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Finally Got an Aeon Built

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Mike Hill:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginI was finally able to get a little time to build an Aeon. I used a wood clock base I got from Walmart and made a Lexan sheet to cover the front of the clock to keep curious fingers away.

Rich

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Rich,

Where did you get the metal pieces holding the clock to the base, and the glass cover?

Mike

NavyGator:
Mike,

That was an order to McMaster-Carr. They are aluminum stand offs. They hold the PCB just high enough to clear the power connector on the bottom and then high enough to clear all the components on top of the board.

Rich

oj70chevy:
how did you cut the glass in such a perfect circle? or can i buy one already made like that? and very cool looking.

rdebolt:
Great job!

NavyGator:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Loginhow did you cut the glass in such a perfect circle? or can i buy one already made like that? and very cool looking.

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Ralph,

Sorry for the late reply.

I used a Jasper Circle Jog (Model 200) with my router.

Rich

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