His videos have created a deep burning desire to buy my own tools to learn on and create my own projects.
A noble goal and worthy aspiration.
Clocks are fun. My son has a "sawblade clock" where the clock itself falls slowly down a sawtooth blade to power the mechanism.
There are two kinds, one where the clock rides down the sawblade, the other where the weighted sawblade slides down through the clock.
Then there are circular sawblade clocks where the blade is just a decoration. Not much to them, although they're fairly popular DIY projects. You just buy a movement or take it out of another clock and mount it on the circular saw blade.
Me, I want a barber shop clock, where the numbers and movement are backwards so you can read it in the mirror.
Here's a fun one:
There are a couple of those I don't "get," so don't ask me.
And speaking of saws, there's the old saw: "Time is nature's way of keeping everything from happening all at once."
I'm not signing this one so nobody will know who posted it.
(Pic credits in properties.)
