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I don't listen to any of my old records, but I really like to have them around. Luckily enough, so do my friends. Another point we have in common is an appreciation of knowing what time it is. I've been messing around with records and have solved my dilemmas of where to where to put my apples and candles, but I can always use another clock.
Thanks to my local thrift store and IKEA I can make a unique clock for less than $5. It's an easy and fun present that can be torn apart for any future clock simply by ripping the mechanism out again.
Step 1Find a Record
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Gazing into Barry's eyes transports me to a golden past that I never experienced the first time around, but now feel as if it's my own. But as I will ever treasure this 12 by 12 inch slice of heaven from the 70s the true goal in finding a record is one where the small label in the middle of the record is what matters.
Another key thing to look for is a cheap and floppy slab of black PVC when digging through the thrift store. These will soften faster and be easier to work with.
I've bought movements online as well to get different hands or a high torque movement. It's all a matter of what you need.
The project is just awesome!!!
I combined my Dali-clock with the reverse clock project.
...awsome...
but it made me laugh! O_<
Mwahahahaha soon happy turtles will rule the world!
=:D
xD these are the things that make mai life.
creeeeeepyyyy.. it kinda looks like a Qtip (i dunno how to spell that so i just figured Q and tip kinda spelled it out.. sorta.)