Number Six Wood Gear Clock

This is my first wooden gear clock. It was designed by Clayton Boyer. It is constructed from about a dozen different exotic hardwoods. The gears are veneered birch plywood. It runs very smooth and consistent. It only gains about 30 seconds per hour. It was a lot of fun to build.

[@claytonboyer8509]

That is a truly spectacular Number Six. Your craftsmanship and woodworking skills and wood choices are all excellent. Thank you for doing the Number Six clock plan so proud. Aloha. Clayton

[@danr1920]

Great clock. This will be my number two! Great choices on the woods.

[@cbuddy66]

Very beautiful clock! Well done 👍🏼

[@TheWillsulla]

Beautiful work Wayne.

[@JorgeGarcia-hk6nq]

Hi Wayne's, the pendulum control the speed, up for faster and down for slower and nice work.

[@chrisdaniels9718]

This is absolutely stunning

[@nitrojunkie22]

I don't know. Losing 30 seconds an hour equates to 12 minutes every 24 hours. That's not very accurate. Is there a way to make this design more accurate?

[@richardevans6891]

Very fine work Wayne. I just received my plans form Clayton today and I have a question for you. I notice that the shape of your Front and Back Plates differ from the standard Clayton Boyer design which has a sort of upside-down "Y" Is this a modification that you made? (Or is there an optional Plate shape in Clayton's plans that I have not yet found?) Did this modification cause any unexpected problems with the project? I ask because I prefer the shape of your plates and plan to copy them, but I want to know if there are unintended ramifications. Thanks.