The Deadbeat Escapement Mechanism 

Time is never disturbed ⏳ it’s only there and it’s running out ⌛️

It's also shaped like a penis fr

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Time can never run out, as for now time hasn't even happened.

Those two comments make me feel second hand embarrassment

yeah

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fancy metronome

Remove the l

"Oh yeah?" *rewinds clock without breaking eye contact with villain*

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900th liek

hey clock king the early 2000s called they hit the second tower

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My mind went there also lol

No you didn't

Just magically adding words to things. I guess our minds go the direction we most subconsciously expect thing to go....

That mechanism is just a gas station milk jug that I’m waiting for him to retrieve

get yer mind of the gutter! have some cold water🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

as RCE said, its the strongest shape

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Why else would it be called the _Deadbeat_ Escapement Mechanism? 😏

@@ge118 how about you get some bitches

same

ZE HEALING IS NOT AS GRATIFYING AS ZE HURTING

Yeah, I feel like people are too dirty minded here

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it's a clock! :D

Actually, this is the basic concept for how grandfather clocks work! They're absolutely amazing and fascinating pieces of mechanical art. If you love that sort of thing, then be prepared to end up in a very expensive hobby very quickly lol

It slows down spin from (in this case) gravity driven power, which can be used to turn anything (that it has enough torque to turn) for much longer than just tying weights to it and letting them fall.

i think is a battery.. energy storage (kinetic energy)

Or like a clock????

This is a clock without a face.

Maybe use a fking hourglass then buddy?)

@gogodogodo3283 Bro, chill. This design would be an extremely unique timer that would look very cool in a competition, and the timeing mechanism is capable of doing more than just one specific time measurement.

@@randomstranger1188unique??? Everyone’s great grandma has this in their attic

7 lol

@@jackgraff420no there is 6

@@brettoyanagi9441 7 lmao

5 gears. yellow pieces are not gears and the one record to the pendulum is not a gear etheir.

@@jackgraff4205, "lmao"

Maybe a different kind of cbt.

the good cbt

I can give you a better cbt if you know what I mean 😉

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definitely, its even smiling at you

L joke

@@Hebelinahebel1L human

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@@spawnpoint111 When i read your reply i got a feeling of anger and i have this suden urge to listen to a drake song. I wanna get rid of it, any tips?

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You meant constant, but either way the force shouldn't matter at all (ideally of course), because the timing is purely dependent upon the length of the pendulum.

This is how a lot of older clocks worked. If you you look inside most grandfather clocks, you will see one or more large weights, usually made of brass, hung beside the pendulum. One of the other significant advantages of these designs is their ability to store more energy by just increasing the weight and adjusting the gearing accordingly. These can also be found on a lot of traditional cuckoo clocks, with the weights hanging from the bottom of the case. These weights are usually made of steel and styled to resemble the cones of a Sugar Pine. In contrast to this example however, the two weights do not both drive the escapement--instead, one of the weights is used to power the cuckoo chime. Some designs even feature a hook on the underside of the case to hang the second weight without powering the chime, allowing the chime to silenced at night or when it is otherwise not desired.

​@@emiliaolfelt6370interesting

Its how you tell time you dirty minded little-

I AM A MATURE ADULT! I AM A MATURE ADULT! I AM A MATURE ADULT! I AM A MATURE ADULT!

@@I_eat_drywall95You’re the opposite of me, I saw that and said: “haha Penis…”

You’re not, none of us are if we reply to this comment…

I AM not mature that looks like a dong

Pianowire

steel pins from any hardware store. Or find a free 2d printer and take it apart, they are full of useful pins, screws and other doodads.

Or just magnets in opposition

Use nails, choose diameter and cut or saw to length

Nails for hanging pictures work really well. You can even leave the head on and they are easier to glue to the body

I suppose a clock is a form of analog computer

@@danielzhang5395 Maybe. Pseudo analog computer? Probaly.

@@양현민-v6g Lmfao

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Yes, mechanical systems are analogous to electrical systems. An LRC circuit diff equation looks a lot like a mass/spring diff eq

usually German cuckoo clock uses another mechanism 'recoil escapement'

This is nothing like a cuckoo clock. One weight in the cuckoo clock drives the strike train, while the other weight drives the time train (assuming the cuckoo clock isn't musical). This clock uses BOTH weights to drive the time train. It also has a different escapement from what you'll find in a cuckoo clock.

there are not that many gears inside this CLOCK huh

Yeah them using technical terms for a basic design just feels like putting on airs

@@KINGK20092009 They're hugely different. A deadbeat escapement is much more efficient than a recoil escapement, meaning it'll keep better time and last a lot longer. The fact that this is 3d printed is causing the hundreds of years of brilliant design to go completely unappreciated and misunderstood.

