HOPE discbrake clock
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HOPE stuff is expensive. Here is a way to repurpose a worn out brake rotor.
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A clock. Out of a HOPE brake rotor. Can be hung on a wall or be placed on a table.
Works with HOPE foating 6 hole brake rotors in 180mm ONLY.
Those ones: https://www.bike-discount.de/en/hope-floating-6-hole-disc-rotor-3
Also a clockwork mechanism is needed. (max 56x56mm ; threaded shaft min 13mm)
Like this https://amzn.eu/d/giwczVP (fits for sure) or this https://amzn.eu/d/4AyNvyX one. The mechanism sits pretty tight in the clockbody.
The brake rotor itself is held by the 6 bolts that come with the rotor to mount it on a bike.
The tablestand (3 bolts needed) / the wallmount (4bolts needed) can also be held by those same bolts if you have more of them laying around.
Otherwise normal M5 Bolts will do. (M5 - max 16mm thread length - bolthead max 11mm diameter; max 6mm height)
No threaded Inserts necessary. The bolts are screwed directly into the clockbody. Even after a few times of assembling and dissembling everything will still be together firmly.
The numbers are pressed into the Holes of the brake disc. Use Water pump pliers; or any on hand. You can only mount them right or very wrong. It will be obvious in what holes they need to go.