3D Printable | Geneva Wheel
This is a digital file and no physical product will be delivered.
3D printed Geneva Wheel. Used in old watches, video projectors and indexing machines, meet the Geneva Wheel mechanism, which name is derived from the device's earliest application in Geneva, Switzerland, watchmaking capital of the world.
All STL files and fully detailed documentation are included in the download. This mechanism contains moving parts and is fully interactive. All parts are printable via the STL files with the exception of the standard M4x8mm screws that will need to be purchased separately (online or at your local hardware store) for assembly. In addition, we are providing educators with a set of questions about this mechanism to quiz your students and help them trigger their curiosity. Enjoy!
This is a digital file and no physical product will be delivered.
3D printed Geneva Wheel. Used in old watches, video projectors and indexing machines, meet the Geneva Wheel mechanism, which name is derived from the device's earliest application in Geneva, Switzerland, watchmaking capital of the world.
All STL files and fully detailed documentation are included in the download. This mechanism contains moving parts and is fully interactive. All parts are printable via the STL files with the exception of the standard M4x8mm screws that will need to be purchased separately (online or at your local hardware store) for assembly. In addition, we are providing educators with a set of questions about this mechanism to quiz your students and help them trigger their curiosity. Enjoy!
This is a digital file and no physical product will be delivered.
3D printed Geneva Wheel. Used in old watches, video projectors and indexing machines, meet the Geneva Wheel mechanism, which name is derived from the device's earliest application in Geneva, Switzerland, watchmaking capital of the world.
All STL files and fully detailed documentation are included in the download. This mechanism contains moving parts and is fully interactive. All parts are printable via the STL files with the exception of the standard M4x8mm screws that will need to be purchased separately (online or at your local hardware store) for assembly. In addition, we are providing educators with a set of questions about this mechanism to quiz your students and help them trigger their curiosity. Enjoy!