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Science is adulting

Es ciencia para adultos

​@@thehoward8736 lo dice porque los engranajes tienen forma de pene. Muchas gente es lo primero que ve.

What? I see nothing dirty there

This is the sound of RU-vid, not Tiktok :p

@@AnimilesYT wow i am laughing so hard 😐

@@AnimilesYT tellm me your dumb without actually telling me your dumb

​@@AnimilesYT Not funny + Didn't laugh + Ratio + You fell off + L + This you? >>> 🤡

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@@cheapawareness8464 alright postal dude

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created by da vinci btw

@@larry8712 off by about a century, rather, it was invented by Christiaan Huygens.

@@silaskuemmerle2505 Oh no sorry he probably invented the grandfather clock but da vinci made the original, Christiaan just added an extra weight and thats about it

@@larry8712 incorrect, Huygen invented the escapement. Galileo discovered the idea of using a pendulum for timing. Stop attributing every scientific discovery from the renaissance to Leonardo DaVinci.

@@silaskuemmerle2505 but the clock of da vinci already has a swinging pendulum, its just at the top going back and forth on both sides instead of going left to right

YES

Same bro same

Me putting back my bootleg beyblade launcher:

Beyblades are still a thing? Holy F lol haven't even seen one in like 15 years now.

@@genericalfishtycoon3853 There's like another 5 seasons of beyblade with the same mechanism where the beyblade can be destroyed and also be reassembled and can be combined with another parts from another bey

Actually this whole video is a Saw 5 Reference

​@@NKVD1944yeah, but why the colour domain Is purple and gold color?

Need some explanation: how does the pendulum always reach the same width?

Thanks 👍 for explaining..

The more you know

nuh uh you didnt

What does it look like

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I know right? He made an automatic pickaxe machine!

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same I actually didn't thought of that until I read comments xD

What is it can someone help me understand?

@@workingonthename6094 the gears look inappropriate :|

What do you mean?

Your wet blanket talentless oshi is two blocks down.

Ты просто гений

Absolutely! I completely agree. I'm enjoying this fascinating mechanism, as an adult, in 2022. When I was younger, as a child of 5 or 10 years, I would have **loved** this. I would probably have tried to figure out how to build such a mechanism myself, with the very small LEGO I had, cardboard, glue, and wood. Children, at least in America, are not normally presented with a good enough selection of things to elicit that sort of tenacious desire to learn everything about a subject. We put them in front of a very basic, disturbingly lacking education system. In our popular TV a programs and film, almost all fictional child characters merely tolerate a school experience that they would happily discard, if they were able to continue seeing their friends without being at school. We're taught to loathe an education system that doesn't go out of its way to be much more than barely tolerable. We should be investing in our future survival and success, by supplying our little ones with as many opportunities as possible. They should be allowed to experience a wide variety of educational pathways, and encouraged to pursue any constructive avenue that they really *want* to learn about. Life at school can be much more mentally and emotionally balanced and rewarding than it is, currently. Imagine a school day with a few mandatory classes, to teach the basic, foundational necessities. Instead of only lunch and recess to look forward to - or maybe even extra-curricular activities like sports, if you are fortunate enough to have anything even available to you, _and_ you have parents with the time and money needed to make it happen. Now imagine every day, or even just 2, 3, or 4 days per week, where you would be excited to complete the other classes, as part of the work required to get the reward: getting hands-on experience as part of learning more and more, about something you **love** learning about! Additionally, because you chose the subject yourself, you get to enjoy a genuine sense of agency in your future, a feeling of having some bit of control over your life's path, when almost everything else in your world is dictated by adults with complete authority over you. Instead of putting teenagers into the adult world with only half-remembered trivia answers that they weren't paying attention to learning, and without ever teaching them the myriad of important life skills that today's _parents_ only learned later in life, if at all, and only through the hard lessons taught by life experience. We could be doing so much better than we are, in America and in many, many other places, too.

