Nice project. That’s the best way to understand mechanisms. These were used in clocks as you are aware. Also, you may want to look into sprag clutch’s. Same outcome almost just different approach. Used in industry for holding loads from back spinning.
swagatika priyambada I made it with a scroll saw, which is good for intricate cuts, but you could also use a coping saw. The easiest way is to make it using a laser cutter, though.
pavankumar vayalapelli it only has one degree of freedom, the rotation about the axle. The axle constrains the other two rotational axes and two of the translation axes. The last translational axis is contracted by nuts on both sides of the wheel.
Had a hard time understanding how a ratchet and pawl mechanism worked. Your video was surprisingly helpful and just super straight to the point, easy to understand and see. Thanks a lot!
He made this for me (I'm his sis) it was a project. and as i recall, it was a joined effort. WE made it. i ran all the way upstairs and got the pink elastics! LOL
I need this i will pay for it
Great going for allowing your sister to think and make things on her own.
nice easy visualisation and easy to understand!
I think it’s pretty awesome too!
Nice project. That’s the best way to understand mechanisms. These were used in clocks as you are aware. Also, you may want to look into sprag clutch’s. Same outcome almost just different approach. Used in industry for holding loads from back spinning.
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Great explanation, this helped me understand how one type of automatic watch movement works :)
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See the application in wrist watches
Best wishes
I also think its pretty awesome
Wintergatan 🤩
how did u make it??i wanna make one too
swagatika priyambada I made it with a scroll saw, which is good for intricate cuts, but you could also use a coping saw. The easiest way is to make it using a laser cutter, though.
thank you so muuuuch !!!
how many degrees of freedom will it have?
pavankumar vayalapelli it only has one degree of freedom, the rotation about the axle. The axle constrains the other two rotational axes and two of the translation axes. The last translational axis is contracted by nuts on both sides of the wheel.
Had a hard time understanding how a ratchet and pawl mechanism worked. Your video was surprisingly helpful and just super straight to the point, easy to understand and see. Thanks a lot!
Very impressive, thank you.
Um umgowa
Thank you so much... It is very helpful...
Your device is better than any animation. Thanks a lot.
try turning ccw without holding the bottom plate. it believe the bottom plate turns as well.
It IS awesome. Good job.
simple elegant
Not awesome... Sorry
Thank you
excellent work
He made this for me (I'm his sis) it was a project. and as i recall, it was a joined effort. WE made it. i ran all the way upstairs and got the pink elastics! LOL
gabstergoldman lazy ass
haha I am happy for you seven years later I guess haha! I hope the project went well!
After 8 year, I guess u got an A+ in that project.