This is a clock whose design is heavily inspired by those old style water pump windmills that are scattered all over the Texas landscape.
The clock is made of laser cut acrylic, with a 3D printed hub. They are bolted together with 3D printed plastic spacers, that together give the appearance of the outer ring. They are attached with nuts and bolts around the edge of the face. Behind the face is the quartz clock mechanism, which takes one AA battery. The hands are metal; painted red. There's a hanger on the back of the mechanism so you can hang the clock on the wall.
The clock will be shipped with the blades removed, in the interest of keeping shipping costs down - otherwise the box would be huge. A bag of hardware is supplied, along with the 1/16" Allen key for the bolts. You'll need to slot the blades into the holes and add the nut/bolt/washers for each blade. It's super easy and only takes a few minutes.
It is almost 15" diameter when fully assembled. The face is about 4" diameter.
