Wallclock Episode 7
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In this episode, Paul Sellers shows how to round over the edges of the top and bottom pieces to give them a lighter more decorated look. He then goes on to show how to form a beaded edge on the inside corners using a screw and a block of wood.
One thing I do when working with small pieces is clamp the plane in the vise and slide the wood across it like a kitchen mandolin. You still have to watch your finger tips, but I feel like I have more control then planing in the air.
Nice job Paul, many thanks
what size round and gouge did you use?
The gouge is a #5 sweep 1″ but you could go with a tighter sweep, say a #7.
I was watching this and suddenly it dawned on me, again, I’m watching a Master Woodworker and he is showing me relevant, applicable, skills.
Thanks Paul.
Thanks John. Someone said to me when I was 15 that “You are just starting out as an indentured apprentice, but when you’ve been doing this for fifty years as I have, you’ll realise you don’t know now’t about woodworking.” I am realising that now in my 49th year of working wood. But, I do feel a confidence now that I didn’t have say five years ago.
I’m surprised you used pins after all that fine work Paul
Sweet, and cordless. I love the peace and quiet of working this way.
Very enjoyable video, I learned a few new tricks thanks Paul. I am going to build a few of those next year for presents they look like fun to build along with the Shaker Boxs.
Steve
Paul,
Many thanks for sharing this Masterclass project with us free of charge. Many people offer free videos and blogs but only a few of them can offer contents that anywhere close to yours. Others keep their contents “secret”, that is until you pay to watch. You have been very generous with releasing some of your paid contents. Kudos to you and your team.
Simon
Thanks for a great video Paul.I was wondering what you will use to fill the brad heads I can never seem to get the filler and the wood to match.
Nice work, Congrats!
Thanks Paul unbelievable skills and thank you film crew.Good luck fromNZ.
Paul, thanks for the great series of the Wall Clock. The easy on the ear instructions and the insights to woodwork without machines is excellent. Appreciate you passing on your knowledge.
Best regards from the land of Oz
Jules