Thanks Steve for the message. My first one will be an attempt at getting it put together and a learning experience. I'm printing the frame in brown and the gears in silver. The frame is printing on my Bambu X1C and is amazing the time difference with your listed times and the times it does, 1/2 to 1/3 the time and the parts look great. The gears are printing on the Rat Rig, which is set up much slower, but they come out great. I ordered the 623RS bearings and click pen springs from Amazon. Was not sure about the springs, so measured some from the Crazy Gear Clock and ordered the 30mm long ones. You might put a link to what you use or I'm sure you will include them in the kits if you sell those. If you sell kits, include extras, as the small parts seem to jump off the work bench and travel to alternate universes. I'm still recovering from my treatments, so moving slow but hope to start assembly Monday or Tuesday.

Thanks, these have been fun to build, now working on the Moon Phase Clock.

That's my problem also, my wife if not a fan of the wall clocks, so am limited to where I can hang them

Thanks, I'm still working on my Crazy Gear desk clocks, and have just browesd the wall clock. I would have to spend some time on understanding it before I could even start to see how your mod works. You might do a video and post on You-tube or someother site. I really prefer the desk clocks, as they don't require mounting.

Could you supply some pictures or how these all go togehter? Thanks

Will be interesting to see what you come up with. I had problems with the reed switch on the coup perdue clock. I think two limit switches might be a good solution

Thaanks. I appreciate the conversation, as now I have premission from Steve to post my mods to the Crazy Gear Desk clock. I jsut orederd some more motor kits and am planning on build more. I will publish my files and instructions as I make the new clocks.

Steve, would I have your permission to post the mods I made to the Crazy Gear desk Clock? The top sopport has really helped with the gear alignment. Here are examples Wrapping up the Crazy Gear Clocks and more Laser cutting,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2F-3czXd2LE&ab_channel=DavidWilson

Could you post your mods and send a link? Steve has given his blessing to post. See his response.

I was looking at the design and what it will take to get this started and came here. Steve is there any way to add the self winding mod to the download? or post it somewhare, as it would only be useful if you have purchased the original design. I have finished my 9th Crazy gear desk clock and am ready to try this.

Sorry it took so long, but just about the same as you have listed. They are much more tolerant to tightening and removing a few times

Here is a picture showing the pins if you use the recommended Nema 17 Stepper Motor 0.9deg

Thanks Steve. The motor is a little tricky until you have all of the parts laid out in front of you. I did find a couple of things for you to look at in the manual. Page 15 and 30. I have attached screen shots en shots

I just posted my make of the deadbeat version. I had some trouble until I figured out the bearings in the front and back that support the pallet. It made almost no noise, but did not run, I added pennies to the motor holder and it was much nosier. I had no problem with tolerances, used Prusa 2.5 for slicing and printed on my Rat Rigs and Ender 5 Plus.

I just finished the motor system, ad also had the similar problems you mentioned. The flipper tends to keep the reed switch activated and the hole for the 20mm pin seemed large. I super glued the reed switch, as it was tending to pull out when the magnet attracted it and also glued the pin in. I think this will fix both problems. Next step is to assemble