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[[Image:GT.03.png|frameless|200px]]  Early 2D work on the regulator gear train (click on image to enlarge view)
[[Image:GT.03.png|frameless|200px]]  Early 2D work on the regulator gear train (click on image to enlarge view)


[[Image:GT.04.png|frameless|200px]]  Early view of the regulator gear train and frame
[[Image:GT.04.png|frameless|200px]]  Front view of the early regulator gear train and frame development


[[Image:GT.05.png|frameless|200px]]  Early side view of the regulator gear train and frame
[[Image:GT.05.png|frameless|200px]]  Early side view of the regulator gear train and frame
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[[Image:GT.07.png|frameless|200px]]  Early isometric view of the regulator gear train with front frame pieces removed
[[Image:GT.07.png|frameless|200px]]  Early isometric view of the regulator gear train with front frame pieces removed


[[Image:GT.08.png|frameless|200px]]  The GT seal, used on the clock dial (face)
[[Image:GT.08.png|frameless|200px]]  The GT seal, planned to be used on the clock dial (face)


[[Image:GT.09.png|frameless|200px]]  Escape wheel laser cut profile (approx. 6" diameter)
[[Image:GT.09.png|frameless|200px]]  Escape wheel laser cut profile (approx. 6" diameter)
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[[Image:GT.13.jpg|frameless|200px]]  Prototype milled gears and escape wheel (for high-end clock)
[[Image:GT.13.jpg|frameless|200px]]  Prototype milled gears and escape wheel (for high-end clock)


[[Image:GT.14.jpg|frameless|200px]]  Laser cut acrylic gear (low-end development version)
[[Image:GT.14.jpg|frameless|200px]]  Laser cut acrylic gear (low-end development work)


[[Image:GT.15.jpg|frameless|200px]]  Early gear mesh prototype (masking tape holds frame together)
[[Image:GT.15.jpg|frameless|200px]]  Early gear mesh prototype (masking tape holds frame together)

Revision as of 22:28, 25 January 2012

GT.01.jpg Tech Tower, inspiration for the clock case

GT.02.jpg Jim and Larry at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England in October 2006

GT.03.png Early 2D work on the regulator gear train (click on image to enlarge view)

GT.04.png Front view of the early regulator gear train and frame development

GT.05.png Early side view of the regulator gear train and frame

GT.06.png Early isometric view of the regulator gear train and frame

GT.07.png Early isometric view of the regulator gear train with front frame pieces removed

GT.08.png The GT seal, planned to be used on the clock dial (face)

GT.09.png Escape wheel laser cut profile (approx. 6" diameter)

GT.10.png 72 tooth 10 DP gear laser cut profile (7.2" pitch diameter)

GT.11.png "Rambling Wreck" chime timing chart

1st Qtr = "I'm a rambling wreck"

2nd Qtr = "I'm a rambling wreck from Ga. Tech"

3rd Qtr = "I'm a rambling wreck from Ga. Tech and a hell of an engineer"

4th Qtr = "Rambling, gambling hell of an engineer" GONG, GONG, GONG, ...

GT.12.png An initial gear train layout (milled gears)

GT.13.jpg Prototype milled gears and escape wheel (for high-end clock)

GT.14.jpg Laser cut acrylic gear (low-end development work)

GT.15.jpg Early gear mesh prototype (masking tape holds frame together)