Everyone Has to Make an Infinity Clock ,its the Law!

I wanted to make a timelaps video of the making of an infinity clock, (practice for the timelaps bookbinding) ,however the camera i used can use its battery faster than i can charge it.

it recorded until the point of getting the lights working, i only noticed it had stopped after the clock was complete.

marerials

• poundland clock (glass front is preferable to plastic)
• mirror sticky back plastic (fablon) wilko and hobbycraft sell it
• mirror window tint, halfords (or buy a sample from an ebay seller)
• small light source, i used the backlight leds from a lcd screen.
• power for the light source
• switch

tools

• soldering iron
• wire cutters/strippers
• screwdriver
• scissors
• craft knife
• hole punch
• pen
• cloth to clean glass
• hot glue gun
• saw or something to cut plastic

this is the sort of thing, i took a guess at 3volts being safe.

video shows the tricky soldering bit. colour coded diagram shows how all the bits fit together

make sure the clock mechanism has got 12 in the right place, mine was a bit off so adjustments were made, took some photos whilst doing this as the initial video failed.