I almost never have to fix a case this bad of condition ... where if you have a door you could see the pendulum and the weights. The base of the clock is the bottom, the bottom square section.

James Deshler has always been a curious person. He enjoys experimenting and fixing machines, taking them apart, fiddling with their parts and then putting them back together to create something new.

Previously, [Vinnie] had been stopping the clock every evening, and hoped he would remember to start the pendulum in motion 12 hours later. This was a chore, so he decided to automate the process.