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can clock project from an expensive designer's item...

can clock project from an expensive designer\
I've been looking at this clock for a while and I decided I could do it by myself....this is a present for my sister in law....

this is a clock made by a designer I can't afford and which is very hard to found today in its original form....try....


I should classify this instructable in the ikea or designers hacks.....

 
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Step 1Easy to find parts.....

easy to find parts.....
go to the local supermarket and get a nice can (mine contained canellonis....), keep the opening ring to make the suspension system....

then find a cook whip and a hook to hang the whip (this can be easily replaced by a piece of wire...)

you will also need a clock mechanism and a few nuts and bolts.....

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3 comments
Apr 24, 2012. 11:50 PMkmac1 says:
Really cool clock. I wonder if there might be a way to have the whisk move with the clock movements. Really neat instructable.
Dec 7, 2011. 4:05 PMChrysN says:
Cool clock!

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Author:louis perichon
French ordinary design hijacker.