Clock Selling??

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

Hello Jim

To answer your question no all golf balls are not the same and in fact they keep changing designs so which ones are which I have no idea. Some have liquid in them so be careful. They are designed according to your game, if you are a slicer or a puller and things like that. They are so scientific now.  I have shown the ones I use in that photo. (Spalding) That is a box of them. I look for the solid core ones and Titleist makes them for sure. I do not know about other companies. I do not golf so not much more I can say. The one I shown with the blue inside is solid and the material is some kind of rubber foam or some composite. It is not pure rubber or it would be a pain in the neck to drill. 

Not sure how you are jigging these up but will tell you I slice the front off before drilling and then center the bit by measurement. I run them through the band saw. If you don't do that the clock will sit proud of the ball all around. Those inserts are just right for the golf ball. I will be making some golf ball displays again this year. They always sold well just that they are time consuming and could be a pain in the butt. Will see. 

Edited February 18, 2018 by JTTHECLOCKMAN

[JimErn]

Thanks Katie

[stu]

I've shipped to other countries left clock in original package and shipped so if customs opens they can see

stu

[JimErn]

Thanks JT, I found some solid ones and played around some, appreciate it.  I played golf long ago then if just got too expensive for me.

That golf ball display is beautiful.

[amazingkevin]

On 2/11/2018 at 9:54 AM, kmmcrafts said:

If you was to sell small clocks with the mini insert fit-ups..

Would you?

1) ship them to the customer with the clock inserted into the wood 

2) leave the clock loose 

3) insert the clock and have it set for the time zone where it's being mailed..

4) insert the clock without starting it so they need to remove it and set the time etc..

 

I've contemplated this for years.. and have always just inserted the clock un-started.. send the instruction papers etc with a small set of typed instructions on how to remove the clock and start it etc.. But wonder if I should do one of the other options above..

Make it a turn key set up Just unpac and slip the battery into it .I think the customers will appreciate that more