Let’s Make a Clock
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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How do you know what size (lengths) minute/hour hands to get & what mechanism to get depending on the size?!?! 🤔 🤷♂️
Say I want to make a 24" diameter clock how would I know what size hour & minute hands to get??
Very easy to do. Draw a circle that is 24”. Now look at the hand sizes that are available. Draw a circle at 8” and 10” and make a decision as to which looks better. It all up to the visual appear based on your design and any added artwork on the clock face.
That is so nice! But you left us hanging! 🤣 Would like to see how you finished it. 👍
Look at the introduction, you will see a finished one there.
@@PawPawsWorkShop How do you know what size (lengths) minute/hour hands to get & what mechanism to get depending on the size?!?! 🤔 🤷♂️
Say I want to make a 24" diameter clock how would I know what size hour & minute hands to get??
Good idea with obtaining the clock face image. However, once you have found the image you want to use, have you tried "Copy Image", open 3D Paint, when it opens, it has the option to paste. Click paste and 3D Paint will open with your image. Use "Crop" as needed. Save your image to desired location as an image. 3D Paint will save it as a PNG file. Open up InkScape, import your PNG image. No need to use trace bit map. The image will be scalable. Hope this helps.👍😀
p.s. I am unknowledgeable with the use of Easel and CNC work and not sure if my tip applies.
My son uses this technique all the time. I have never tried it. Thank you for reminding me.
That's a cool lookin clock nice job 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Very beautiful look 💐❤️🇮🇶
Thank you 😊 I appreciate that very much.
When you added the star to it, that made it the insignia of a Senior Chief Petty Officer (E-8). The star, does point down in this case.
Without the star, it is a Chief Petty Officer insignia. ENC(SW)
Yes, that is correct. Thank you for explaining that to everyone.
Navy Chief, Navy Pride...MMCS (SW)
Beautiful work as always
Thank you so much 😀
Nice build Paw Paw. Lovely clean cut with the fine downcut. Very fragile looking bit, no breakages? I thought US stars would have been point upwards? Was that a personal preference or special reason?
Nifty trick with the screwdriver. I use m6 Allen bolts & 1in knurled threaded discs, enough weight & mass in them to speed spin down the bolt & apply plenty of torque for holding pressure.
No breakages did it with one bit. This is the senior chief badge. The star points down. Do not know why. Thank you very much.
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The inverted star is used to show a position of responsibility but is inverted so as not to confuse it with the upright star reserved for use by Flag Officers.
Thank you
Nice Build! I love it.
Thanks!
And what was the TOTAL machining time. It looked like you went into the night when you showed the light while it carved. 27 thumbs up but only my comment. You are as helpful at this as I.D.C.WOODCRAFT IS. Wish I lived close so I could come and visit some but I'm in TEXAS. Where did you get the 1/16 or 1/32 bits from??
I just turned the lights out in the shop. It gave the video an interesting effect. With the 1/32" bit, it did take several hours.
@@PawPawsWorkShop Where did you get the 1/32 bit??
Is The star up Side down ?
No, in looking at many of the logos the star faced this way each time.
The bit came from Inventables store
Sorry if the answer is already in here but how did you end up finishing the clock face? Is it paint or resin? Great video as always but one critique which I think you have started to do is even if it’s a sped up version of finishing the item just include that or tell us what you did! Inquiring minds want to know lol.
very nice job loved the video
Thank you very much
why is the star upside down like the muzzle of beelzebub
That is how the design is made
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Thanks
I know most don't share this info, but I have found myself breaking 1/32 bits all time with 4040-xe 300w spindle. What feed rates and depth per pass are you using?
Start with a very slow feed rate of around 30ipm and a depth per pass of about .05. I also depends on the material. Start shallow and slow and gradually increase. The machine will tell you
What were your feed speed/plunge rate on the 1/32 in bit? I’ve broken two already trying to cut something similar
The feed rate was 30"/min and the plunge rate was .015" and the plunge rate was 12"/min
Hello Paw Paw, What was the feed, speed and depth used with the 1/32" bit?
Thank you and have a great day.
Not sure I still have the speeds. I most likely used the default settings in easel.
Found everything for you and sent you an email. I also shared the file for you
Have you made this on the Fox Alien 4040? I am still on the fence about buying an XC or the FA 4040....any thoughts?
Both cnc machines are very capable. It really depends on the space you have available in your shop and how big are the projects that you are planning on making.
Is the star at the top of the logo upside down?
No, this is the correct position.
Software of cnc please
This clock was done using the easel software by Inventables.