There’s plenty of fun to be had with classic flip clocks like this, and with a bit of hacking any old split-flap display should be usable for your own clock project. If none are available at ...

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One example of this different time comes to us by way of this split-flap display that [Erich] has been recreating. Split-flap displays work by printing letters or numbers on a series of flaps that ...

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