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  1. Projects Wood shop project

    I have been working on this Cherry Mantel clock for a little while now. The body is all made from cherry with 4 coats of tung oil. I used gold stained glass in the front because I felt it matched well with the cherry wood.
  2. Projects Mantle Clock

    This was a woods class project to build a mantle clock. I used red oak for the whole clock, including the outside trim. I first cut the bottom and top pieces out. Then I cut the two sides and fronts and glued them together. Then I worked on the outside trim and lined it up to match and be...
  3. Projects Mantle Clock

    I first cut the sides top and the front. The front and sides are connected with glue at a 45 degree angle. I used the band saw to size up the trim and used pins to secure them in place. I used a router to make a grove for the back and secured it with screws. The glass and clock face is secured...
  4. Projects Mantle Clock

    We spent the last three months building this clock. We used various different types of materials and tools to build it. We ended up using trim on the outside base and using glass and a pendulum for the interior.
  5. Projects Mantle clock

    We spent the last three months building this we used different type of Materials and tools to build the clock.
  6. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used pieces of walnut for the main body. One of them was a piece of sap wood. This gives the clock a 2 tone effect. I cut pieces of maple out for the trim. Walnut for the feet, and finished with tung oil.
  7. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used oak wood for the body, top, bottom, and feet of the clock and trim. I first cut the top and bottom pieces of the clock. Then I cut the two front and two sides and glued them together. After that, I made sure the top and bottom of the front and sides were flat to glue the top and bottom...
  8. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used cherry wood. I used most of the equipment in the shop and glued it all together.
  9. Projects Mantle Clock

    We first started off by choosing our wood. Once we choose our wood we went to work. We started with the top and bottom and cut them to length and width. After that, we went to the frame of the clock where we again cut the wood to length and width. Then we did the inner and outer trim to give the...
  10. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used Mahogany to make my Mantle Clock in shop class. I used mainly glue to hold in the front, side, and top pieces of wood. I also used a wide variety of tools in the shop including the band saw, table saw, Router, and sander. Lastly, for my finish, I used Tung Oil.
  11. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used Mahogany wood for this mantle clock. We first had to make the front corners by cutting a board at an angle so they glued together at 90 degrees. We then had to cut the top and bottom and make sure they were square with the sides. Then we cut and routed the pieces used for the middle. We...
  12. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used mahogany wood for the main part of the clock, and I used walnut for the trim and middle pieces of the clock. I first cut out the top and bottom pieces of the clock, then I cut out the side pieces and the center pieces. Then I glued the top bottom and center pieces together. after that I...
  13. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used mahogany wood for the body, top, bottom, and feet of the clock. I used walnut for the trim. I first cut the top and bottom pieces of the clock. Then I cut the two front and two sides and glued them together. After that, I made sure the top and bottom of the front and sides were flat to...
  14. Projects Mantle Clock

    I built a mantle clock in woods class made out of walnut. I used tools like a table, miter saw, belt sander, and router. I used tung oil for the finish, clear glass, and put a pendulum in it.
  15. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used cherry for my Mantle Clock in shop class. I also used a wide variety of tools in the shop class like Band Saw, Table Saw, and Sander. For the finish, I used Tung Oil. I used glue to put all of my pieces together.
  16. Projects Mantle Clock

    I used Cherry wood to make my Mantle Clock in my high school shop class. I used glue to hold in the big parts consisting of the front, sides, top, and bottom. I used nails to hold on to the trim and feet. I used stained glass and a clock interface too. The finish I used is tung oil.
  17. Projects Mantle Clock

    In Woods class, I built a Mantel Clock out of Walnut. I used lots of tools like a Belt sander and a router, the clock has 4 layers of Tung oil finish. I choose to put a cool stained glass at the front of my clock.
  18. mantle

    mantle in my bedroom made from mdf and some Home Depot molding
  19. Arts and Crafts Mantle Clock

    Made in Woods Class Made out of African Mahogany I didn't use any stain so I used Tung Oil
  20. Oak mantel

    Designed this mantel in sketchup for a customer. Just finishing up the build the ngoing to install it in a few days.
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