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Chris writes in about his his progress on hacking away with 20 hard drives, he writes "In part 3 of "Things to do with 20 hard drives" we take a look on how to build The real hard drive clock, using the arms with heads as hands. Even though this clock might not fit into every home, it definitely has something about it that makes it nice to look at." Link.
HOW TO - Build a real hard drive clock
Chris writes in about his his progress on hacking away with 20 hard drives, he writes "In part 3 of "Things to do with 20 hard drives" we take a look on how to build The real hard drive clock, using the arms with heads as hands. Even though this clock might not fit into every home, it definitely has something about it that makes it nice to look at." Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Dec 9, 2005 08:50 AM
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