Our ready-to-assemble clock kits come with everything you need to build beautiful wooden gear clock. The only things you need to supply are wood glue and filler for the weight shell (metal shot). No cutting or drilling is necessary. No special tools or skills are required.

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If you are not sure about making the wooden gears for the clock you can download the samples shown here to give it a try. Whether you will be cutting it out by hand or by CNC machine these free files will help you to decide.

The Woodline USA Wooden Gear Clock is made with our Pin Router Accessory and our full-size templates. No scroll saw necessary! By following the pattern of the template with the Pin Router Accessory, you are simultaneously cutting out the gear in the specialty plywood.

CUT YOUR OWN CLOCK KIT If you have some experience with the scroll saw and would enjoy cutting the parts yourself, check out our cut-it-yourself options.

Wooden-Gear-Clocks is family owned and operated by Jeff and Marcie Schierenbeck in Altoona, WI. They have been selling wooden gear clocks, clock kits, and clock plans since 2003. The clocks are original designs by Jeff.

Not only does a home-built, custom, wooden gear clock accessorize any home, but it also shows off one's woodworking skills to friends and families. Additional hardware kits are also available in case the woodworker wishes to build more woodworking clocks.

A few years ago I came across a clock that was made out of wood. The face, arms, frame, and gears were all wood. It really impressed me, and I kept it in mind for a future project. I've decided to take on the wooden clock in this Instructable, and hopefully share what I have learned to help others with similar interests.

Solid Wood Clock Gears: I love mechanical clocks with exposed gears. Most of my designs are 3D printed, but wooden gears can look incredible. This Instructable describes a method of making solid wood gears that remain stable over time.

Feb 23, 2016 · Wooden gear clocks are not only fascinating to watch, but can be surprisingly accurate timepieces. Just don't expect atomic precision—after all, they're modeled on 17th-century technology! But as you build these clocks you'll use all of the basic principles that still govern mechanical clocks today.