14" Premium Black Spade Clock Hands
| Quantity | 1 - 9 | 10 - 49 | 50+ |
| Price | $19.95 | $12.95 | $12.25 |
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14" Premium High Torque Hands - Black Spade Style
The measurement is from the hole where the hands mount onto the high torque shaft to the tip. Hour hands are proportionate.
Tips for making larger wall clocks:
1. Second hands not included - we don't recommend second hands with high torque movements as they draw too much power.
2. Still want a second hand? - choose our balanced 10 inch red or black second hands that work with our Continuous Sweep (Silent) High Torque Motors.
3. Scroll down to select your movement to go with these hands. Or click here.
4. These hands can be trimmed to a shorter length if you keep the hand balanced. (just put the mounting hole of the minute hand on your fingertip to check the balance) They can be spray painted another color.
Not sure what parts would work best for your project? Click here to learn how to select the right movement and hands.
If you are going to trim the hand to fit a particular size clock dial, the minute hand must remain balanced. Normally people just glue the material removed right under where it was cut from. You can check the balance of any minute hand just by placing the mounting hole on your fingertip. If it lays there flat then it’s balanced, but if it falls off your fingertip, it’s not properly balanced.
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How do I choose the right size clock motor & hands? 2) The size of hands is based on the length of the minute hand from the mounting hole to the end of the minute hand. (Figures 3 & 4) 3) Our clock motors are sized by the thickness of the dial the movements can go through. EG. High torque Q-64 will go through up to 5/8" thick material, while standard/mini motor Q-65 will go through 3/8" thick clock faces. (Figure 1 and item "A" in Figure 2) Tip 1) If your material is too thick, consider removing some to in-set the clock. Or if your clock face material is too thin, consider adding some material behind the face so the hands will sit closer to your clock face. Tip 2) Most hands can be slightly trimmed if need be. Tip 3) Our customers also spray paint them. |
If you don't have your clock motor yet...
Click here to Choose Suitable High Torque Clock Motors that work with these hands.
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Featured positive reviews:
Hands are a little flimsy but I'm sure they need to be light weight in order for the motor to drive them. Other then that I'm happy with them
The extended end of the minute hand appears too big/wide as compared to the hour hand.
Used these hands to rework our howard miller 30" wall clock. Perfect fit
14" Premium High Torque Hands - Black Spade Style
The measurement is from the hole where the hands mount onto the high torque shaft to the tip. Hour hands are proportionate.
Tips for making larger wall clocks:
1. Second hands not included - we don't recommend second hands with high torque movements as they draw too much power.
2. Still want a second hand? - choose our balanced 10 inch red or black second hands that work with our Continuous Sweep (Silent) High Torque Motors.
3. Scroll down to select your movement to go with these hands. Or click here.
4. These hands can be trimmed to a shorter length if you keep the hand balanced. (just put the mounting hole of the minute hand on your fingertip to check the balance) They can be spray painted another color.
Not sure what parts would work best for your project? Click here to learn how to select the right movement and hands.
If you are going to trim the hand to fit a particular size clock dial, the minute hand must remain balanced. Normally people just glue the material removed right under where it was cut from. You can check the balance of any minute hand just by placing the mounting hole on your fingertip. If it lays there flat then it’s balanced, but if it falls off your fingertip, it’s not properly balanced.
Write a Review || | Explore all
Featured positive reviews:
Hands are a little flimsy but I'm sure they need to be light weight in order for the motor to drive them. Other then that I'm happy with them
The extended end of the minute hand appears too big/wide as compared to the hour hand.
Used these hands to rework our howard miller 30" wall clock. Perfect fit
|
How do I choose the right size clock motor & hands? 2) The size of hands is based on the length of the minute hand from the mounting hole to the end of the minute hand. (Figures 3 & 4) 3) Our clock motors are sized by the thickness of the dial the movements can go through. EG. High torque Q-64 will go through up to 5/8" thick material, while standard/mini motor Q-65 will go through 3/8" thick clock faces. (Figure 1 and item "A" in Figure 2) Tip 1) If your material is too thick, consider removing some to in-set the clock. Or if your clock face material is too thin, consider adding some material behind the face so the hands will sit closer to your clock face. Tip 2) Most hands can be slightly trimmed if need be. Tip 3) Our customers also spray paint them. |
If you don't have your clock motor yet...
Click here to Choose Suitable High Torque Clock Motors that work with these hands.
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USA Made High Torque Clock Movements to Make Large Clocks (Up to 5/8" Dial Face)
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