So far I have about 80% of the project done.  The mirrors work so well when they are turned on and definitely create the desired infinity effect!  The big things I need to figure out are how to 1, get the clock to be more apparent when the LEDs are off, 2, wire the LED strip to run off battery power, and 3 final touches to clean up the design.  Below is a picture of the clock turned off.20160316_101658

 

The face of the clock is a bit more distinguishable in person but still not to the caliber I am aiming for.

 

To end on a good note, here is a video of the best part!

 

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  • […] Infinity Mirror Clock project update 1 […]

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  • Sreyas Krishnan
    March 20, 2016 10:58 pm

    Wow, this is looking AWESOME right now! I like Ryan’s idea about lighting the numbers and hands, it’ll make everything clear. When are these hitting the market? 😛

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  • Ryan Yankowsky
    March 18, 2016 11:17 am

    Looking great, with the face and numbers have you thought of lighting the numbers and hands or using a black backdrop, hopefully giving a floating in space look. Possibly just changing the color could give more definition, or maybe having a light shine through until the leds are turned on.

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