Thank you gentlemen.

Excellent work! Great modeling and renders!

Excellent work as always!

@tuna1957 thank you. It does seem to be working fine. The original side things on the foot plate were PLA which is brittle and one of them got broken. Easy enough to print new ones. The current ones are PETG and seem to be holding but I got a spool of TPU yesterday and made a new set that are a little flexible. Maybe they won't break. We'll see when I get the opportunity to swap them in.

I like Fred Dibnah. He was a cool guy.

@Gus-R thanks for that. I have been looking for some new sources for stuff to model. I've done a few railroad related models before but it could be time to do more.

Top notch work as always!

Thank you.

Thaks guys. I did it for someone who asked how to make such a thing. I've not done a lot with Dcs because they are rarely useful in most of my modeling but this was actually surprisingly simple. the hardest part was figuring out the math for the position of the hour hand based on the minute hand location.

@Rich-O-Brien yeah. I also wonder how long they will last. Actually we're replacing all the windows in our house this year so this one doesn't need to last a real long time. A neighbor down the street has the same kind of windows and has a number of broken ones so I'll print some for him, too. I have no idea but my guess is they were used on another type of window, too.. And maybe in a different way that would make the the curves, notch, and second set of holes required. Those features certainly aren't used in the application on our windows. I like the new version better, too. Thanks.

@Bryan-K thank you sir.

Classic design and excellent model.

Another little machinist's model. The flywheel on this one is 35mm diameter. [image: 1721576676022-wobbler-final.png]

Nice work @Dave R

@Rich-O-Brien thank you! By "spindle arm" are you referring to the lead screw that drives the moving anvil?

I think I actually have this compass, its in one of my draws of stuff that I'm still sorting through.

It's to prevent wear and damage to the anodizing on the chair's axle tube. The lift is designed to be very generic and so it's not really an incompatibility thing. The lift is intended to pick the chair up by the 19mm aluminum cross tube on the backrest but that's not a real strong part to hang the entire weight of the chair from, especially on rough roads. I designed and printed some hooks to lift and support the weight of the chair by the axle tube. In the picture here https://flic.kr/p/2peh56W, there's some white foam tape that was used temporarily. It's not very durable, though.

Top notch as always!

Nice. Looks simple but looks can deceive.

The entire image is still rectangular, or square in this case. As I wrote in my post, I made the pixels of the background transparent.