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    Thumbs up Offenburp

    G'day mate WOW what a site. After a bad day in the shed I was fossicking around the web for some info on clock making when I came across this site. Its nice to know i,m in the company of many experts I retired from driving trucks all around Oz to driving the Missus mad because sometimes, things dont go right in the wood shed. [You Know how it is] With all the info on this forum, and with your help, things might go a bit better

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    G'day gerald and welcome to all the answers you will ever need and some you won't.

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    Hi Gerald, how did you go with the clock plans ?

    One of the guys on CNCzone has put up the plans from Gary's wooden clock plans, don't know if you heard of them but they are pretty good, here is a link...

    http://www.ldrider.ca/cnc/garysclock/garysclock.htm

    Cheers.

    Rusell.

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    Hi Gerald ...welcome to the forums!
    Cheers,
    Ed

    Do something that is stupid and fun today, then run like hell !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gerald watt View Post
    G'day mate WOW what a site. After a bad day in the shed I was fossicking around the web for some info on clock making when I came across this site. Its nice to know i,m in the company of many experts I retired from driving trucks all around Oz to driving the Missus mad because sometimes, things dont go right in the wood shed. [You Know how it is] With all the info on this forum, and with your help, things might go a bit better
    Templatetom (he doesn't often post here, but Google can find him) has a plan he uses to make clocks using a hand-held router. I think the pattern has 12 concave curved sides.

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    Hi gerald and welcome to the forum.
    Reality is no background music.
    Cheers John

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