Stephen Case-Pall
Stephen made this "Wrist" Watch from plans found at Arlen's place. It is made from Walnut and Oak. It is finished with poly and paint. When folded, it hangs nicely on the wall. 09/06/2019
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Arlen Handberg
This is one of the ten! "Wrist" Watchs that Arlen made. It is made from Walnut and Oak. It is finished in Lacquer. 09/06/2019
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Dave Seidler
For the November challenge, Dave made this clock from Myrtle wood for the face, red heart for a middle ring, and the outer ring was turned from Black Acacia. 11/01/2018
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Arlen Handberg
Arlen made this clock for the challenge. It is made from Mahogany, Maple, and Purple Heart and it is finished in lacquer. 11/01/2018
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Charles North
Charlie made this clock for the challenge. It is made from a beautiful piece of what had been scrap walnut. 11/01/2018
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Julie Reed
Julie made this clock for the challenge. The decoration is by pyrography and acrylic ink. 11/01/2018
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Rande Bence
Heart: Redwood with hand painted lettering. 03/01/2018
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Charles North
Charlie made this great clock body. 02/08/2018
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Dave Seidler
Watch Clock made with various woods. He says it is 'simple' to make! 05/08/2015
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Charles North
This Clock is a kit made of precut mdf which Charles stained with red mahogany dye stain. Spray lacquer is on the face, but he didn't think spraying the gears would be a good idea. It is based on design from 17th to 18th century. The kit comes with a rather incomplete DVD and written instructions. Between the two he was able to assemble it and, after 3 weeks of running and adjusting, it is accurate within 4 minutes for 12 hours when it needs to be rewound!It is good way to learn basics about clocks. He had originally hoped to use it as project with his grandsons, but it is way beyond their attention span and nearly so his own! 11/17/2013
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Stephen Case-Pall
Stephen is assembling an All Wood Grandfather Clock. It is made from various donated woods and is to be finished in Lacquer and Polyurethane. 11/04/2011
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Dan Gallo
Italian Fretwork Clock cut by Dan from 1/4" Cherry with 1/8" Maple accent. The finish is a 50/50 mix of boiled linseed oil with a top coat of Deft semi gloss spray lacquer. The pattern is by John A. Nelson from the summer 2009 issue of ScrollSaw Woodworking & Crafts. 04/08/2011
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Lee Truman
Clock is Lee's beginner scroll saw project. 02/05/2010
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Richard Kingsbury
Mantle Clock made from Bocote wood from S/Central America. Finished in Tung Oil and Varnish. 12/03/2009
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Bill Battocchio
This Craftsman Clock is made from Walnut, Oak, Pine, Poplar, Maple, Redwood, Cedar, Mrytlewood. The finish is Polyurethane. 08/08/2008
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Bill Battocchio
This Sports Clock is a wall hanging made from Bass, Cedar, Pine, Walnut, Alder and Purple Heart. The finish is Lacquer. 09/08/2006
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Dan Gallo
Dan built this Santa's Workshop Clock from cherry, maple, walnut, oak, pine, Baltic birch, and padauk. It has a quartz movement with Westminster chimes. Dan installed a switch to turn off the chimes when necessary. You can see Santa and his Elves through the windows and a couple Elves hanging on the pendulum! The finish is Watco Danish Oil and Deft Spray Lacquer. 12/02/2005
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Dan Gallo
This Queen Ann Clock made by Dan from 1/4" solid Maple and 1/8" Mahogany. It is finished in Watco Danish Oil and coated with Deft gloss spray lacquer. 12/02/2005
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Dan Gallo
Dan made this Scroller's Shop Clock from Baltic Birch plywood. The dial is Walnut, the back is Luan plywood. The finish is Watco Danish oil and Deft Spray. 11/04/2004
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Dan Gallo
This is Cody's Dragon Pendulum Clock made of 1/2" oak with a base of Philippine mahogany. It is finished in Watco Danish oil and Deft spray lacquer. 08/06/2004
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Dan Gallo
Scroll Saw Clock This wonderful clock is made from solid maple and finished in Watco Oil Deft Satin. 07/02/2004
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Bill Gourlay
Bill made these two clocks from walnut. 05/06/2004
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Bill Gourlay
Oak Wall ClockBill built this smart Walford oak wall clock for his daughter, Lynn, from plans obtained from the Meisel Hardware Specialties catalog, Sealed, no stain, finished with semi-gloss Varathane. 02/22/2003
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