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Old tree clock

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Made this yesterday.
One of the many clocks I have in my arsenal.

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Looks nice! :D I've done a couple of clocks lately too.

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Very nice!
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That looks really good. I've thought about making clocks too. Just for curiousity, what can you get for that in your area?
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Redneck wrote:That looks really good. I've thought about making clocks too. Just for curiousity, what can you get for that in your area?
I sell these for $75 just because there is a lot of cutting. I sell a ton of other style clocks for $70
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Sure would like to see your clock. There is nothing here:( what is wrong when this happens?
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Very nice looking clock! Did you cut the hands? If not,where did you get them? Also, where did you get the action for the clock?

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I don't know where he got his clock parts but I found that for large clocks that http://WWW.klockit.com has about the best prices. You can get the high torque motors and the long hands both. Just bought three motors and three sets of long hands for under $40 including the shipping. :D

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P.S. My clocks are around 2ft across.
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Very nice clock, congrats on the sales. Craig Johnson
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patc wrote:Very nice looking clock! Did you cut the hands? If not,where did you get them? Also, where did you get the action for the clock?

Pat
Yup, it was Klockit. I am searching for some better movements though because I am getting a lot of bad ones coming back (made in China) I found a USA maker in CA, but they are very expensive. I think I will give them a try though.
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I have just received another shipment of movements and hands from these guys http://www.norkro.com/store/high-torque ... urvlv3vvd1
I think that makes about 60 that I have bought from them in the past 5 years and have only had 1 that a customer complained was losing about 10 minutes a day which I just swapped. They have US and Japanese made.

BTW my small clocks start at $125 but the most common one I sell is a 30 inch at $275.
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muzza,

Can you post some pics of your clocks?
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Most of the clocks I've done are of cars and hot rods etc. a few pics below

I had a situation where I used to get several hundred round pieces of 1/8 sheet ranging from 18 inch to 36 inch diameter which were the cut outs from fan centers from a business I used to own for a bottle of Bourbon so I made a few clock for hot rod mates. Another one would see it and want one and so on.

The files for the clock itself you'll find on here if you search, I gave them to a Carlos a few years back and he posted them here in both roman and numerical.

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and one that Carlos drew from the file

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I've done a few clocks lately too. I like the ones you did it gave me a few ideas! :D
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A few more of mine.

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Clocks seem to sell pretty well for most... I really like to do pendulum clocks... I also get the movements from Klockit, but the local Michael's store stocks the exact same movements for about the same price which is handy. This is a sun clock I do that sells pretty well in the local gift shop....

Love the clocks shown here.... some great ideas and nice finishes!
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Been wanting to do a pendulum clock. Nice!
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