Thanks for responding.I think your title is just fine. I have viewed another video from a Museum that uses a DaVinci title as well. Who knows maybe DaVinci did some drawings of some type of fly-ball mechanism. I would almost be surprised if he didn’t.
@TheWindGinProject Thanks for your help as well. I am always interested in design, and my wife is an interior designer. She used this clock in one of her projects. I personally would love to have one for myself.
@G0LFMADE What a neat idea to use a clock like this to add to an interior design theme. Not too many people would know of such a unique conversation piece that also serves a useful function. Personally, I’m into CAD and have drawn out something that uses this type of thing. I’m not over optimistic but it will be a fun experiment.
@G0LFMADE OK, I'll be sure to send you a video if it works or update you with the results at minimum. I plan on sending the files to the laser cutting service pretty soon. I have a couple of projects ahead of it but I look forward to the simple experiment. Thanks
@TheWindGinProject Sounds great. I was lucky years ago in my high school CAD classes we had access to a laser cutter. It wasn't very high-tech I'm sure compared to today, but it was still a fun way to not only design things but cut them out and implement them. Best of luck on the project.
Thanks for the video. I’m interested in this escapement and I’m confused by the name DaVinci being associated with the flying pendulum escapement. I’ve read that a man in Minnesota invented this clock around 1883 I think. Does anyone know if there are any DaVinci drawings that show this type of escapement? I have a book on DaVinci’s works and have tried to find any reference online with no luck.
Thanks for responding.I think your title is just fine. I have viewed another video from a Museum that uses a DaVinci title as well. Who knows maybe DaVinci did some drawings of some type of fly-ball mechanism. I would almost be surprised if he didn’t.
TheWindGinProject 4 months ago
@TheWindGinProject Thanks for your help as well. I am always interested in design, and my wife is an interior designer. She used this clock in one of her projects. I personally would love to have one for myself.
G0LFMADE 4 months ago
@G0LFMADE What a neat idea to use a clock like this to add to an interior design theme. Not too many people would know of such a unique conversation piece that also serves a useful function. Personally, I’m into CAD and have drawn out something that uses this type of thing. I’m not over optimistic but it will be a fun experiment.
TheWindGinProject 4 months ago
@TheWindGinProject Well if you ever get it completed let me know, I'd love to see it in motion.
G0LFMADE 3 months ago
@G0LFMADE OK, I'll be sure to send you a video if it works or update you with the results at minimum. I plan on sending the files to the laser cutting service pretty soon. I have a couple of projects ahead of it but I look forward to the simple experiment. Thanks
TheWindGinProject 3 months ago
@TheWindGinProject Sounds great. I was lucky years ago in my high school CAD classes we had access to a laser cutter. It wasn't very high-tech I'm sure compared to today, but it was still a fun way to not only design things but cut them out and implement them. Best of luck on the project.
G0LFMADE 3 months ago
its not daVinci.
he delineate the prinzipe of pendulum escapement in 1494, not the flying pendulum.
J. C. Slafter and Adler Christian Clausen apply a US Patent at August 23, 1883.
US Patent number: 286531, Issue date: Oct 9, 1883, Nickname: Ignatz
LuciferusBerlinus 4 months ago
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LuciferusBerlinus 4 months ago
Thanks for the video. I’m interested in this escapement and I’m confused by the name DaVinci being associated with the flying pendulum escapement. I’ve read that a man in Minnesota invented this clock around 1883 I think. Does anyone know if there are any DaVinci drawings that show this type of escapement? I have a book on DaVinci’s works and have tried to find any reference online with no luck.
TheWindGinProject 5 months ago
@TheWindGinProject If the name of my video in reference to this clock is incorrect I'll change it.
G0LFMADE 4 months ago
Perpetual Motion
kreativbeatone 1 year ago
nice clock
kreativbeatone 1 year ago