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Step 2Fitting the clock to the jar
Make sure the mouth of the jar is big enough to fit the clock base. I had to use my dremmel to take a little off the corners to make it fit.
I ended up just wedging the clock into the jar, and did not need to use any adhesives.
You can attach the base to the lid, but remember, you will not be able to turn the lid (think of a square peg in a round hole)
I also thought of using the dremmel to take the threads off the lid, and just snap the lid on (no turning needed)
IMPORTANT: you want to find a jar that has a circumference close to that of the mouth. If not you will have a hard time getting the clock hands in (and close to the wall)
I ended up just wedging the clock into the jar, and did not need to use any adhesives.
You can attach the base to the lid, but remember, you will not be able to turn the lid (think of a square peg in a round hole)
I also thought of using the dremmel to take the threads off the lid, and just snap the lid on (no turning needed)
IMPORTANT: you want to find a jar that has a circumference close to that of the mouth. If not you will have a hard time getting the clock hands in (and close to the wall)
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