Craftsman Style Wall Clock

Nice wall clock!

Very nice. I have made some small simple clocks but want to try something a little more exciting. I appreaciate your blog and finished photos. Thanks for posting.

-- Duane, Iowa

Nice. Can’t beat the QSWO!

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It came out great Tim

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Great job on your clock Tim. Nice details and finish.

-- John @ http://www.thehuffordfurnituregroup.com

nice clock it looks great

Great Job. But being “old school” on clocks I vote for a mechanical movement….before it leaves your shop. One with a hour half hour strike action would be great. Keep the quartz movement as a backup when the mechanical movement wears out in about 50 years.
Try Merritt’s Antiques for a movement. They sell all kinds of new clock works and parts. On the internet.

-- Les B, Oregon

Nice looking clock. Im gona have to try one. very good build.

-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none

Plenty of detail on this piece, great eye candy. QSWO and its flecking is a favorite of mine. This should get plenty of rave reviews and year of enjoyment. Nice work all around…Blkcherry

Your clock turned out very nice…

-- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT

Great job.

-- MW | www.MissionWorks.com

Great looking clock!
Your soon to be son-in-law is a lucky man.
Congrats to your daughter too!

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Hey Timbo, I was not happy with my quartz movement/pendulum purchase for my clock. Do you have any suggestions?

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Thanks everyone for the comments.

Les B- Believe me I considered a mechanical movement and reluctantly chose the quarts, it is a Hermle but still not a mechanical. The deciding factor was (after some discussions) I think the chances are greater the batteries will get changed once a year than winding the movement every week. Also the fact that I can upgrade it to a mechanical movement later.

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CaptainSkully, I just commented on your clock blog, as Les B said, you could also check here http://www.merritts.com/store4/public/default.aspx

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