Beautifully done, Adrian. It is nice to know that you are still enjoying your SwingTime. As with all of your projects, your clock is beautifully made, and it's always such a treat to listen to your narration. The whole time I was watching you navigate and explain your SwingTime, my SwingTime was ticking along synchronously - exactly in beat with yours. Big Smiles! Aloha. Clayton
Adrian, hi from Melbourne, it's been such a long time I've heard your voice on RUclips tube, thankyou for coming back for me to hear. Your clocks are always a bit of magic. I'm glad to see Clayton boyer in your comments.🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@ShedBuiltStuff you not building any more clock's, This is a loss, Your building skills are required in this modern world. And thankyou for the reply 🤗🤓🤗🤓🤗🤓🤗🤓
Another excellent, well-made, thoughtful video, Adrian. And I love your little sculptures in the background! Thank you for making and sharing this. It's always wonderful to hear your voice. Lisa Boyer
@@ShedBuiltStuff lol it just popped up and how could I not say thank you. Btw, do you sell plans for the clock you made with the coal shuttles going up and down each side? Such a great design and as I’m finally getting around to building my deco clock from Clayton I’m stunned by the beauty of your design so I just bought the plans for this one from Clayton and would love to build yours as well. Even tho they’ve lifted curfew here in Oatley we’re still very limited and as I passed the first anniversary of my wife’s death from leukaemia a few weeks back it’s time I stopped feeling sad and just got back to the love of wooden clocks that you and Clayton inspired in me just before my wife got sick 2 ½ years ago so it’s time I think, oh, doh, that was not an intended pun but I like it anyway lol. Again, thanks for the great work mate, you truly are an exceptional craftsman, thank you for sharing what you do, it’s great :)
Saw your comment at a quick glance and thought, I didn't write this! Lol Anyway Adrian, I enjoy the mesmerizing gear movements of your clock also. Well done
@@philipbyrnes7501 - sorry mate. The coal clock was the first clock I “designed”. The cad drawings I did are incomplete and inaccurate as I made up the gaps as I went along. So, no, I don’t have plans I could share.
Great Video Adrian I also love the other clock you have made could you point me in the right direction where to get plans to build that please my Father is an elderly ex miner it would mean the world to him if I could build him one. Keep up the great work . Steve.
Hi Adrian.Been a few years since I commented on one of your Vids..Enjoyed the Revisit on a Well crafted clock design of Clayton..I think that daisy wheel design is exactly the same as on The Radiance? The remotoire motorized drive assembly works really well...Cheers Mate!!
Yes most are. Ply from Bunnings. Solid timber is what ever you like. Brass tubing from hobby shops Micro switch from Jaycar But the motor has to be sourced online.
How thick are each of those wood layers for the gears? 3mm or less? Almost tempted to see if a cricut maker 3 could cut some of the parts needed for this clock. Looks fun to make.
I like how the electric motor is not at all responsible for the accuracy of the clock. It’s the mechanics that determines the accuracy. I’d consider it cheating if the motor created the accuracy.
Beautifully done, Adrian. It is nice to know that you are still enjoying your SwingTime. As with all of your projects, your clock is beautifully made, and it's always such a treat to listen to your narration. The whole time I was watching you navigate and explain your SwingTime, my SwingTime was ticking along synchronously - exactly in beat with yours. Big Smiles! Aloha. Clayton
Thanks mate. Your designs have certainly brought a lot of joy to many of us over the years.
Adrian, hi from Melbourne, it's been such a long time I've heard your voice on RUclips tube, thankyou for coming back for me to hear.
Your clocks are always a bit of magic.
I'm glad to see Clayton boyer in your comments.🤓🤓🤓🤓
Thanks mate.
Clayton is still going strong. I still communicate with him even though I’m not making any more clocks.
@@ShedBuiltStuff you not building any more clock's,
This is a loss,
Your building skills are required in this modern world.
