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1 hour ago, epson said:

Now I see that my posts are not at the proper topic.Sorry , is been a while from when I was active on the forum and I forgot things. Next time,promise ! :)

 

I would not worry about that. Point is that you got ut posted and we get to see it. That would be fun to make. Are patterns available?

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There is no pattern available, 'cause it was not designed for scrollsaw. I saved some Inkscape drawings,at that time, I draw outlines from the photo.I put them here and I hope it will help you.How I see ,from my own file :) ,the gears were 12cm diameter. Write me ,please,if you can not open the SVG files,I'll try to find another way to post them

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open-close outline.svg roata dintata 12 cm.svg

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On 10/13/2019 at 4:39 AM, Rockytime said:

Hi epson. Are you able to post details on how you weighted the last two characters. I'm having difficulty making it out on the photos. I've made the gears but am stuck with the last characters.

I do not remember but maybe the next video will help you. Those two counterweights were made by thin aluminium sheets,it's the only thing I remember...and the gears were cut from some laminate floor scrap ,6-8 mm,some HDF or MDF.  BMO if you keep just a good sense proportion from drawings you'll figured out , after 2-3 attempts,where to put the pins to gain the best balance. More,on the E letter drawing you can see a small point,if you look better .

 

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15 hours ago, epson said:

I do not remember but maybe the next video will help you. Those two counterweights were made by thin aluminium sheets,it's the only thing I remember...and the gears were cut from some laminate floor scrap ,6-8 mm,some HDF or MDF.  BMO if you keep just a good sense proportion from drawings you'll figured out , after 2-3 attempts,where to put the pins to gain the best balance. More,on the E letter drawing you can see a small point,if you look better .

 

Thank you epson! It becomes perfectly clear. I thought I saw what were 2 appendages but could not wrap my head around how they worked. Many thanks for your clarification. 

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