Мда , не перевелись "умы" в России 🤦 В детских поликлиниках ! Да ребенок с ума сойдёт од этого "тык-тык" - напоминает пытку когда пленный с завязанными глазами днями-неделями слушает падение капель воды , чем это может заинтересовать ребенка ? В нормальных странах в больницах детям (и не только) телевизор ставят , а тут , средневековье

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Thanks! Right now, it’s about 20 minutes (max at 30 if I use a smaller winding spool diameter). This model is just an initial of a proof of concept to figure out some escapement design parameters. the final version will have greater reduction ratio and larger drive weight. I’m hoping to achieve at least a week of runtime, Steve Peterson managed to make one that runs for 32 days in a single winding, I guess 7 days should be feasible 😂.

@@mechanistic3d a week of run time would be incredible! Haven't heard off Steve Peterson yet, so I'll definitely look them up as well ! I'm excited to follow your progress! Keep doing what you love!

@@mechanistic3d have you thought about using Magnetic vacuum pressure bearings instead of Pins?

​@@mjolnirswrath23 Do you buy those at your local Fusion-R-Us?

​@@mechanistic3d If your pendulum has 1/10th the period, it will run ~10x as long. It could tick once every 10 seconds, or six times a minute.

I’m 7 I know straight away

@@Will70010 that's not an accomplishment-

Jk I’m 14 and it kinda is tbh bro

I'm 18 yo and I have no idea :P

oh nvm I got it

Me too

the gears 👀👀👀

COCK CLOCK

Is it a... Clock and balls? I'll see myself out.

@@AlexanderKrivacsSchrder i would be mad but im laughing too hard

Same 🤣

I'm other way around Just casually looked at the mechanisms itself and went "that looks cool" Then I looked in the comments. Worst idea ever for this short.

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Its literally the top comment

That would be an infinite energy machine, which is impossible.

Very true nice observation

​@@georgeblack589 I guess you meant perpetual motion system. But saying that doesn't answer my comment. To be a perpetual motion system no extra energy will be needed afterwards, but I just said it would be interesting to add a system related to the counterweight... Not if you can create a perpetual motion system. Thus, you didn't answer my comment, boy. The fact that you see/read/hear that a perpetual motion system is not possible, doesn't mean that you can't create highly efficient systems in terms of energy usage... Don't close your imagination just to the last thing you heard...

@@mapurite310 It wouldn't be interesting, because it wouldn't work.

@@georgeblack589 there's nothing so futile as talking to you

But it is.

Correct. My family has a grandmother clock. To my knowledge, the only difference is height, but there may be others. As far as I'm concerned, I'm calling this a mechanical hourglass...bc it amuses me.

@@echognomecal6742Clocks, if they din't use springs, usually only have one weight (although there might be a second one on the same chain as the first one to provide tension)

Well its a type of clock movement. Movements are the more accurate name for the clockworks inside a clock or watch. And yes, this is basically what is in a longcase, or grandfather, clock. Weights provide motive potential, and the pendulum regulates the rate at which the escapement yoke walks around the escapement wheel. From there its just simple gear ratios. The ones with the fancy chimes have wheel with notches or pins across it to beat the gongs (technically they're either lengths of metal or tubes tuned to the notes) in the right sequence like a music box, then a wheel with shallow and deep notches where the shallow notches indicate the hour by not letting an arm inside the strike mechanism fully reset until the last gong. The arm falls into the deeper cut of the gear and catches the striker mechanism until the next quarter, half, or hour depending on design or setting.

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​@@a.nobodys.nobody he's saying the gears look like a penis

Это и есть они

Stop it get some help

How?

Stop it!, you are literally contributing to connect 18+ content to teenagers and children for them to see and understand

Do you see the face? . @ @ . ○ . -__-

Можно сделать даже круче, можно разметить и подобрать шестерни так, чтобы можно было показать какой сейчас час! Этот чел гений.

@@judalter2 "Круговая разметка"? Да это же гениально! Лучше этого уже никто никогда ничего не придумает!!!

@@judalter2 а можно усесться в кружек и загадать, на кого стрелка укажет через полчаса, тот идёт за клинским:>))

Me too. I thought it's Vergil

deadbeat doesnt make any more sense--

It only runs for 20 minutes, its using the weights to move

@@shadow20482 yep. Gravitational potential energy

It's Literally Just A Pendulum Clock.

Yes I know it's not an actual perpetual movement

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