The higher the weight (the disk) is on the pendulum the faster the clock runs. There is a threaded rod on bottom of the pendulum that allows me to raise or lower the weight to control the speed of the clock. The rectangular weight hanging on the string is the stored energy that drives the clock. Once a day I have to raise the weight back up to the top and then gravity pulls it back down. This is what drives the clock.
That is a sweet clock. Great workmanship. Thanks for posting.
I have uploaded to youtube several vids for creating TRUE INVOLUTE internal and external gears with backlash and even sprockets using Autocad. The vid of the GEAR Word Document has the formulas and the gear terms to help with your gear and sprocket designs.
That is a cool and beautiful clock. Good job. If it is of some use to you or other clock makers, check out the Youtube video procedure for drawing your gears in Autocad,both INTERNAL and EXTERNAL gears accurately.
Draw some sprockets too if you are so inclined. Thanks for sharing.
that is deffinenantly the most unique peice of artwork ive ever seen im adding it to my favorites just because its just..... most of the art work in museums are noob class compared to what i saw FANTASTICALLL
that's really amazing. I didn't even knew wooden clocks existed^^ does it tell time accurately? or is it just for novelty? I can't work wood... I always fail woodshop in school and I have trouble assembling a wooden ikea book shelf xD So yeah, I'm really amazed!
@keniakittykat Look at the clock at 0:44. You can see the hands of the clock. However since there is no clockface, one can only roughly tell the exact time.
o_o so this will. . . never stop? i mean it doesnt run on batteries or anything and it works for days without any energy source more then gravity? o.o
@Dawid4Real Um yeah... How do you think clocks operated pre-middle twentieth century. I have two grandfather clocks at home that only need gravity to operate.
@johnnyht2007 the straight bar at the back is a weight, it is pulling the string to rotate the mechanism, the cam with two arms is slowing the rotating cog at the rate of motion defined by the pendulum.
This is a clever clock because Clayton altered it so its beats are slightly slower than 1 beat per second but at the same time it is a very accurate time keeper.
Masterfully done! Truly an inspiring piece of functional art!
DanialMcCoy 5 months ago
Absolutely Stunning - great work!
2techshop 5 months ago
cool...wher to get it???
joyce22 7 months ago
You have to build it yourself. You can can get the plans from Clayton Boyer.
PBrutz 7 months ago
Just beautiful to look at, awesome work.
thepatshowonwp 7 months ago
it looks like some elven artifact :D i expect a sprite to pop up at any *time*! (get it?.... yeah me neither)
TheMagnificentPony 7 months ago
Superultramegacool! 'Though if you don't dust it well, it will probably loose a few minutes a year. ;)
eternallypre 7 months ago
This is amazing it's so smooth. Does it have an alarm ;)
keano6t9 7 months ago
how does a clock even work just by a swaying motion
CooOOookiez 8 months ago
I recommend watching the YouTube video “Time, Clocks and Gears” it explains how a mechanical clock works.
PBrutz 8 months ago
Can you teach me how to regulate the period of oscillation? By manipulating the weight or the length of the pendulum?
stupid0rigami 8 months ago
The higher the weight (the disk) is on the pendulum the faster the clock runs. There is a threaded rod on bottom of the pendulum that allows me to raise or lower the weight to control the speed of the clock. The rectangular weight hanging on the string is the stored energy that drives the clock. Once a day I have to raise the weight back up to the top and then gravity pulls it back down. This is what drives the clock.
PBrutz 8 months ago
@PBrutz Thanks a Lot~
stupid0rigami 8 months ago
It looks very delicate that reqiures a lot of patience.
deaftodd 11 months ago
That is a sweet clock. Great workmanship. Thanks for posting.
I have uploaded to youtube several vids for creating TRUE INVOLUTE internal and external gears with backlash and even sprockets using Autocad. The vid of the GEAR Word Document has the formulas and the gear terms to help with your gear and sprocket designs.
popnstart 1 year ago
do you have the schematics for the clock movement? If yes, can u plz send? Would love to make one.
jackboy94 1 year ago
That is a cool and beautiful clock. Good job. If it is of some use to you or other clock makers, check out the Youtube video procedure for drawing your gears in Autocad,both INTERNAL and EXTERNAL gears accurately.
Draw some sprockets too if you are so inclined. Thanks for sharing.
popnstart 1 year ago
wow! very impressive
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eauc1 1 year ago
really beautiful
19wael96 1 year ago
i want one.
oldman32123 1 year ago
how do they make these things !?
surferdudette19 1 year ago
How are the wheels mounted?
Kosperux 1 year ago
how much will this be?! <;D
bboyzshannon 1 year ago
Beautiful
Geddiz 1 year ago
I would pay alot of money for one of those in my house.
