There is no better way to learn electronics than playing around with Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms. This project from JON-A-TRON shows how you can build your own Arduino driven perpetual clock. It is made of 6061 aluminum, steel hardware, 3D printed gears, an Arduino UNO, and laser cut plywood.
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Jonathan Odom designed and fabricated the Perpetual Clock at the Autodesk Pier 9 Workshop in San Francisco. Looks like a fun DIY project if you ask us.
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