I built this clock from Clayton Boyer's plans using my CNC and a whole lot of hand work. The major parts are cut on the CNC, but there are a lot of other parts and processes that have to be done by hand. Boyer's instructions and plans are excellent though a little difficult to understand until you really study them and actually start putting stuff together. If he had a 3D rendering of the gear train, or an exploded drawing, it would be a lot easier to grasp how everything fits together. But like most things, perseverance usually pays off, and this time was no different.
I made the clock from ash and cherry plywood that I laid up from veneer I sawed/sanded. the base, frames, and pendulum are finished with Danish Oil, the gear train is unfinished. This clock is driven by a spring and can be rewound from the front with the key you see in one of the photos. It will run about 28 hours when fully wound.
Here's a short video of it running. It's very quiet.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/i3VsrGaXhq6SfWr69
John