RSSCheck out this very thorough video for different techniques and tricks for making your own wooden clock from mail-order plans. Via Dug North.
Tips for making a wooden gear clock
Posted by Becky Stern |
Apr 18, 2008 11:00 AM
Crafts, DIY Projects, How it's made |
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WTF is a "Wooden Gear Glock"? Steampunk SWAT gear?
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I worry about Mr. Torrone sometimes, like when he has the fake blood stuff. Fix the typo.
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Hey, thanks guys, I fixed it! Phil's not the only one around here who makes typos.
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Best quote ever! "I use a yellow snot bar to clean up my pads..."
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Man, never ever ever use gloves when working with power tools like this. It's a good way to turn a minor cut / abrasion into losing a finger or hand. Tools grab gloves and they generally don't like to let go. Safety first!
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