How To Make A DIY Wooden Clock Using Scrap Wood | Beginner Scrap Wood Project
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In this video I make a wood clock from some salvaged scrap wood. It was my first time using my Ryobi Trim Router and after this project I think it's my new favourite tool!
I'm really pleased with the finished product. It's not perfect but I learned many things which I could improve on if I was to repeat this project.
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Tools used:
- Ryobi One+ Trim Router - amzn.to/2C8lIi3
- Ryobi One+ Planer - amzn.to/2CdEpkE
- Ryobi One+ Combi Drill - amzn.to/38bjTNj
- Long Shaft Clock Movement - amzn.to/3e7FeIK
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I have to say, the original finish had a fab rustic vibe to it. I would gave left as is. A great little project, well done.
I have some broken pallet supports thanks for a great Idea!
Nice job!! I had the same problem with mine, wood too thick, shaft too short. Imagine doing that with a dremel. I didn't have a router at the time, but I do NOW! So, the rest of my clocks will get done faster. Also, I need to order shafts that are longer (that's what she said). Anyway...that's a good looking clock, especially for the 1st time. Keep it up, I'm sure they'll look a lot different now that you are an "expert"!!
Very nice work. Thanks for the info on recessing the clock body.
Great build. Thanks for sharing.
Your jig is brilliant!!
It worked out pretty well eh. It was an idea I saw on another RUclips vid. There's loads of great Jig ideas out there
That's a noice clock😁😁
Use a damp sponge to remove the glue.
Really not a good idea to GLUE in the clock works, if it no longer works they will get rid of it. With it not GLUD in they can get a new works and still keep the clock. The nut keeps the works secure in the clock. Nice clock. Oh, just noticed that this is 3 years old and I watched it in 2024. hehe
Great video. Thanks. By the way. Its a ROW-ter. Not a Rooter. That sounds a bit rude. LOL.
Good
What can I put on the back so I can hang it up?
The clock mechanism usually has a spot where you hang it from. If yous doesn't have this, it would depend on your clock really. Perhaps a picture frame hanging loop?
I use sawthooth hangers. They sell at most hardware stores. They work great.
Can I have the clock measurement ASAP
Awesome job thanks for sharing
Nice wooden clock my friend
Thank you! Cheers!
Router not Rooter!
In the UK, we pronounce both of those words the same :D
@@ajaykarwal HAHA..No we don't , but great job .
It's beautiful, but I would have switched it and made the back the front, I like the rustic look of the back.
There really was no point in taping 12:00. The movement can go in any way. I wouldnt glue it in either, cant be replaced
Está más preocupado por la limpieza que por el corte en radio al final le quedo mal y tiene que volver a rectificar y ya sin su aspiradora . A ves exageran .siento que estos video son más para presumir su herramienta que mostrar lo realizado
I would recommend Woodglut to every beginner and not only.
I like it! What is the next project? Where do you live? :)
I did it too. This is what I used Stodoys designs for
Nice work , for your first effort .
Good looking clock. Ive made a 4 sided frame jig for the back to router the square so the shape is perfect on all for edges. and just use this everytime i make a clock.
Gotta love a Jig
Nice!
what kind of bit did you use to cut the wood to inset the clock mechanisim
Just a straight bit. Dont remember the size. It doesnt need to be anything fancy.. just something to create the required depth.
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