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These are some of the clocks I have built. The Grandfather being the ultimate in testing my clockmaking skills. It was a definate challange, but at the same time, one heck of alot of fun, even if it did take me almost a month to complete.
Since there are a few of them and more to be added when I find the pictures I took of them, I will just put a thumbnail on this page and you may go to the next page to view the steps taken in production of each, by clicking on the thumbnail of the one you wish to view.
Since there are a few of them and more to be added when I find the pictures I took of them, I will just put a thumbnail on this page and you may go to the next page to view the steps taken in production of each, by clicking on the thumbnail of the one you wish to view.
Click on the thumbnail below to go see how it was built.
I don't have any pictures of the construction of this clock. At the time it was made, I didn't have a computer, let alone a Web Site. *S*
But if you click on the pic, you can see a larger view.
But if you click on the pic, you can see a larger view.
None of this one either, I didn't think about pictures when I was making it.
Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.
Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.
This one either, FG had not given me the idea of taking pictures.(the woman behind the man, and the one with the good ideas. Double *S*
For larger view, click on the thumbnail
For larger view, click on the thumbnail
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