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- The Alternative
- Clock Release
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- This shows the alternative clock
release method.
- This method uses a clock with
a small cylinder instead of the arms.
- Just remove the arms and glue
a cylinder in its place.
- The small containers for ordinary
camera film are perfect for this.
- Ask your local photo shop if you
can have some. They are usually drowning in them.
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- Xatm092
from the forum shows his clock release:
(Please note that this is a mirrored clock, do not get confused.)
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- Puppydogbytes from the forum
adds the following warning:
- I built one this years ago and while I
was testing it (I'm not completely stupid.) I found that the
clock mechanism was fine lowering a pot with some keys in it
was not strong enough to raise them. ie from midnight till 4
was fine but starting at 9o'clock the keys just stayed there....
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