And thankyou for the reply 🤗🤓🤗🤓🤗🤓🤗🤓
I found your channel more than 12 years ago and I build my own Clayton Boyer clock a few years ago. Thanks for the inspiration.
Покажіть ваш годинник ❤
Another excellent, well-made, thoughtful video, Adrian. And I love your little sculptures in the background! Thank you for making and sharing this. It's always wonderful to hear your voice. Lisa Boyer
Arrrr. That’s very kind of you Lisa. Thank you.
Thank you for the revisit; I saw the original video when you uploaded it. Great design, great work!
Awesome clock, I'd love to get back to my second clock and get that finished one of these days (or years!).
Exceptional as always mate and you and Clayton continue to inspire, thank you for all of your great work and absolutely beautiful craftsmanship
Wow. That was quick. Thanks for commenting.
@@ShedBuiltStuff lol it just popped up and how could I not say thank you. Btw, do you sell plans for the clock you made with the coal shuttles going up and down each side? Such a great design and as I’m finally getting around to building my deco clock from Clayton I’m stunned by the beauty of your design so I just bought the plans for this one from Clayton and would love to build yours as well. Even tho they’ve lifted curfew here in Oatley we’re still very limited and as I passed the first anniversary of my wife’s death from leukaemia a few weeks back it’s time I stopped feeling sad and just got back to the love of wooden clocks that you and Clayton inspired in me just before my wife got sick 2 ½ years ago so it’s time I think, oh, doh, that was not an intended pun but I like it anyway lol. Again, thanks for the great work mate, you truly are an exceptional craftsman, thank you for sharing what you do, it’s great :)
Saw your comment at a quick glance and thought, I didn't write this! Lol
Anyway Adrian, I enjoy the mesmerizing gear movements of your clock also. Well done
@@philipbyrnes7501 - sorry mate. The coal clock was the first clock I “designed”. The cad drawings I did are incomplete and inaccurate as I made up the gaps as I went along.
So, no, I don’t have plans I could share.
@Adrian's Wood and Metal Hobbies No problems mate, will figure from your very cool tour :) Take care and thanks again
Great Video Adrian I also love the other clock you have made could you point me in the right direction where to get plans to build that please my Father is an elderly ex miner it would mean the world to him if I could build him one. Keep up the great work .
Steve.
Lots of clock plans here.
www.lisaboyer.com/Claytonsite/Claytonsite1.htm
Hi Adrian -wow mate thats amazing
Hi Adrian.Been a few years since I commented on one of your Vids..Enjoyed the Revisit on a Well crafted clock design of Clayton..I think that daisy wheel design is exactly the same as on The Radiance? The remotoire motorized drive assembly works really well...Cheers Mate!!
Thanks. I was enjoying watching the clock today so thought I’d do a vid on it again.
Amazing Adrian! Absolutely stunning clock, are the materials you used to build piece readily available? In Australia
Yes most are. Ply from Bunnings. Solid timber is what ever you like.
Brass tubing from hobby shops
Micro switch from Jaycar
But the motor has to be sourced online.
Great work! 👍
How thick are each of those wood layers for the gears? 3mm or less? Almost tempted to see if a cricut maker 3 could cut some of the parts needed for this clock. Looks fun to make.
Wheels are mostly 6mm but some are 13mm. Wheels are marine grade ply.
Thanks for your comment
what is the name of this escapement ?
It is just a “Graham” escapement but with a “balance” pendulum.
Гарно ❤,а де можна знайти креслення на таке диво
Sorry - No drawings available. I designed this myself and it’s a one-off.
Lured me on. 1:01
I like how the electric motor is not at all responsible for the accuracy of the clock. It’s the mechanics that determines the accuracy. I’d consider it cheating if the motor created the accuracy.
5:23 you really shoulda boosted the audio here to be equal in perceived loudness, to your avg voice level.
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👏👏👏👌👌👌🤝🤝🤝
The electric motor heresy
Ha! So true.
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Hi, cool clock, how long the battery last?
A couple of months.
Thanks for the quick answer, have a great day