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Good sources for clock plans - JR1 - 02-24-2016
My nephew has gotten interested in WW and wants to try building some clocks. It's no something that I've ever looked at and I'd like some sources for plans.
Re: Good sources for clock plans - Arlin Eastman - 02-24-2016
Klockit has the best ones out there and the most pieces and parts for fixing a lot of them also.
http://www.klockit.com/?sourcecode=2C557...8LiwaAoaO8P8HAQ
Arlin
Re: Good sources for clock plans - JTTHECLOCKMAN - 02-25-2016
There are a ton of books with plans in them. Many web sites you can buy them. Here is one www.woodworkersworkshop.com/store/index.php?app=ccp0&ns=catshow&ref=furnclock&count=20&offset=20
Woodcraft. Rockler, Now there are also many places for scroll sawn clock plans such as Wildwood Designs. Wood magazine site has some downloadable plans. Or just google clocks and hit images and there are many designs that are simple enough to copy.
Re: Good sources for clock plans - tomsteve - 02-25-2016
if ya wanna get crazy and do some scrollsawing, heres some:
http://www.wildwooddesigns.com/Scroll-Saw-Clock-Patterns-C16.aspx
i did the workshop clock. it was actually quite a bit of fun. pretty cool as it had working(ish) power tools,too.
Re: Good sources for clock plans - RedBob - 02-25-2016
There are a couple of clock plans in wood magazine. I've built one of them. Here's a link to one of the plans.
How old is your nephew and, more important I guess, what skill level?
Have fun!
Bob