Rotary Desk Clock Project
12-17-07, 03:49 PM
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Rotary Desk Clock Project
after seeing the chrome rotors that rotaryresurection was selling i decided to do it myself. I bought the parts from FONG and this is what it looked like at first.
Then i took them to a local powder coating shop and this is what they look like now
Let me know what you guys think! I love this thing and i think it came out great!
Then i took them to a local powder coating shop and this is what they look like now
Let me know what you guys think! I love this thing and i think it came out great!
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12-17-07, 06:14 PM
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I paid $50 for both the housing, clock, and rotor, and $65 to have it coated. It cost more, but kevin was out of them. Also, you cant really see on my desk, but on the other side is my collection of RX7 vin tags. If you look closely there is a busted apex seal, busted side seal, bent rod and busted piston from my talon, 6 port sleeve inserts holding up my SCCA license, a broken off beaten honda intake valve, and a broken off beaten up V12 natural gas twin turbo diesel valve. hahaha i guess i have a lot of cool used and broken car crap on my desk!
12-17-07, 08:10 PM
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i could! thats actually not a bad idea! i have a turbonetics 60-1 that has a busted compressor blade, its the one sitting on the left. The housing is alread polished, i bet you i could find a clock to mount in it!
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