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I badly want this ingenious 3D-printed clock.

What’s holding it up? Hidden gears and magnets, cleverly driven at two different speeds by a single stepper motor.

All the files are free if you want to print one yourself — expect to pay ≈$50 for the electronic and metal components, though.

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