Educational Mechanical Clock
166 downloads · 1 year ago · A fun analog mechanical clock featuring a visible planetary gear system for helping kids learn time.
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A fun analog mechanical clock featuring a visible planetary gear system for helping kids learn time.
Printing Tips Printing Technology: FDM Layer Height: 0.2mm Perimeters: 4 Infill: 10% Infill Pattern: Gyroid Recommended Material: PLA Supports: None Support Type: None
Notes:
- Only requires one planet gear to function, but more is more fun.
- Upper Case clock face is designed to be a multi-color print with a color change at layer 3
Assembly Instructions
Materials Needed: None
Optional Materials:
1x M3 heat set insert 1x M3x8 Socket Head Screw
Instructions: Note: Pictures 3-8 can be used as guides.
- Print all pieces.
- Align outer ring notches with notches in lower case, and press into place. Note, build plate side must be down.
- Locate 12:00 position, which is the slightly indented area of the lower case.
- Using the 3 spoke planet gear, align first planet gear by placing the spoke with a tooth directly above it in the groove closest to the lower case indent.
- Place sun gear so that the point of the hexagonal hub is pointing directly up toward 12:00.
- Align other gears by pressing into place, ensuring the first planet gear and sun gear positions are not disturbed.
- Press upper case clock face onto lower assembly, starting with the 12:00 position.
- Insert hour hand shaft into first planet gear hub.
- Insert minute hand shaft into sun gear hub.
- Screw minute hand retention nut into threading on the back.
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Educational Mechanical Clock
166 downloads · 1 year ago in and
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