Pictures of your progress building the Wall Clock
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For public entertainment I thought we could post pictures of our progress as we build the Wall Clock project.
My first pictures is from todays adventure: cutting a housing dadoe.
This is just practice for the real thing coming up later.
Lessons learned so far: keep the chisels as sharp as possible, take small bites with the router plane and aim for the sky when pairing out the middle section. My dadoe got a bit deeper than originally intented before it was all flat.So for your amusement, here are some pics!
Located in Jönköping, Sweden.
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Anonymous
Gregory, the wood looks amazing buddy. Nice neat work on the clock, It’s looking good
Gregory: Very nice wood and a very good looking clock so far! The raised panel really is stunning 🙂
Located in Jönköping, Sweden.
@ Gregory
Clock looks really great and wood is wonderful (almost is pity to put hole in middle for clock mechanism 🙂 )
Living in Croatia
@sinisa 🙂 it’s true. Gregory that looks really really great. Good work!
P.S. I have done my best to move the off topic chat about clock dimensions to a new post.
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I started yesterday, I’m going to make at least four clocks as Christmas gifts, I’m doing two at a time. I’m all caught up now and have just ordered the inserts, can’t wait to see the whole thing come together!
Thank you all for the encouraging words! I look forward to seeing all of your clocks.
@Eric-those are looking fantastic!
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Anonymous
Lovely timber choice and you’re more than welcome Gregory 🙂
I think everyone’s carrying out very nice work and I think it reflects yourselves as individuals, as well as your skills and Paul’s practical & theoretical instruction.
Thanks Gregory, yours does as well!
Progress thru Episode 5.
Counting the hours to Episode 6!
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Here is my progress on the clock so far:
Looks great Nicholas,i hope to start with the clock very soon.
Lopik - Netherlands
Anonymous
Nice job Nicholas, It’s looking good
Very nice work indeed Nicholas!
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Anonymous
Good work Nicholas 🙂
Great progress Nicholas!
Look forward to future updates as the build continues 🙂
Located in Jönköping, Sweden.
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