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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2020
- Building a fully functioning mechanical clock out of paper from the book "Make Your Own Working Paper Clock" by James Smith Rudolph. I built this in my spare time over several months and dozens of podcasts. :)
Unfortunately, I got a bit carried away when building this and forgot to film portions of its construction. Sorry about the missing parts!
It was a super interesting project, and I was ecstatic when it actually worked! It keeps decent time considering it's just made of paper. It gains/loses 1-2 min/hr and the weight keeps it running for about 5 hours before it needs to be rewound
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I began marking this clock from the book at age 10 but never finished it. It's nice to see that you did. Amazing.
After having the book for many year I'm finally starting today. Thanks for the video! Studying every frame!
What's the name
@@ihsansendagire5815 Exactly what is shown in the first few frames of the video: “Make your own Working Paper Clock”. I got mine on eBay years ago. I don’t think I can post links here.
@@ihsansendagire5815 In case you haven't found out yet, it's called "Make Your Own Working Paper Clock" by James Smith Randolph.
Congratulations on completing the clock! I bought the book a very long time ago and got into trouble with the big wheel. It couldn't engage the gears properly and jammed. It's so nice to be able to finally see it work.
What is the name of the book
@@ihsansendagire5815 The title is Make Your Own Working Paper Clock by James Smith Rudolph
Thanks for the inspiration. I have this kit, but have never had the courage to complete it. You have inspired me to try!
And for his next trick.....he'll make ice outta fire. Seriously! This is awesome. I want one
Last night I bought a pair of grandfather clock hands on ebay. They're beautiful brass things, and I was vaguely thinking that maybe I could affix them to a new clock. I've spent a lot of time in the last 24 hours searching through dozens of websites trying to figure out how I can buy a clock movement that would fit these old hands to no avail.
Watching someone build a fully functional mechanical clock out of paper in the middle of this unending nightmare of web searching feels vaguely as though I am being taunted by forces beyond my comprehension.
This was really beautiful work, it looks incredible and the video is wonderful. I'm think I'm going to spontaneously combust.
Thank you for the kind comment!
What a good idea and what a good project ! ! ! congrats
Now make a mechanical paper wristwatch.🤣🤣🤣
This is excellent!
Good stuff. It's About Time is an event in Division C of Scioly this year, and I bet a lot of people will do this.
Amazing! I built one as carefully as I could over a two week period and had NO success. Your building skill is AMAZING! Congrats.
That is fabulous
I wish they had an illustration of the reduction gear, pieces 81 thru 87. I can’t see where 86 and 87 go.
Amazing attention to detail
... _Well Dne_
great job! got any other projects/videos in the works?
What book did you use to make this ?????
I waited 30 years for this video. What took you so long?
Amazing..good job
Ive tried building this 4 times over the years. Is there a error in the insructions? In the rewind mechanism part. I always have problems there. It like the instructions are backwards for that part.
Congratulations! I bought the book too but couldn't do the wheels precisely enough and it jammed :-(. Can pls let us know how long the clock ran before the gears wore out?
PS: I took the modern-day short cut. Bought a quartz electronic pendulum mechanism ...
I don't keep it running continuously, but it's still working!
I have now tried this twice and have never been able to get it to work! Very jealous :)
I’ve taken amphetamines before too bro. I know that feeling. Lol And of course, well done! I’m impressed!
where can I get a template of this clock?? I really want to make one like this
It's from the book "Make Your Own Working Paper Clock" by James Smith Rudolph
@@imaginemore is there an available template online??
@@vincelianros432 Not that I am aware of, but the book can be found on eBay for not much.
What is keeping the pendulum running?
The weight bro
Not BAD😮 3:17
good job
Amazing. Is it paper or 1mm card?
Neither. The thickness is about 0.3 mm, near as I can measure.
What is the book name. Is it available online?
It is “Make Your Own Working Paper Clock” and available on Amazon!
can you send the link for the templates?
I would like to have those too
Is there a lubricant used for the pins and other moving parts, or is it just paper on paper?
No lubricant, but there are some small plastic bushings around the axles
Hlo can you pls tell how did you made it
It's a book named make your own paper ckock.
Can you share what book is it
It is “Make Your Own Working Paper Clock” and available on Amazon!
Hello, I also bought that book, but I encountered some problems in the production process. Can you help me?
Glad to hear that you're building one too! What problems are you running into?
@@imaginemore The question is a bit complicated. I can't explain it clearly in the comment area. Can you provide your email?
@@bighead6106 I don't feel comfortable posting my email address here, but if you are comfortable sharing yours I'll reach out to you.
Kkk 2 anos
how to assemble the rectangular piece n° 98 that is in that book? because I have not understood yet and it says that it must also be folded but how?
98 isn’t difficult. Glued inside the pendulum bob it is bowed outward to hold the bob against the shaft, but not so tightly that it can’t be adjusted up or down for time regulation.
buen día amigo......tu video es excelente........casi diría fenomenal........un mecanismo hecho a besa de carton es muy interesante...........lo que faltaria son las medidas de todas la piezas para seguirte en la elaboration del mismo................se agradece por l video......bye.
Awesome
Hey make sure it does not get water in it
Comprei o livro (book) e estou tentando fazer, mas acho que não vou conseguir, está em ingles e eu só falo português e, bem mal, kkk.
Parabéns 👏👏👏 e um abraço!
Brazil.
😢 não consegui😢
What is the name of the book?
"Make Your Own Working Paper Clock" by James Smith Rudolph
Wow...
Epic
it's super hard to be successful with this kit.
It was definitely a challenge!
I bet you gotta have the patience of Job!
donde se puede comparar
👍👍👍👍👍
Is this clock on time？
It keeps time to within a minute or two per hour
@@imaginemore wonderfull,how long it works on time?
@@bighead6106It will run for 5 hours until it'll need to be rewound since it uses a weight to power it
Sir will you please give me the clock drawing or diagram. I also want to make that but I don't have diagram. Please sir help me