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"Enchanted" A Wooden Gear Clock

comments (1) November 21st, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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This is a wooden gear clock I designed and built. The clock was inspired by the work of James Borden. It is a spring driven clock with a 6s compound pendulum. I used a combination of maple and walnut finished with tung oil and varnish. The clock hands are driven by a daisy wheel mechanism.

Here is a video on Youtube http://youtu.be/zQ78Clw-V5A

Design or Plan used: My own design

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