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I agree. I am working on this with just a jigsaw and chisel hammer sandpaper combo and finding it too tiersome to work on 8 blocks cutting and polishing plus 1 block to be carved for the mechanism.

Good looking clock. Building one for myself with slight modifications.

Can you please post a video to understand the functionality better?

Superb! Can u share more pictures?

Excellent! just voted now for your entry!

Hi do u have an instructable on this or any link for details?would love to shrink the clock

HiWill the water condensation on the ultrasonic sensors affect the readings? Did u leave the system running for a few days and observe any issues with water condensation?

Your effort on the cycle shows on the teeth! Good one. I love clocks!

Great recycling and utilitarian ible! I liked it

beautiful clock. I know it is not easy to read but that quirkiness is what i love in clocks!good job and nice to see a novel way of representing time!

novel design and lovely pooch!

you can buy such clock mechanisms on aliexpress but i wonder if they can take such big weights as their pendulums for movement

innovative reuse and nice clock!

Your innovation towards using various ideas to show time impresses me! well done. Only 1 suggestion: At higher RPMs is there any better way to show time so that it is clearly visible?

Good work and the manual labor and the effort that went into it clearly shows! voting for you

i was trying to buy some wing nuts for a solder fume extractor i'ble i saw recently. Nice way of recycling the plastic and making it work. Really innovative way of reuse. Keep up the good work

i had ordered a 8 digit 7 Seg display and was wonderign what to do with it..bingo! i see this new ible and now i will build your clock...perfect mix of conventional and binary clock!! good work!

sorry but could not get time do a formal schematic etc. Just let me know which part u did not follow or need help and i can sure guide you for that

i have all the needed parts (meters of ws2812 ordered via aliexpress :) ) and will build your clock sometime...loved the look when the light gets diffused thru the holes and then onto the acrylic!

voting for your efforts alone as there are many binary clocks but this has taken lot of work to get going!

Pls check code again for errors while copy pasting. it works with nano or mini as well as uno

Liked the simple 2 matrix approach for a clock with multiple modes!you get my vote!

Quite detailed 'ible and very much liked the consolidation of many features into this clock! Kudos!

cute pooch!

Nice idea! Will build it sometime for my tools

Should help me import those old VHS personal tapes into my desktop.

Nice and simple! Reminded my hobbyist days years back!Any mod to include logic/circuit to support an underground sump so that the motor runs only when there is sufficient water in the sump?

Liked the idea. Will mod it to a smaller scale to hole all my screw drivers and pliers.

Liked the novel way of using matrix and geometry to display time :)Kudos!

Dear SalilFirstly congratulations on building this successfully on your maiden effort! That takes lot of effort and i really appreciate that!!The code i have written uses 3 arrays to define Hours Mins & Seconds as hled[], mled[] and sled[] and use computation to put a 1 in the places where i want to light it up based on the current time and the mode.I use a function to just write these 3 arrays into the LEDs using writepixels() function.you can tinker with the order of the same arrays being written in the below call and experiment to change the H M S colors:: write_pixels(&hled[60],&sled[60],&mled[60],bright); //Red=hour, Green=seconds, Blue=minutes order. Unfortunately i have not put a provision in my code to mix colors(say hours to be shown in orange or white etc) oth...

Dear SalilFirstly congratulations on building this successfully on your maiden effort! That takes lot of effort and i really appreciate that!!The code i have written uses 3 arrays to define Hours Mins & Seconds as hled[], mled[] and sled[] and use computation to put a 1 in the places where i want to light it up based on the current time and the mode.I use a function to just write these 3 arrays into the LEDs using writepixels() function.you can tinker with the order of the same arrays being written in the below call and experiment to change the H M S colors:: write_pixels(&hled[60],&sled[60],&mled[60],bright); //Red=hour, Green=seconds, Blue=minutes order. Unfortunately i have not put a provision in my code to mix colors(say hours to be shown in orange or white etc) other than these 3 primary colors for simplicity.Hope this helps move you forward in your endaevor to change and customize your clock

Nice ible.. I used to prepare this when I was in US as a bachelor and friends used to come home to enjoy this specialty :)