Making The #6 Part 1. A Wooden Gear clock

[TheDigit100]

Hi Clayton; Nice work, love the clock, sure could use your input on escapements in Gearotic Motion.

Cheers

[pilottim12]

why didn´t you cut it with a CNC-Laser or a CNC-Mill. It would have been much more precise and faster ;)

[jointheclubsmellypan]

Yep that thought crosses my mind when I have to cut the escape wheel for the third time.

Thanks for watching and your comment.

[jointheclubsmellypan]

You can get plans for Clayton boyers clocks by clicking the url in my more info page in the top right hand corner o the page.

[dizzlekaren]

amazin videoss...wer can i get the gear patternss?

[Sampoleon]

@dizzlekaren Probably in a grammar textbook.

[cbehnke33]

thanks for the videos, they are helping SO MUCH as i build the #6. i learned a lot about woodworking from the videos.  excellent work and nice results!

[jointheclubsmellypan]

Thanks, I'm in the process of making another video for the Number 6, it's really a follow up and goes through some of the things I had to do to tweak the number 6 and my experience with other clocks to help them run.

[DuttonWebb]

This makes me feel better!

[adrianiredale]

Mate,

I just "discovered" your videos and have watched part 1,2,and 3. These videos are excellent. Puts my feeble efforts to shame.

Well done.

Adrian.

[aa6757]

Great Video.

[moalanikai]

Absolutely wonderful instructional video on how to make a wooden clock. Very, Very well done! Thanks for sharing this information (and your humor).