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I just want to brag a bit. Printed on an Anycubic Kobra 2. Runs without much problems. At the moment 10 Days on a single winding, tweakble up to 32 days. The weight is from another wooden self build clock.
Edit: cant i upload videos?
Edit 2: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-32-day-clock-easy-build-156759 (12$)
Edit 3: I just printed this clock, i didnt plan it myself if this is unclear...
How accurate is it at the end of those 10 days?
I just finished building it, i dont know right now. But it is ofcourse adjustable via the pendulum.
Yeah pendulum clocks are the kind of thing where you get a feel for how fast or slow they are between resetting the weight and you make small adjustments to the pendulum when you reset. So many factors involved in the physics that it's never going to be a set it and forget it thing. It does require fewer adjustments once you hone in though