So You Want to Make a Wooden Clock?

Video by Adrian Iredale of the steps to making a wooded clock from plans sourced from Clayton Boyer - website:http://lisaboyer.com/Claytonsite/Claytonsite1.htm

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Howto & Style

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• wooden
• gear
• hand
• made
• clock

[AmateurWoodworker]

adrian, i was looking for that snot bar - are they sold in bunnings?

[adrianiredale]

@AmateurWoodworker : Yep Bunnings has them. You will find them in the same shelves as the velcro-backed sanding discs.

[shardbearer]

Can we use a dremel with the router table attachment in place of a Band/Scrollsaw?

[adrianiredale]

@shardbearer : Mate, I'm not familiar with this tool. But use whatever gets the job done.

[larrybud]

Holy cow, if you'd like to chop your fingers off, just follow his advice at 3:54. A router, turned upside down, no table, wearing gloves, not using any push sticks board or other devices to hold the piece... nice.

[adrianiredale]

@larrybud : Mate, I do this deliberately to show you what NOT to do. Check out my "How to make a wooden box" for how NOT to use a chainsaw.

[Darthbelal]

Damn, sweet clock, very, very well done, mate!

[shardbearer]

Or a Rotozip for more power?

[larrybud]

@jfmayer lol. A mouse... with all his fingers!

[jfmayer]

@larrybud

where's your sense of adventure ? are you a man or a mouse !

[loopyboopoo1]

@larrybud routers are generally mounted upside down on a specific table like he has, and even tho he may be wearing gloves it was his mistake, oh well he learned, and a push stick on a router? really? thats a joke dude, push sticks are for more of table saws and what not