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Great example of learning by 3D printing

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Joules:
Get some pictures posted here Pete of your build.  I would be tempted to fiddle with the design and make it a weight driven clock, but then I can't help but mod 3D printed things.

Pete49:
Still have a couple bits to go but I have a weight driven clock printed to put together but looking at making it run longer  :scratch: It was designed by the same guy. Just need some metal shafts and other bits to finish it
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:328569
Pete

RobWilson:
Have you seen this Joules




Rob

Joules:
Yep, have followed Mcor from their beginning.  Their original system was very much like what I started with in the early 90's.

http://www.amquip.co.za/Pages/ProductCatalogue2/Documents/BoxfordRapidProBrochure_7563_1450.pdf

I cannot tell you the countless hours I spent making models and then trying to find paints/glues that wouldn't cause the paper to swell and ruin a model.  I still have the above software for 95/XP machines.

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