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KNEX Clock

The operation of a click made out of K'NEX. It runs on only weights (pennies) and a pendulum. This video shows the anchor (the wiggling thing attached to the pendulum) which allows the escapement t...  
 
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jaytjuh575 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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what dous it do? exact every second clicks?
psychopenguin37 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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thanks for all the comments! to answer you, wessellonus, the pendulum is kept swinging in the same way that a real grandfather clock's pendulum is kept swinging. there is a weight (in this case, a few rolls of pennies) attached to a string which is wound many times around the "escapement" axle (the rotating thing that looks like the spokes of a wheel - this is where the clock's face would eventually be). that keeps the escapement spinning, but it is stopped by the anchor every tick.
wessellonus (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I tried to make one myself BUT what does keep the pendule swinging? mine always stops after a while
bmxking46 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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I tried to make one of those.... it fell and broke aall over the floor..
Sypran (1 year ago) Show Hide
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even if it was not accutate and had a duration of spining (maybe 2 min per rotation like) and constantly went at that speed, it would still be useful to tell how long something takes.
snowball1912 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very awesome!
MrMouldable (1 year ago) Show Hide
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thats amazing! is it accurate?


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