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Spent last weekend in Strandhill with the brother-in-law and sister-in-law.Colm is big into woodwork and started wood turning in the last few years.He made this clock for his daughter.He shapes small pieces of wood(I think Walnut) into a disc shape and glues them together,then builds up the layers.He lost count of the number of pieces he used but reckons it is over a thousand.There are three sections,the base,main body and the head.
A floral clock inside the Ballarat Botanic Gardens.
Ballarat Tramway Museum and Lake Wendouree Saturday 23-02-2019.
There are ridiculously engineered gears in here that do different things depending on twisting and pulling the knob.
12 days of christmas swap to redheadskydiver for craftster.org
Made of a cd, hair clips, clock parts and gorilla glue! Each of the clips could hold pictures, atc's, etc
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Clock Tower, Gravesend, Kent, 8 Nov 2009. The Catholic and Methodist churches may be seen in the background.
this is what my clock looked like when it was half done.
www.flickr.com/photos/missangiemay/4319750263/ here's the finished product
inspired by one from Style School