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This project turned out to be one of my more successful projects (after an ugly incounter with a laptop) the price for the entire project came out to about $5 USD. This instructable will go over the most important parts of the build but will leave the end up to your own creativity! Have fun creating this unique, one-of-a-kind, work of 'steampunk' art.

 
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Step 1: Materials

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There seems to be many materials but a guaranty that you have most of these laying around!

The materials are as followed:

- 1 Clock mechanism
- 1 DVD/CD
- 1 Micro DVD (The kind you use for hand-held video recorders)
- 1 Can of black spray paint
- 1 Can of Copper spray paint
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Knife
- Newspaper (for protection)
- Brass Wire
- Printer
- Coffee/Tea
- Sandpaper
- Hot glue gun with glue sticks
- Thin cardboard (Like the kind from cerial boxes)
- Baking pan
- A nickle
- Miscellaneous gears, springs, nuts, bolts, and other steampunkish dohickies
siafulinux says: Jun 30, 2011. 4:52 PM
I am oh so favourting this; not only is it a great looking piece of work, but also because of the simple techniques you describe in this 'ible. Thanks!
happyjo says: Jan 10, 2011. 11:59 AM
Beautiful!
SteampunkManiac says: Nov 14, 2010. 8:03 AM
THAT, my friend, is f@*^ing SWEET!!
emerald0 says: Sep 27, 2010. 8:51 PM
HAHAHA, i have the same exact coffee powder

I love it makes the project better XD
Quest for Questions says: Aug 23, 2010. 2:17 AM
that's a bit more neopunk but still, great idea !
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