Building a Large Clock - High Torque AA Cell

High Torque Clock Motors drive clock hands over 5 inches. To learn more about these motors please visit; https://www.clockparts.com/ Our high-torque movement allows you to select an excellent clock motor for clock repair or to build a new large clock. A couple key points to make sure it is the right selection for you. When you're repairing a clock or building a new one there's two key measurements. One is how long are my clock hands. When you measure clock hands your only concern is with the minute hand. You measure a minute hand from the mounting hole to the tip. Mounting hole to the tip. Never the tail part. If you would like to see our selection of large clock hands we invite you to visit: https://www.clockparts.com/clock-hand... That will give you the correct measurement for your minute hand and since you're on this page you're looking for a high torque movement that can drive large hands. Hands that are over five inches need a high torque motor. So measure from the base of the movement and you're gonna get the overall length and in the overall length is only important if you have a lens, so your hands do not hit the lens. But if you don't have a lens on your clock you're really concerned with the threaded part. You have to have enough room so you can put on the washer and the hex nut and secure it to your dial material. Then when you're tightening down the hex nut you just want to make it hand tight. Don't tighten it too far. If you tighten it too far it could affect the clock movement might run slow. Just hand tighten. View More ClockParts Videos:    • Quiet Clock Motor - Continuous Sweep      • Superior Battery Life Using our C Cell Sta...      • Now Drive a Seven Ounce Pendulum - Works w...   Pin Us on Pinterest:   / clockparts   Learn More on our Blog https://www.clockparts.com/blog/ Visit our Facebook Page:   / 233578686797853   Check Out Our Tweets:   / clockpartscom