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You could make it big hands that fill the rim and not use numbers.
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After looking at it. I noticed that there are 20 bolt heads on that clock. That would average 3 minutes per bolt....
Any other ideas? We must thank Tim K. for his efforts below...
The angle for each hour mark relative to the previous one is 30*. That will not match with the bolts or the spaces or the spokes. The hour numbers, it you choose to add them, will land on a combination of bolts, spaces and spokes. I have marked the "approximate" location of the numbers in the attached pic.
Maybe 12 small Porsche Crest stickers on th outer rim coould suffice as the "hour" markings.
You can draw any numbers all you want but, I think the actual clock mechanism (hour and minute hands) are gonna dictate where the numbers are located.... I would put the clock mechanism in place and draw thick tick marks on the outer lip... kinda like what Tim did..
You could make it big hands that fill the rim and not use numbers. Or once the mech is installed it is pretty easy to see where each hour is when the minutes are at 12 oclock. If you aren't sure where an hour mark is just zero the minute hand to the hour hand and start from there. I guess wheel weights wouldn't make good hour marks unless they are gold or something.
