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Technique experiment: gear-hoop-gear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2023
- Trying new things can be challenging and they don't always seem to have worked out immediately. I tried a new Wild Gears technique that I'm not quite sure what to call. It uses a stationary center gear, and then a hoop placed around the gear, and then a moving gear inside the hoop.
It gave an odd organic result that has a little more space for variation and finesse that I was hoping for. But it is still and interesting little technique that makes designs unlike anything I've ever made before. Perhaps someone else will find inspiration from this experiment.
Looks tricky!
It would be neat to have a 3d printer hold the pen and move the gears. It would prove the accuracy of the printer and hopefully show the non-digitized drawing.
What you're looking for is a plotter; also a very cool device.
@@WildGearsCreations Yes, plotter with a pen to drive the wheels as an interesting display of a mechanism. This may require a plotter with a flexible holder "pressing" in the direction. I was looking for a smooth line but I think the plotter may show ripples as it moves the gears. Just a thought.
Well, this is interesting. Must try. So how to make a consistent, uniform "drop" at the sawtooth point....
Let me know if you figure that out! I'm planning on experimenting with embracing the uncontrollable organic aspect of the design to see if I can find something fun in there.
Very interesting!