Transmission mechanism for a magnet-bearing ornament
OwnerVincent Kuo Wei Leeinventor
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A transmission mechanism for a magnet-bearing ornament, in which a clock main spring barrel serves to provide power required by the ornament to show a dynamic scene. The clock main spring barrel has a second wheel to replace a conventional second hand. The second wheel has a large number of teeth provided along its circumferential surface and meshes with a small driven gear to cause the latter to rotate at a high speed. The small driven gear may then cause a magnet-bearing member to coaxially rotate with it via a rotating shaft of the gear connected to the magnet-bearing member. Alternatively, the small driven gear is provided with a major rotational disc having magnets attached thereto. When the small driven gear rotates, the major rotational disc rotates synchronously to magnetically rotate the magnet-bearing member behind a background board of the ornament disposed between the clock main spring barrel and a front showing space. The rotated magnet-bearing member shall cause some magnetically inducible articles in the showing space to move in changeful manners.
A transmission mechanism for a magnet-bearing ornament, comprising a clock main spring barrel serving as a power source, said clock main spring barrel being provided with an hour hand and a minute hand for time indication, and a second wheel replacing a conventional second hand, said second wheel being provided on a circumferential surface with considerably large numbers of teeth so as to drive a small driven gear meshing with said second wheel to rotate at a speed much higher than that of said second wheel, said small driven gear in turn causing a magnet-bearing member to rotate behind a background board which separates said clock main spring barrel from a front showing space of said ornament, and said magnet-bearing member further causing one or more magnetically inducible articles in said showing space to move in changeful manners.
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