Square Escapement Mechanism

A simple model of an square escapement powered by a wind up mechanism. The escapement was a very important technological innovation since it made possible to accurately keep the passage of time.

[@TheCaptain008]

Rad man, I've been on a binge watchig these movements. So many different builds, so many styles! Great job, dude.

[@maunster3414]

Amazing. Well done!

[@pavanpratapsinghchauhan6804]

your works are outstanding

[@ludicscience]

Thank you so much

[@Lidmotor]

Thank you for this. I may make one. Clocks have always interested me. I was doing research on electric pulse motors and found out that much work was done on them in the early days ---as clock motors.

[@ludicscience]

***** Please do! I look forward to see your version. I was not aware of the use of pulse motors in early clocks, have any links to share? This is neat site: www.sparkmuseum.com/ and this one too: physics.kenyon.edu/EarlyApparatus/

[@ghalithegreat]

A simple model of an square escapement powered by a wind up mechanism. The escapement was a very important technological innovation since it made possible to accurately keep the passage of time.

[@quotidien_]

Strangely fascinating.

[@tunercvr]

Thanks, Ludic. Thludic.

[@PRANAVSAWARKAR]

Loved it ❤️

[@LCMNUNES1962]

ÓTIMO MECANISMO BEM FEITO.

[@rizaldolah4282]

Cam you share me the measure and full instruction to built this.

[@davidmon7167]

Very pretty tic tact machine.

[@sulskull]

Is it possible to change the temp or bpm by makes the bottom half shorter and top half longer, and adding a movable weight at the top?(like a metronome)

[@placeholdername3907]

You can always just make the pendulum shorter

[@colsanjaybajpai5747]

Ingenious

[@gilbertocavalcante8608]

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