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    Default FREE shop clock project

    Today is a slow day so I decided to design a Carvewright Shop Clock for myself and why not share it.
    I'm carving mine tomorrow........hopefully!
    It's fun and funky and it's a 2-sided carve!
    The circle is only a guideline for the blade.

    Wanted to share the file here but it's too big so just go to

    http://www.suzannewoodworking.ca/#!m...te-links/c1kfp

    You need:
    - old 10" saw blade
    - clock movement
    - needles
    - black marker

    With the help of guidelines, use your blade as your dial and write the numbers down with the black marker.
    Do the finish of your choice and install your clock!
    Et voilą! As simple as !, 2, 3.....

    Have fun!
    Suzanne
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails CarveWright - [Clock.mpc] 2015-01-06 12.30.40.png  

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    OOPs missed something. You need to add a pocket hole on the back side for your clock movement. Around 4" x 4" x 1/4"........all depends on the size of your clock movement.

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    Suzanne

    Great project! Looking forward to carving it for my shop. Thanks for sharing.

    dbemus

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    Please post a picture when you're done. Would love to see it!

    Quote Originally Posted by dbemus View Post
    Suzanne

    Great project! Looking forward to carving it for my shop. Thanks for sharing.

    dbemus

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    Nice I need to build one wife says I always lose track of time when I am in my shop!!

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    Suzanne, Terrific pattern and a great use of one of my many dull blades. Thank you, Rog

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    Great design,

    I already have the saw blade clock, I can modify your design to fit it. I will probably add "@#&*%$$#^!!!" to the quote under the carvewright though.
    Thanks for sharing
    Brent

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    Thanks Suzanne. That is really nice of you.

    Mike
    All Gave Some,
    Some Gave All.

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    Gigabyte GA-990XA-UD3 Motherboard, AMD FX 6-core Processor Black Edition, 32 Gig DDR 3 Ram, Gigabyte HD 6450 Video Card with 1 Gig DDR 3 ram, Windows 10
    Designer 2.007, Designer 3.102, Pattern Editor, Centerline, Conforming Vectors, 2d Tools, 3d Tools, DXF Importer, STL Importer and Rotary Jig.

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