Video and slide show below:
I have had several of these battery operated clocks as shown in the cover photo hanging around and have made some clocks using blank CD's and silk screening the faces on them. But, I have also thought that they could be used to fabricate a useful transmission to power other projects. And, for a long time, making the conversion never seemed to come to fruition. But, after getting serious about accomplishing the scheme, it became really obvious and I hope that you find it as easy as I have in using the basic clock motor as a transmission. The video and slide show are very clear and should be relatively simple to follow. But, if there are any questions, please comment and I will try to answer any questions. Please enjoy... A quick note- When pointing to the hour and minute hand I inadvertently did it backwards but hey, we all make mistakes!
I have had several of these battery operated clocks as shown in the cover photo hanging around and have made some clocks using blank CD's and silk screening the faces on them. But, I have also thought that they could be used to fabricate a useful transmission to power other projects. And, for a long time, making the conversion never seemed to come to fruition. But, after getting serious about accomplishing the scheme, it became really obvious and I hope that you find it as easy as I have in using the basic clock motor as a transmission. The video and slide show are very clear and should be relatively simple to follow. But, if there are any questions, please comment and I will try to answer any questions. Please enjoy... A quick note- When pointing to the hour and minute hand I inadvertently did it backwards but hey, we all make mistakes!
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