Single pivot grasshopper escapement and Wagner remontoire.wmv

[@ПашаПитецкий]

Це клас, дякую вам за працю, хай щастить

[@identernet]

Thanks for that. It probably won't work in practise (in wood) unless I make it quite large. The exit pallet only just clears the escapewheel teeth. Harrison actually recommends an 120 tooth wheel. I think that works better but is impractical in wood, unless it's large of course. Will have a look at making the exit pallet arm longer. This should give more lift and allow for larger tooth in the pallet.

[@whiskeymountainwood]

Amazing what YOU can do. You've definitely got my attention. I've been wondering when someone would build a corpus clock out of wood, looks like you're well on your way.

[@e.g.b.3341]

El mecanismo está muy bueno, una pena que no tenga un giro de 360º para poder apreciarlo desde otras perspectivas.

[@carmelpule6954]

This is a brilliant device incorporating two escapements in fact,the faster one regulated by the pendulum and Grasshopper and the other slower one incorporating the left hand escapement regulated by the fall of the weight and rotation angle of the supporting lever incorporating the pivot of the wheel on the right. Unfortunately the balancing weights to ensure the right proportion of forces on the front escapement wheel and that required to lift the right weight, is not shown and neither is the system which carries the main weight. However I worked it out and I must say it is a brilliant piece of mechanical logic.

[@e.g.b.3341]

Hola. Me doy cuenta que usted tiene mucho conocimiento. Tal vez tenga algún canal de youtube al cual pueda dirigirme para ver sus videos. Gracias!

[@rutlandclocks]

A very interesting video. Do you have or are you able to produce drawings of the escapement? If so I would very much like to have some as it would make a fascinating project. You may have seen my Remontoire skeleton clock.also on YT. Thanks again

[@rutlandclocks]

Thank you for your e-mail I tried to reply but for some reason it was returned. Yes I do have access to SW. The drawings would be much appreciated. I only make clocks for my own amusement.

[@HardwoodClocks]

Is there a drawing file (DFX or PDF) that I can study? This is brilliant. Thanks for posting.

[@michelgosset1720]

which Harrison brothers ?

[@identernet]

Hi Do you have or are you able to access solidworks? All my drawings are solidworks. Cannot find your clock. I know you cannot put links into KZbin comments. Do you have a better description for the search.

[@identernet]

HI You would be more than welcome to them but I don't have them any more. Must have deleted them. If I come across them I will contact you again for your email address. Sorry about that. I think I sent a copy to "rutlandclocks" earlier. Perhaps you could contact them. Paul

[@identernet]

Could you send me your email address and I will send you a copy of my Solidworks files.