Steve Peterson | Crazy Gear Wall Clock @stevesclocks | Uploaded July 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This clock merges the best features from my previous clocks into a large wall clock with run times up to 15 days. It is my biggest and most reliable clock.
The design is available at myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-crazy-gear-wall-clock-309948
Features include:
Updated gears based on my Crazy Gear Desk Clocks.
Classic style vertical wall mounted layout.
Highly visible gears and escapement right up front.
Improved pendulum connection with runtimes of 8, 11, or 15 days.
Easy to assemble frame using only a few screws.
Adjustable wall standoffs to reduce frame sag.
Minimal bill of materials using common parts and simple machining (cutting metal arbors to length).
The overall size is about 9.5" wide by 23" tall and 7" deep. The tip of the pendulum is 31". It requires a 205x205 print area, essentially a Prusa MK3, Ender3, or larger. Total print time on a Prusa MK3S is 140 hours using 1.5kg of PLA.
The detailed and most up-to-date assembly guide can be downloaded before purchase from my web site at stevesclocks.com/sp12
Debug forum stevesclocks.com/forum
This clock merges the best features from my previous clocks into a large wall clock with run times up to 15 days. It is my biggest and most reliable clock.
The design is available at myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-crazy-gear-wall-clock-309948
Features include:
Updated gears based on my Crazy Gear Desk Clocks.
Classic style vertical wall mounted layout.
Highly visible gears and escapement right up front.
Improved pendulum connection with runtimes of 8, 11, or 15 days.
Easy to assemble frame using only a few screws.
Adjustable wall standoffs to reduce frame sag.
Minimal bill of materials using common parts and simple machining (cutting metal arbors to length).
The overall size is about 9.5" wide by 23" tall and 7" deep. The tip of the pendulum is 31". It requires a 205x205 print area, essentially a Prusa MK3, Ender3, or larger. Total print time on a Prusa MK3S is 140 hours using 1.5kg of PLA.
The detailed and most up-to-date assembly guide can be downloaded before purchase from my web site at stevesclocks.com/sp12
Debug forum stevesclocks.com/forum
