Hands for an old Kienzle clock
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I replicated the hour and minute hands for a new movement in an old midcentury Kienzle kitchen clock.
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For as long as I can remember, this beautiful 1950s plate clock hung in my parents’ kitchen. Unfortunately, at some point the old movement broke, and my dad couldn’t get it repaired. After he passed away a couple of years ago, I took the clock and first tried to repair it myself before finally taking it to a watchmaker. Unfortunately, they couldn’t save the old movement either, so a new one was needed. Unfortunately, the clock hands no longer fit the new movement, so I recreated them true to the original.
Printed in white PLA, 0.10 mm layer height, on my Core One+