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== minute-off-hour phase ==
== minute-off-hour phase ==
disk:  
back/static:  
*13 divs
*11 divs
*360/13 = 27.692
*360/11 = 32.727
*360/26 = 13.846


backgr:
disk/dreh:
*12 divs
*12 divs
*360/12 = 30
*360/12 = 30

Revision as of 18:47, 2013 October 15

Stationary disk with 60 slots, with a rotating disk with delta 1 lines behind.

On a caliper, the vernier site of the scale has 11 increments for 10 on the main side.

Does it matter which side becomes the hand and which the background? Test...

to do

  • better prototyping. maybe extension
    • no easy documentation on cloning in scripting

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  • Actioned 2021-10-31


  • Cargo


  • cut it out
  • need a flat, thin material. Darrel suggested an LP - that would not laser, but maybe 1/16" routing would be OK

work flow

  • select shape
  • set rotational center appropriately

run macro-ish:

  • create tiled clones
    • make as many rows as blips needed (x)
    • shift y -100% per row
    • rotate 360/x per row
  • take one clone drag it elsewhere
  • clone that one as
    • x-1 rows
  • shift y -100%/row
    • roteate 360/(x-1)
  • disconnect clones
  • the x-copy becomes the top:
    • make cuttable: red outline only
    • put indicator for hour hand
    • group
  • the x-1 copy becomes the background
    • make black, no outline
    • group
  • align the two on top of each other (left and top)

manually rotate to test

minute-off-hour phase

back/static:

  • 11 divs
  • 360/11 = 32.727

disk/dreh:

  • 12 divs
  • 360/12 = 30
  • 360/24 = 15

file

\ projects\vernier clock

options if current design does not work

  • need to figure out the hours part... maybe spiral?
  • could do the whole thing with only 5 minute increments and use hour speed

givens

  • Clock mechanism
    • diameter hour 5.75mm or 5mm (it has a step)
    • diameter minute 3.55mm