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Mission Style Wall Clock Plan
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Clock Plan - Page Meter
| Ok, So we admit it. It's not a true mission style
clock. But the design is based on mission style furniture and it's free; so cut us some
slack. This wall clock is a variation of a Mission Style clock. The clock pictured here is
made from Brazilian Cherry and is finished with a Watco Natural Danish Oil Finish. The
type of wood and the finish you decide to use is entirely up to you. The clock, which
measures 15"x321/2", is powered by a quartz movement. This
plan consists of seven sections. Each page is linked to the next or accessible through the
table of contents at the bottom of the page. You may use these plans free of charge
provided it is not for commercial purposes. Please feel free to modify the plans to suit
your needs. If you build this clock, please let us know how it went. Send us pictures, we
would love to build an online picture gallery. Feedback from our readers will help us
improve the clarity and quality of our plans. |
Mission Style
Wall Clock
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One of the nicest things about this clock plan is the
simplicity of its design. All of the parts can be cut on a table saw. If you are just
starting your tool collection you will appreciate this. As you read through this plan you
will notice that a biscuit joiner is used for most of the assembly. This makes assembly
and adjustment a lot easier. If you don't have a biscuit joiner you could modify the plans
to use dowels or mortise and tenon joints. Note: Don't start out by cutting all of the
pieces. Cut them as you work and make adjustments as needed.
Page 1 - Introduction.
Page 2 - Cutting, assembling, and shaping the frame.
Page 3 - Cutting, shaping and, staining plywood. Making molding.
Page 4 - Cutting and shaping the molding.
Page 5 - Making the face, Stop blocks, and Pendulum slot.
Page 6 - Glue-up and final assembly.
Page 7 - Suppliers
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