I have loved clocks since a young boy listening to my Dad's Westminster chiming mantel clock till it stopped.
Recently I have made a few clocks first up was one for our Daughter in law Nichole's 40th birthday. A burl purchased some five years ago from Boutique Timbers and clock fitting from Trend Timbers.
The face can be orientated as is shown above sitting on stand or a wall fitting can be attached.
I had purchased three Brass fit up clocks.




Last is the centre I took out of Nichole's clock using again a 37mm dia fit up, the burl is about 80mm dia. I filled the large voids on the rear with Epoxy mixed with a nail polish to enhance it.
Edited 23rd Jan.
The above burl in the photo shows scratches around the top edge I have re-sanded and applied polyurethane gloss.
These three will make ideal desk clocks.
Very nice Ray. Great looking bells and I particularly like the epoxy tinting trick.
ReplyDeleteBells = burls. Auto spell check got me again.
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