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Full 3D Printed Tourbillon Escapement with Planetary Accelerator

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8.6 h
2 plates
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9.8 h
12 plates
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This is the most complex model I have ever designed; from the initial version using hardware parts to the fully 3D printed iterative process, it took me a lot of time and effort to overcome resistance during operation to achieve the longest running time. If it's convenient for you, please support me to continue creating, thank you!

Attention, must read!!!

1 The spiral spring must be thoroughly cooled before use

2 For all cube-shaped shafts, the assembly precision of each printer varies; if assembly is very difficult, please scale up or down appropriately and print again

3 After all shafts are assembled in place, please manually chamfer the cubes; chamfer multiple times in small amounts, not all at once, until all parts run smoothly; do not over-chamfer, as it will affect assembly precision; this step requires patience, be very careful when chamfering!!!

4 Do not rush to remove the planetary accelerator from the printing plate; first remove and attach the planetary carrier, then remove the planetary accelerator together

5 When not in use, the moving parts and the bottom circular power part should be separated, otherwise the spiral spring will undergo plastic deformation

6 Appropriate lubrication is required between the parts

 

The assembly relationship of the model parts is not complex; if you have any questions, please leave a message, thank you!

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Missing planetary gear parts can you confirm
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Found it, just had trouble with assembly 一" "一
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the part with the red arrow is missing
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Hello, can you briefly explain how to install
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great model. I was able to get it working using PETG instead of PLA. At first it did not work for me, but after following instructions to cut a tiny bit off of the edges of the axles, the friction problem was solved and it worked well for me after that. I only get a 2 minute and 30 second run time on it, but I think if I try more things to reduce friction, then I might be able to get it to last longer.
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it would be great to know where the spacers go
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Where should I put the washer
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I was deeply impressed by this wonderful work.
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Am on my way
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great model
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