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David Clark 103/12/2009 12:22:55
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Hi There
Dick Stephen says all his articles can go on the web.
He has just posted me a CD with DXF files for his clocks.
The magnetic clock had a new hall effect switch fitted.
That article can go up as well.
regards David
 
Richmond14/01/2010 15:21:49
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HI Gents,
 
I have just updated the Ferris Wheel Clock article to include the DXF files compressed into zip format.
 
This should enable those of you with CNC equipment to make the required parts " in house".
 
Rgds
 
Richard Stephen08/02/2010 16:37:21
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Hello All, If anyone wants to get hold of me my phone number 9s 01481 823761 and e-mail [email protected]. I save all my drawings as Turbocad (V9) files These I covert to .dxf as required.
   I also have a limited number of PCB for the revised circuit for the magnetic drive clock. The cost is £2.00 excluding P&P.
   I have copleted a wall clock movement with a grasshopper escapement If there is sufficient interest I wiil try to write this up eyesight pemitting.
Dick Stephen
Martin23/04/2010 01:47:08
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Maintaining sheen.
 
Can anyone advise what is the best method of maintaining the high polished sheen which we all work so hard in achieving, only to find some months/days later oxidisation has taken this away and replaced it with a dull yellow tone?
I live in Perth Aust. which is blessed with a warm dry climate, but others in the cooler northern hemisphere contries must be faced with this problem on a somewhat larger scale.
 
Martin
Louise Feasey12/12/2010 19:34:10
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Hello
 
I am looking for back issues of Model Engineer from 2002.  Volume 189 number 4184 and 4186, namely the Ferris Wheel Clock.
 
Can anyone help.
 
Louise
The Harper12/12/2010 21:29:46
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Martin,
 
Unless you like polishing? I suggest you use some clear lacquer, I have found the paint on variety the best. Hang the item on a piece of fine wire while you coat it, this will also help with drying. Note that you should not coat any parts that come into contact with other parts, ie teeth, pinions or pivots. Also, only give it a fine coat, allow the first coat to dry before you apply another, if needed.
 
Regards
Paul
YouraT15/12/2010 21:41:58
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Perhaps I'm simply blind, but I can't find the Ferris wheel articles and DXF files anywhere anymore - I had downloaded them (the articles at least) once already but have had what could be called a filing failure and have likely deleted them...
 
Would greatly appreciate a link or pointer to what I'm doing wrong, or where I should be looking... !
 
Also, did the magnetic clock design ever get posted?
 
Thanks,
 
Youra. 
 
 
 
riabtchoon igor08/02/2012 06:26:07
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Good afternoon. Whether who can or help? The passed pages from the
description "ferris wheel clock" are very necessary for me. I will be
very grateful, if someone responds. My e-mail: [email protected]
Richard Parsons08/02/2012 07:53:27
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There is a recipe for this problem it comes from (probably illegal) book called 1001 household recipes.
The way is to get white shellac and dissolve it in ‘clear spirit’ (methylated tends to darken it). Spray it onto the plates which have been pre warmed to about 70-80° C. This gives a even coat and stops ‘slides’ of the varnish. The result will be golden coloured plates and cogs.
Rdgs
Dick
Martin12/11/2012 11:21:41
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Electronic Control Board

I'm having problems comming to grips with the electronics, as I feel some of the hole numbering are conflicting.

16 pin socket - 31:14, 31:7 & 27:7, 27:7 should this read 32:14. 32:7 & 27:14, 27:7?

Resistor 10K - 17:6, 17:10 - 17:10 is also the same as a link at 17:10?

Capacitor 0.01 - 16:6, 16:8 is also the same as a link at 16:8?

To cut track at 8:11 is also the same as link 8:11 does one cut the track at each side of the hole?

I would appreciate if anyone can advise me how I should proceed???

Regards

Martin

Michael Gilligan12/11/2012 16:32:19
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Posted by YouraT on 15/12/2010 21:41:58:
Perhaps I'm simply blind, but I can't find the Ferris wheel articles and DXF files anywhere anymore - I had downloaded them (the articles at least) once already but have had what could be called a filing failure and have likely deleted them...
Would greatly appreciate a link or pointer to what I'm doing wrong, or where I should be looking... !

Just picked up this thread ...

Using the Search Box on he homepage, I have found one article

Can anyone please locate the others ?

Thanks

MichaelG.

YouraT13/11/2012 20:28:41
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Martin,

there are actually a number of things that don't add up on that page of the build instructions - some of the component values don't match - for example the parts list doesn't call up a 1k resistor, but it's in the build instructions (substituted for a 10k), etc.....

If I have some time over the next week, I'll draw something up properly, and try to resolve that and a couple of other little niggles I've noticed. Mind, I haven't actually got as far as building this yet, so especially when it comes to the time constants, I might get it wrong as they likely have mechanical dependencies....

Youra.

Martin13/11/2012 22:14:40
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Youra, I appreciate any assistance you can offer.

Thanks

Martin

Michael Gilligan14/11/2012 07:56:28
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Posted by David Clark 1 on 03/12/2009 12:22:55:
Hi There
Dick Stephen says all his articles can go on the web.
He has just posted me a CD with DXF files for his clocks.
The magnetic clock had a new hall effect switch fitted.
That article can go up as well.
regards David

David,

Unless we are simply looking in the wrong place .... With the exception of one article [linked in my previous post], these files seem to be unavailable.

Youra has informed me that he has the full set, downloaded when they were accessible. Understandably, however, he does not feel able to share these, because of the Copyright Notice.

If Youra sends the files back to you; could you please post links within this thread, so that we can all access them?

Many thanks

MichaelG.

David Clark 114/11/2012 09:30:09
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Hi There

Links to the ferris wheel clock are in model making at the top tab.

None of the PDFs were removed, just the links.

You can find all the original PDFs for all the articles that were uploaded by searching on the home page as long as you know what you are looking for.

Try searching for PDF in the search box.

Allsorts may come up.

Can someone check all the links, Internet Explorer 9 locks up on most pdfs and I can't download them to check them.

regards David

Edited By David Clark 1 on 14/11/2012 09:39:28

YouraT14/11/2012 09:52:17
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David,

I've just downloaded all the files, and they are just fine (I used Firefox not IE...)

The magnetic clock articles are also there - many thanks!

I've tried using PDF (and .pdf) as a search term, and the only results I get are:

>>

<<

A search on 'Ferris' does however pull up a link to the page with the PDFs.

Did the Ferris clock DXFs ever make it into the wild, as it were....?

Thanks again,

Youra.

Michael Gilligan14/11/2012 16:01:52
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David,

Found them ... thanks for the clarification.

MichaelG.

Ian Douglas 126/04/2013 05:36:23
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I see mention of DXF files for the Ferris Wheel clock, and while I can find the article PDF's fine, I cannot find the DXF's mentioned. Could someone please post a link to them or PM me.

thanks, Ian

Edited By Diane Carney on 26/04/2013 13:44:40

Ian S C26/04/2013 13:16:32
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Ian, you'r better to use the PM system that to publish your e-mail address, we don't mind, but you don't know who'll pick up on it, just my thoughts. Ian S C

Diane Carney26/04/2013 13:45:46
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Thanks Ian. The above post is edited.

Just a reminder to all - please use the Private Message function rather than publish your email.

Diane

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