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Choosing Clock Components

Building a handcrafted clock is a popular project for many woodworkers. But if you’ve never made one before, all the choices for movements, dials, hands and other parts can get a little confusing. Over the years, I’ve developed a few tricks for honing in on the parts I need. Here are some of the things I keep in mind when planning a new clock.

As you get started, it’s best to get a sense of what kind of clock you want. Your concept may evolve

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