It's amazing how simple it is. It could have been done ten thousands of years ago. Ideas are so powerful and often the lack of them is the only thing holding us back.
Have been trying for two years to make an escapement...no luck....Then your video. I ended up using plastic for the escape wheel and coat hanger wire for the anchor....I did find out that the center of gravity for the pendulum is critical. THANK YOU, a lot of fun to run and by adding or subtracting position and mass on the pendulum, very clearly demonstrates how a pendulum actually works. My grandkids were fascinated. THANK YOU
How do we tune the timing to 1 second? Is there any mathematical calculation with the coil or anything else, which would make it tick perfectly at intervals of one second?
Very nice! :) Perhaps recommendation is to have the cog at the rear which would still be viewable, and the pully in front. Perhaps only to make things clearer. Very nicely done video! :)
Put a large round thick paper circle with a line from center on it and you have a minute clock. Just do the math to change the ratio so the paper takes a full minute to rotate. or Change the center gear so it has 15 30 or 60 teeth to make it easier.
I was thinking about it as keeping the description to it's most basic concept and components. Like you have done in this video. You explained it very well. A 1 min clock disk popped on the back would still keep it simple yet would add in how the gear ratios relate to the clock's hands. Maybe a follow up video showing how to do the math to get the ratio correct for 1min 10 min or an hour. Then add in the escapement for the next video. You have potential for a good series of videos started here.
What if you had a larger notched wheel that has a watermill design on one part, and it was simply powered by running water? You could build a hydro-power clock!
I like the simplicity of your break down on how it works and the materials. Very nice.
Nice simple design, that tic tac noise is amazing !
It's amazing how simple it is. It could have been done ten thousands of years ago. Ideas are so powerful and often the lack of them is the only thing holding us back.
What a wonderfully lucid explanation and mechanism! hats off!
Brilliant! So simple and yet I could never work out how it was done on my own. Thanks very much.
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Well made and well presented. Thanks for the effort in making this educational presentation.
Brill! Thanks for posting 👍🏴
Very good and informative video!! Thank you so much!
Thanks for your simple explanation. Infact you have simplified it to the minimum. Best sir.
Thank you, good illustration.
Great work! Greetings from Pennsylvania.
+sciencetoymaker Thanks!
Have been trying for two years to make an escapement...no luck....Then your video. I ended up using plastic for the escape wheel and coat hanger wire for the anchor....I did find out that the center of gravity for the pendulum is critical. THANK YOU, a lot of fun to run and by adding or subtracting position and mass on the pendulum, very clearly demonstrates how a pendulum actually works. My grandkids were fascinated. THANK YOU
Thank you so much, I love this video!
Nice work. Well explained. Well done.
cool project. thank you for sharing.
Wow what a simple way you have given us information about how escapement pendulum clockwork
Brilliant. I love this guy.
Wonderful! Very nice demonstration. Every child should see this.
agree!
David Kempton and some adults too!
I do love clocks. Thanks for sharing.
+Siskin's Bits and Bobs Me too!
very nice, thank you.
Very good might make one myself
Thanks. Mote sir.showing. Easily. Pendulam. Technology
Awesome. Thanks.
Another imnotic video. Thanks.
How long do these machines usually last?
Nice video, thanks dude.
Superb presentation. Now can you explain relativity, calculus, quantum mechanics, precession, gyroscopic guidance . . .
Yes I must make one of these!
Duper! Thank you very much!
"You might even have the materials already in your home" ... time to get to work! :P
How do we tune the timing to 1 second? Is there any mathematical calculation with the coil or anything else, which would make it tick perfectly at intervals of one second?
A pendulum with an adjustable sliding weight...it's the length of the pendulum from top to weight that determines the speed of the swing.
Awesome..must Try that...
Thank you, this was a really clear and easy to understand explanation. You helped me learn something, and that is so valuable.
Please give me a detail drawing of this with measure. I want to try it
thank you
Very nice! :) Perhaps recommendation is to have the cog at the rear which would still be viewable, and the pully in front. Perhaps only to make things clearer. Very nicely done video! :)
Great video, greeting from Bosnia and Herzegovina!
+CoAcOn1 Thanks!
+CoAcOn1 Thanks!
Love it
At what point of swing of a pendulum, should an escapement in a pendulum clock release the energy? Why?
the momentum helps the clock keep time.
love it
Put a large round thick paper circle with a line from center on it and you have a minute clock. Just do the math to change the ratio so the paper takes a full minute to rotate. or Change the center gear so it has 15 30 or 60 teeth to make it easier.
+Solder Joe Nice, I will di that but with a Verge & Foliot escapement where it is easier to change the period.
I was thinking about it as keeping the description to it's most basic concept and components. Like you have done in this video. You explained it very well. A 1 min clock disk popped on the back would still keep it simple yet would add in how the gear ratios relate to the clock's hands. Maybe a follow up video showing how to do the math to get the ratio correct for 1min 10 min or an hour. Then add in the escapement for the next video. You have potential for a good series of videos started here.
Finally a good understandable tutorial about an escapement mechanism! Thank you!
If I wanted to increase/decrease the beats per minute, how do I do that ?
change the length of the pendulum
@@felixfourcolor are you sure? Aren't you suppose to change the size/amount of gear teeth?
@@felixfourcolor yup the distance the weight travels will change the time.
What if you had a larger notched wheel that has a watermill design on one part, and it was simply powered by running water? You could build a hydro-power clock!
That woud be a nice design!
So good, very clear, thank you.
does it will run forever
+Aniket Shinde No
Only until the weight hits the floor
yes
Nice!
👏👏👏👏👏 Excellent!
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Very easy
Could be a simple way of tracking the sun for solar cooking, batteries not required!
Next step: to build a cuckoo...
nice, from india
stop,stop and go 😅
First
thank you