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Rolling Balls Clock
The first thing to design was the engine which was to sustain the pendulum's oscillation: how to get enough energy from a ball to make this possible? The balls had to be heavy enough to run a stable course but their size obviously determines the clock's size. As a trade-off between weight and size we arbitrarily picked a 19.8 millimetre diameter for the balls. We could picture the running clock in our minds, and we believed we could complete it in three months...
A Clock For Your Workshop
Everyone needs a clock in the workshop because we all know how the time can fly by when you're totally involved in your latest project. What could be more appropriate than a workshop theme for your workshop...
Country Clock
Tall country clock that can be made from inexpensive materials. Nice, clean design. DXF Format...
Building A Shaker Wall Clock
Isaac Newton Youngs, a Shaker brother who lived in the Mount Lebanon community in New York, built 22 or more of these clocks, yet they still stand out as a hallmark of Shaker style. Some clocks were...
Clock Shelf
This Renfrew County clock shelf is a rustic classic The original shelf was built in 1850 Custom moulding gives shape to this simple project. Get the general look with ready-made baseboard, casing or chair rail, or stay true to the original design by using a series of router bits to cut the combination...
Craftsman Clock Plaque
A while ago, my wife gave me one of those Craftsman (Sears) clocks, made from a replica 10-inch circular saw blade. Since then, I have been trying to decide the best way to display it. Just hanging it...
Making Small Clock/Frame Presents
So here I was looking at some small clocks in a gift shop nearby, and this young lady notices me measuring one wood item and she asked: "What are you going to do, make one?" "No," I said, " I think I will make 10 or so." At the end of the conversation...
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