eklux writes -
This video shows a self oscillating ball pendulum, that feeds a ten counter balance. If I’ve had enough time, Meccano and balls, the idea was to built a complete clock, with a set of sequential balances, that together would display the current time. Also, it would have been nice to fall a sleep at night to the gentle sound of a ticking ballclock.











This clock was sold in the ’70s.
The downside was the incredible racket it made at 01:00 while I was fast asleep.
Banished to a room far from anyone’s bedroom.
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This clock (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3hNCinIBdk) was sold in the ’70s.
The downside was the incredible racket it made at 01:00 while I was fast asleep.
Banished to a room far from anyone’s bedroom.
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