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Old 08-19-2016, 10:58 AM
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I had this left over from a rebuild and made a clock for my 10 year old grandson.

He has a hard time telling me the correct time from it. Don't know if this is common for this age group or just him. With all the digital clocks in use, maybe reading a clock is one of the things that isn't taught anymore.

I have another clock with Roman numerals on the face. That one really confuses him.
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Nice work! I know what you mean about young people. It's fun to watch their confusion when faced with a rotary dial phone.
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I had this left over from a rebuild and made a clock for my 10 year old grandson.

He has a hard time telling me the correct time from it. Don't know if this is common for this age group or just him. With all the digital clocks in use, maybe reading a clock is one of the things that isn't taught anymore.

I have another clock with Roman numerals on the face. That one really confuses him.
That's a cool clock. Thanks for sharing
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What a clever idea....Looks GREAT.
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Old 08-19-2016, 11:20 AM
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That's some nice workmanship.
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Nice clock, I like it! Thanks for sharing.
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This is the other one.
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This is the other one.
Very nice!
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Nice job. We had a kid that was 20 working for us that didnt know what time quarter till 12 was.
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Also made him this lamp from an exhaust header.
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