Holding a quartz motor

[fuzz1]

Hi
I'm trying to figure out how to hold this simple quartz motor to the dial I bought for a clock diy construction.
It doesn't have any screw
Any suggestions most welcome.

Thank you

 

[Wimberleytech]

I have seen them attached with double-sided tape.

 

[fuzz1]

Hi
Thank you. Was wondering if i missed something.

I came with almost same conclusion that I need glue to fix it.

 

[Vernon]

Many are held in place by just the washer and nut that go on the hand shaft. Washers are thin and of metal and/or rubber which keeps things from loosing. If you must glue, maybe use rubber cement?
Vernon

 

[fuzz1]

Hi
I used double sided tape. There is no washer on that particular movement and was just surprised when i received it.

I made a diy clock from an ice cream cup and my kids did no want to believe it was a real clock. Unfortunately they did not want the work of art in the living room

 

[Wimberleytech]

Many are held in place by just the washer and nut that go on the hand shaft. Washers are thin and of metal and/or rubber which keeps things from loosing. If you must glue, maybe use rubber cement?
Vernon

 

[Vernon]

Thanks Wimber, I should have looked closer. I haven't seen one like that.
Vernon