Is there any way you can slow down the energy release? Seems to me that you might be able to get a much longer run time if you can do that. But a very nice job on the sculpture.
I agree. It's definitely not perfect and could use further improvements. It's not my model design and there are some things I would change to make it more efficient such as what you mentioned, but it has been invaluable to help me understand how this model's engage and release mechanism works.
@@TimmaethBoy Even so, you are light-years ahead of me. I am still trying to understand the mechanism for controlled energy release. Have not tried to build anything yet with it.
@@santanulahiri719 Check the link in the description to the maker's model. Even if you don't have access to a 3D-printer, you may be able to figure out how the mechanism works - at least his interpretation of it.
The link has the STL files you need to print everything. Some tweaking is required to get it to work properly though. I wouldn't recommend doing this for your first print, but it's not too bad.
I modified the arms and base slightly to fit my needs. I didn't like the fact that they uploaded a low-res version of the model. There's also a few areas that need improvement like the contact points on the escapement mechanism, but it saved designing everything from scratch, so can't complain too much.
They're pretty affordable nowadays my dude. The cheaper ones will require a lot more tinkering to get working properly though. You don't have to like the video though, I'm good with that.
Hey man, My eyes are permanently crossed
Im stuck getting the last part of the mechanism to work. Could you post the modifications you made?
I am inspired to try on my smaller 3d printer😍
Is there any way you can slow down the energy release? Seems to me that you might be able to get a much longer run time if you can do that. But a very nice job on the sculpture.
I agree. It's definitely not perfect and could use further improvements. It's not my model design and there are some things I would change to make it more efficient such as what you mentioned, but it has been invaluable to help me understand how this model's engage and release mechanism works.
@@TimmaethBoy Even so, you are light-years ahead of me. I am still trying to understand the mechanism for controlled energy release. Have not tried to build anything yet with it.
@@santanulahiri719 Check the link in the description to the maker's model. Even if you don't have access to a 3D-printer, you may be able to figure out how the mechanism works - at least his interpretation of it.
@@TimmaethBoy Thank you. I'll do that.
Man this is so cool! Is that link in the description how to print it? I'm saving up for a printer, definitely going to try this out when I buy one
The link has the STL files you need to print everything. Some tweaking is required to get it to work properly though. I wouldn't recommend doing this for your first print, but it's not too bad.
@@TimmaethBoy gotcha, thanks!
❤️ Beautiful sir ❤️ please inform to me where I can get this sculpture please inform to me and how much price for this sculpture ❤️
Yea I want 1 too!
Did you modify the aesthetics of the design or the escapement mechanism? Looks really cool!
I modified the arms and base slightly to fit my needs. I didn't like the fact that they uploaded a low-res version of the model. There's also a few areas that need improvement like the contact points on the escapement mechanism, but it saved designing everything from scratch, so can't complain too much.
id call that one 653, when i stare at it that all i see .
Sorry but I voted that I hated it because who can afford a 3D printer! If this guy would make these & sell them Online; I would definitely buy one+
They're pretty affordable nowadays my dude. The cheaper ones will require a lot more tinkering to get working properly though. You don't have to like the video though, I'm good with that.