Wooden Clock Plans

[Gingernut]

Hi All, I have been making wooden clocks for a few years now. And have been quite often asked if I could also offer plans and/or kits. I have now designed a clock which is ideal for the first time builder and a good test of your scroll sawing skills.

You can find all details here.

 

http://www.woodentimes.com/

 

If you are interested you can see my other clocks here.

 

http://www.uhrkunst.com/

 

Hope you like them. Yours Dave

[amazingkevin]

These are really stunning.Real works of art.I'll bet you have a waiting list a mile long! how long do they take to finish?

[Gingernut]

Well Thanks Kevin glad you like them. The building times obviously depends upon the clock but between 1 to 2 weeks and a further 2 weeks test run before they leave the shop. Why don´t you give the Primus a try it is not that difficult and you then have your own "made by you" work of art, think about it.

[amazingkevin]

hi gingernut, wish i could start a wooden clock ,they are very inquizative to look at .Quite impress to anyone that see them .Makes you look, think, and wonder.Money is something we have'nt seen in awhile and i spent when i should not have for a used saw ,but the squeeky wheel get's the oil. Now were suffering.Wish i could think optimisticly about the future .Do you have any recipes for saw dust.My diet has changed drastically.no work here in 2 years.In 2 years i've made maybe a little over 2 thousand dollars scrolling .But it keeps me occupied till work comes Thanks for the offer though .I'll keep you in mind!Keep up the great work .I need to build a better mouse trap to generate some work!

[Clayton717]

those are really cool. I have been thinking of doing one, just might have to order the plans.

[Gingernut]

Hello All

 

I have got my second clock the Secundus, ready for ordering plans, parts and DXFs. If you are interested please take a look.

http://www.woodentimes.com/

 

Yours Dave

[Oges]

Hi Gingernut,

Im going to give your Take Tombo a try and if that goes well I will move onto making a clock.

 

Just a question on how it works, there doesnt seem to be a trigger for it, do you just launch the propeller by turning the number 1 cog?

 

Brett

[Oges]

Ignore the question, I read the last page now

 

Will let you know how I go with it

[Gingernut]

Hello All

I have got my new clock "Tertius" ready for ordering plans,DXF´s and cogs. It is a freestanding clock with a grasshopper escapement.

Yours Dave

http://www.woodentimes.com

[amazingkevin]

Way to cool I know i could sell these!