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Dalibor Farny

A Czech workshop that revived the manufacture of Nixie tubes, the glowing cold-cathode digits abandoned in the 1970s, and builds handmade clocks around them. Each tube is made by hand in a restored castle.

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Services

Handmade Nixie tubes
Nixie clocks
Custom installations

Highlights

#nixie
#handmade
#czech
#retro-tech

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