Involute Escapement

Further development of organic clock escapement #2. Two involute cams, or giant gearteeth sliding against each other. The upper pawl just lies on top of the lower pawl. Both curves are perfect involutes of a circle of about 5 cm. A square gear driven by a obsidian stone drives a eccentric pinion connected to the escapewheel.

[@googleyoutubechannel8554]

Fun movement, looks like a mesmerizing 1 minute dance.

[@philipbyrnes7501]

Brilliant, thank you. Just enough of a view to be able to build similar with a bit of thought, thanks. Brilliant mechanisms, 10 stars ✨

[@SirScrollsalot]

Great work, you make a lot of very nice art pieces, keep up the good work.

[@philabernethy1866]

Wow. Love this. Very interesting actions.

[@MistaMistaLF]

Again... 素晴らしい。。。。!

[@raymondo162]

Lovin it M8

[@fredscott413]

Genious.

[@N4JAB]

Very cool. All of your stuff is. How are you able to make everything fit together so precise?

[@arnulfocastro2421]

It is amaizing, where I can get the plans ?

[@jonward7535]

Is there anywhere i could get these plans? would make a great gift for my father. Love your work!

[@KingTesticus]

that is f'n awesome! your workmanship is fantastic! if you have any plans available, they would be totally worth buying.

[@eduardoquintana1665]

muy hermoso, podrías compartir los plano

[@stephenklein969]

how long will this piece run before needing reset?

[@chalahazka]

from where can i get plans?

[@alparslanklc9735]

good job..if you give me its pdf im happy so much..thanks

[@JustFun-iz9rf]

No way where can I get one

[@verdaches]

Hello M. Perenti How to have your plans? I admire your achievements! I would like to reproduce them. Can you help me?

[@haythamheinrichsaeth264]

for some reason it kinda looks animated