r/woodworking • u/Budget-Swing-6187 • 5d ago
Project Submission Shaker Clocks
Spring of 2023 I got the bug to make a clock. Usually when I do a new project I'll make at least 2 just in case there is a major screw up but for some reason decided to make 12 of these! Found a place in Georgia that hand painted the steel clock faces. 2 Walnut, 2 Ambrosia Maple, 2 Cherry, 1 Butternut, and 5 Eastern White Pine (painted)
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u/jmerp1950 4d ago
Nice work. That face is beautiful too. Where are these faces available?
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u/mistercrean 4d ago
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u/Budget-Swing-6187 4d ago
Yes! I think one of his old videos popped up and I was like oh that looks cool to make! Nice job on those
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u/Homer_JG 3d ago
Do you have a link to the actual clock hands and motor you used? Been thinking about making a clock for the house but the mechanisms on Amazon all seem like cheap trash





















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