Deep Forest Wall Clock
- This topic has 13 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 8 years, 4 months ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Deep Forest Wall Clock (Hand Made)
Stands at 9″x 7″x 5/8″ (228 x 178 x 16)mm
Made of the finest select timber Tasmanian Blackwood and finished to a soft hand rubbed luster. Comes with a wooden cuckoo dial, gold minute and hour hands and a USA made Takane non chiming pendulum movement
some more
Very nice. Is that the standard Carbatech quartz movement? Did you make the numerals yourself?
Not sure about the leaf patterns, I assume they are burnt in. They look a bit indecisive. The clock could also do with a little depth. Those are the only critiques I can come up with though, great work!
Yes they are burnt in but am not sure what you mean about depth, if your referring to the thickness of the timber it can only be as thick as the length of the shaft will allow and that is the longest shaft at 30mm on the current market today.
I don’t buy any movements from Carba tec
Now that is great ,,doing what you do best
Frankj
I love the pattern and the combination of scroll work and pyrography.
Well done!
Thanks Peter!
Your a good man Frank.
Wow! Really impressive, Salko. Nicely done and great looking wood.
Thanks Matt
Salko, by depth I meant the piece is quite flat, visually. To give the perception of depth, it might have been beneficial to raise or lower some areas of the backer piece. This is intended as constructive criticism, not insult, I hope you take it as such.
Oh no I don’t take any criticism as insult just wasn’t sure what you meant.
Oh good, some people aren’t quite as generous, and tone gets lost on the internet. What I meant was, having some layers to your background piece, or else some relief carving or similar, just to make it look less flat. If that makes more sense than what I’ve tried to describe before.
yeah I know what you mean
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.