New wall clock

[tazchris]

Well look what happens when one has not logged in here for a while.
A whole new link for those of us who make clocks.
Excellent.Thank you.

The clock pictured is my latest work.
I still make Grandfather clocks,but deceided to make a wall clock,mainly to use up some beautiful Fiddle Blackwood shorts.
I use a German, 'Hermle' ,8 day, key wound ,Westminster movement. A sweet little movement with a beautiful sound.
The clock is 700mm long x 300mm wide x 200mm deep.
I am very happy with the finished product.

[Bosshogg]

yes yes very nice :2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

[Ad de Crom]

Gorgeous, really gorgeous, you can be proud on your work. :2tsup:

[Big Shed]

Beautiful clock, very nice timber:2tsup:

[ravlord13]

Nice Clock :2tsup:

Looks like a nice piece of Tassie Timber.
Did you buy your movement locally or import?

Great work
Andrew

[tazchris]

Thank you all.Yes I am very pleased with the look of these wall clocks.
I drew up the plan for these clocks.I imported the complete movement from the US from www.ronellclockcompany.bnetsoftware.com (http://www.ronellclockcompany.bnetsoftware.com) . This clock was sold as a christmas present.I have another simular clock at Sears Morton Furniture in Canberra.Cheers

[Birdie]

The only thing that I would like to see is that the pictures are a lot closer so we can see a closer brouse over the joints, please do not get me wrong I don't even know how to past a picture on the site.
From a distent it does look very nice but I am very interested in the joints and construction.
One day I do hope that I will get around to building a grant mother clock, I do have the plans to do so but not the time as yet.:2tsup:

[Hobbyhorse]

Good one Tazchris...I like it. Are you going to show us more of your work?

Rhys

[billym]

looks great I hope I get enough "time on my hands "to try one :)