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Here’s another great small project for the holidays. Its a small Contemporary Clock. This piece should take about two days to build. And this is another project that can benefit from the batching process. So be sure to make a bunch! And just to help you along, I did my best to create a work...
...ign change or do it over. Many of the class projects are different than we originally planned, however they still look great. The class project was a Clock, and we had four choices to pick from. I selected the simple arch clock because it was a challenge but not as difficult as the pendulum hangin...
...and is what I have been using on work sites and it will probably stay this way for a while. In contrast, the workbench beside it was built by my great grandfather and used by him as a carriage builder for NSW railways, back in the times when railway carriages were built from timber. I plan on buildi...
...xchange a gift of some sort with them at Christmas time. Whenever they are over at the house they always comment on how much they like the Anniversary Clock that I designed and built. This year I decided to build one for them. I hope they get as much enjoyment out of it as I did making it for them. ...
This clock is my best piece to date. I finished it just in time to give to my mom for Christmas. The design is not my own, but a design that I found to be challenging. The main body of the clock is a simple carcass construction using rabbits and dados. I made a book match panel for the back behind ...
...op coats wiped on with a 50% dilution of Naptha and Alkyd varnish. Wood Species: Black Acacia, maple, and holly Project Description: A friend wanted a clock that could sit on her dresser with a “cool” piece of wood. This was an open invitation to create with very few restrictions. I look...
From: Jeff Collins Location: Cincinnati, OH Hobbyist or Pro: Hobbyist Project Name: Elephant Clock Wood Species: Jatoba, Zebra Wood Finish Used: Wiped on clear Shellac Project Description: This project was a gift to my wife, who LOVES elephants. The inspiration came from wanting to combine an Afr...
From: Jeff Collins Location: Cincinnati, OH Hobbyist or Pro: Hobbyist Project Name: Clock and Marble Elevator Wood Species: Bocote, Jatoba, Yucatan Rosewood, Zebra Wood Finish Used: Wiped on clear shellac Project Description: The inspiration came from a video I saw of a design Steve Good made and...
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This Viewer Project comes from Tom. He decided to try his hand at making one of my clocks, and instead of making one or two, he decided to make 19!! Let’s see how he did. I am now in the gluing stage of the clock project and I thought I would send you a few progress pictures. I took your a...
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A few weeks ago, I added the Incra TSIII Fence System to my tablesaw. Unfortunately, my old outfeed table didn’t really work with the new system. So its time to build a new one. This isn’t your average outfeed table though. Its a full-size work table with a full shelf of storage. P...