Free Clock Plans

Old Barnwood Clock
This clock is made from some old barnwood I got from my landlord. He had some old cypress barn wood and fence wood he was throwing away. I managed to get several pieces that were usable and made this...

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...

Clock It To Me
You can make a clock out of anything. Here is a list of meaningful treasures I've seen made into clocks: a souvenir goose lawn ornament, a ukulele, plastic novelty vomit, a snowshoe, a circular saw blade. The mind reels doesn't it? All you really need to know is where to get clock kits (Lee Valley Tools,...

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...

Mission Style Wall Clock
It's not a true mission style clock. But the design is based on mission style furniture and it's free; so cut us some slack. This wall clock is a variation of a Mission Style clock.

Family Heirlooom Cuckoo Clock
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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...