LoStInMyMiNd321 1 year ago
beautiful
redman68au 1 year ago
I would love a clock like that! Hard to read, but that's not the point. That clock is pure ART!
hikarinoryu 1 year ago
that is deffinenantly the most unique peice of artwork ive ever seen im adding it to my favorites just because its just..... most of the art work in museums are noob class compared to what i saw FANTASTICALLL
MegaCoolmofo 1 year ago
I like it. Well done..Any of these gears generated by Gearotic Motion or were they all designed by Philip Brutz?
TheDigit100 1 year ago
The clock was designed by Clayton boyer.
PBrutz 1 year ago
and it show right time?
HOKKYLI 1 year ago
Good work !
piazzola08 1 year ago
molto bello!
malekith87 1 year ago
This is an amazing display of wood working. Bravo!
mccormickn 1 year ago
beautiful.
numberJ5 1 year ago
WOW, good work. i'll be over at 8:30.
peace, lardo.
lardo444 1 year ago
I don't do wood but I am able to make it out of aluminum and brass. Please let me know where I might acquire a print.
cncdude1 1 year ago
looks extremely fragile, id be afraid to own one
M1dyGamer 1 year ago
is it possible for someone to get the plans for this clock?
Afwell1 1 year ago
Runs on gravity look at the rectangular block with the string attached hanging down.
ghostmaker105 1 year ago
It looks more like a sculpture than a clock... wonderful work!
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i3ds 1 year ago
that's really amazing. I didn't even knew wooden clocks existed^^ does it tell time accurately? or is it just for novelty? I can't work wood... I always fail woodshop in school and I have trouble assembling a wooden ikea book shelf xD So yeah, I'm really amazed!
keniakittykat 1 year ago
@keniakittykat Look at the clock at 0:44. You can see the hands of the clock. However since there is no clockface, one can only roughly tell the exact time.
badreality2 1 year ago
I love when you can see the gears in a clock. This wooden marvel is quite lovely to look at!
Bluemango123 1 year ago
I love when you can see the gears in a clock. This wooden marvel is quite lovely to look at!
Bluemango123 1 year ago
great clock do the teeth wear out
toot1000000 1 year ago
great clock do the teeth wear out
toot1000000 1 year ago
lovely work dose the teeth wear out quicker because there delicate ?
toot1000000 1 year ago
o_o so this will. . . never stop? i mean it doesnt run on batteries or anything and it works for days without any energy source more then gravity? o.o
Dawid4Real 1 year ago
@Dawid4Real Um yeah... How do you think clocks operated pre-middle twentieth century. I have two grandfather clocks at home that only need gravity to operate.
badreality2 1 year ago
@Dawid4Real Um... yeah. How do you think clocks operated pre-twentieth century?
badreality2 1 year ago
it's great but does this clock show time ??
cpiMan666 1 year ago
Do you send my the plains? Apologize my poor english. Thanks.
soredex1 2 years ago
Where's the energy from?
johnnyht2007 2 years ago
@johnnyht2007 the straight bar at the back is a weight, it is pulling the string to rotate the mechanism, the cam with two arms is slowing the rotating cog at the rate of motion defined by the pendulum.
Marhleet 1 year ago
Beautiful clock 5*
RODALCO2007 2 years ago
One of the nicest clocks I've seen. Wonderful job.
rayunseitig 2 years ago 20
wow very sweet. looks 3d animated :-P
lucidsubmachine 2 years ago
You must not have seen what wood looks like then.
DAKOTA56777 2 years ago
Beautiful craftsmanship.
I only wish this video had sound to go with it.
phoenixshade3 2 years ago
tick tock
tick tock
there u go.....
ANTINULLdotcom 2 years ago
absolutely beautiful piece of artwork you have there.
DJBigz1988 2 years ago 18
Amazing!
ggymm 2 years ago
What kind of wood is used?
ggymm 2 years ago
I made plywood out of old teak banisters. The hands are made from rosewood.
PBrutz 2 years ago
Teak is probably a very good choice; it won't deform much due to changing humidity. Does it splinter much when you cut it?
Ercular 2 years ago
This is a clever clock because Clayton altered it so its beats are slightly slower than 1 beat per second but at the same time it is a very accurate time keeper.
picaticatara 3 years ago
I particularly appreciate the highly exposed escapement. You can't miss it!
ve2zzz 3 years ago
how can i get one like this?
javieruriel 3 years ago
you get the plans and make one! =]
drunkmunk6 3 years ago
yea go to his website the plans are like 30$
a10fjet 3 years ago
Beautiful workmanship. Thanks for posting this video of this wonderful thing. (Also it's just the right length with good shots of the clock).
catalina6 4 years ago