tick tock i need a new clock

[dodgedifferent2]

Thinking about building a clock.

Pretty basic 36" diameter circle with some kind of logo on it. I do not wnat to pay over 100 bucks for the clock.

Trouble is finding the parts to build the clock. Mainly the motor and hands. Prefer a battery powered clock so that i dont have to set it every time the hydro goes out.

Anyone know where i can find the parts to build this clock so i can tell what time it is?

 

[Dr.Jass]

Most craft stores sell single-AA-powered clock movements for less than $10. You may have to cobble something for the hands to be long enough, but even then, they may sell longer hands that would fit. As long as anything you cobble is very light, you should be OK. I've made several clocks out of Mopar air-cleaner lids and pie pans. They generally run a year or more on one battery.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

www.leevalley.com

Click on the "Item Search" button on the left. Type in clock and hit Go.

There's a store in London, too.

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[TD="width: 210"]2100 Oxford Street E[/TD]
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(519) 659-7981​

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[TD="width: 210"]London ON N5V 4A4[/TD]
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Fax: (519) 659-8261​

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[TD="width: 210"]By Veterans Memorial Parkway[/TD]
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[68R/T]

As Doc said, getting hands that large that won't be too heavy isn't going to be easy. But you can get a complete kit here;
http://www.enasco.com/product/SB46964M