The Verge Escapement is one of the earliest escapement mechanisms ever invented. Instead of a hanging side-to-side pendulum, it uses an oscillating inertial weight. The pendulum period can be adjusted by increasing the inertia of the pendulum. This is achieved by adding mass to to the ends of the pendulum arms.

The STL File: https://jbvcreative.com/products/the-...

Prints on all standard 3d printers without supports, requires the following additional parts to assemble:

- 2 M4x12 Screw (I used https://amzn.to/3Cf7dpp)
- 2M4 Washers (These are the ones https://amzn.to/3Sh129Z)
- 2 624Z 13mm OD/4mm ID Bearings (These work great https://amzn.to/3rdtj58)
- 1mm Nylon String or Fishing Line (I used string from this set https://amzn.to/3dOHT00)

Recommended print settings:
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Infill: 15-18%
Total Print Time: ~13.5 hours
Total Filament Required: ~135g
Minimum Build Plate Required: 180x180mm

Please note that these files are for personal enjoyment only. If you do wish to sell PRINTED versions of this model, you can do so with a JBV Creative Small Business License   / jbvcreative  

**All the files have been pre-oriented to save you some set up time! All you need to do is drop the parts into your slicer and hit print!

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