you need to do is drop the parts into your slicer and hit print!
The Kit:
Let me do the printing for you! You will receive all the parts required to assemble this kinetic sculpture yourself.
Discord Channel:
I Created a discord channel to talk about all things escapements and 3D Printed clock. You can join here: / discord

[@danthemanoftheland]

This is really cool! I've never seen one before! I think I'm going to try and make one. I guess I ought to get a 3D printer first! :)

[@AmoriaHD]

Something

[@TwentyNineEightyFive]

0 comments lemme fix that

[@jbvcreative2nd]

Lets go!