Wooden Clock
Files
CRV
design1.crv
C2D
design2.c2d
C2D
design3.c2d
C2D
design4.c2d
C2D
design6.c2d
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design7.crv
C2D
design8.c2d
C2D
design9.c2d
C2D
design10.c2d
C2D
design11.c2d
CRV
design12.crv
CRV
design13.crv
C2D
design14.c2d
C2D
design15.c2d
C2D
design16.c2d
C2D
design17.c2d
C2D
design18.c2d
CRV
design19.crv
C2D
design20.c2d
CRV
design21.crv
C2D
design22.c2d
CRV
design23.crv
C2D
design24.c2d
The gears, key escapement and pulley shape, and decorative face for a Wooden Clock
Notes
The design of the gears is the result of studying theoretical mesh, friction during mesh and the free-running requirement of a weight driven clock mechanism. Some backlash is therefore intentionally designed into the gears at the centre-spacing in the design to best support the clock's function.
Ensuring the clock face doesn't warp required making it from grain aligned segments, then flattening and finally shaping and engraving the face.
Many of the (Vectric VCarve) files use macro-values in the cutting paths to calculate depths etc, so look out for these if you vary the stock thickness.