I see your screenshot in the documents, but I can't find that same listing on Amazon in the US. Can you share a link here? The closest I found is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H84914HL/?coliid=I2ASU3G1PL2S17&colid=10KFES8JKEHMD&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1 Will this work? Thanks! Steve
I've finally (almost) finished my Black and Blue build of the SP17.
The colour theme was inspired my the Panerai's Luminor Marina (PAM 0266) watch:
I wasn't at all sure if this colour scheme would work for such a clock but must say I'm most pleased with the result.
Hi Steve, just went to re-download the cock 17 files from myminifactory, just rebuilt laptop to mint OS and had forgotten to backup these files, and no files there. any reason why ?
I must have hit the "publish" button while MMF was still processing the zip file. I uploaded it again and it looks to be present this time.
I really like the metallic colors.
I sometimes get one or two individual balls left behind. They all start moving if the last one moves. Two possible causes for a chain of non-moving balls are surface imperfections or sticky residue. Some of the balls I received had an oily coating that could make the balls stick together. Try wiping them in a towel to see if it improves.
Designing the ball ramps was a tradeoff between slope and overall clock size. The upper ball ramp tracks have around a 3 degree slope. Making them steeper would have made the clock even taller than it already is.
That is probably the correct material, but really expensive. The image showing the inside diameter of 1/2" is misleading. 1/2" EMT conduit has a cross sectional area of 1/2" with an ID of 0.622" and an OD of 0.706".
Any hardware store in the US will have it for a lower price. Home Depot has 5' lengths for $4.96 and 10' for $6.58.