Wooden Clock.. Gary's clock 2003 optimized for Laser

[Duane Parcells]

Here is the first file. I am still gathering the rest.

Parts are separated into 3/8', 1/4", 1/8" and the Delrin parts.

[Kasey Maxwell]

nice, I cant wait to make this !

[Duane Parcells]

The rest of the files..... Please contact me for the pdf's and a few notes on the project. Note: cutting the gears on a laser is easy. Turning all the parts on a lathe to tight tolerances is where most of the work in this project lies.

235214Finished size is 9 inches wide at the top and 3 1/2 feet in length.
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[james burchfield]

Am i doing something wrong? When i open the file in corel it is a blank page.

[Jeff Belany]

Am i doing something wrong? When i open the file in corel it is a blank page.

You probably have a version older than the one he sent.

Jeff in northern Wisconsin

[Duane Parcells]

Sorry, forgot to included the older formats. If you need to go older yet, let me know.

[Kasey Maxwell]

id like to check out the pdf files :)

thanks


The rest of the files..... Please contact me for the pdf's and a few notes on the project. Note: cutting the gears on a laser is easy. Turning all the parts on a lathe to tight tolerances is where most of the work in this project lies.

235214Finished size is 9 inches wide at the top and 3 1/2 feet in length.
235215235216235217235218235219235220

[Joe Hillmann]

Thank you for sharing the files, last winter I began to design a clock to be cut on the laser, so far all that I have assembled is the escapement and that took 10 or more hours to design, cut and get running so I can imagine there was a lot of work put into making the files.