Clocks Scroll Saw Challenge

[jerry walters]

44 minutes ago, meflick said:

I was going to suggest that @kmmcrafts Kevin just post a link to his Etsy page since he is  the King of the Clocks (and ornaments) 

i believe I have made one clock since I started scrolling. Clearly not competing with Kevin.  Was not even sure I had ever taken a picture of it, but looks like I did.  I made it for a friend's daughter who graduated from law school. It is a Dirk Boelman pattern. It can be found here: 

https://theartfactory.com/product/scales-of-justice/

Edited to Add: Oops - looks like I made two  I think I gave this one to my niece or nephew both who play the guitar.

 

Very cool Melanie.

[Randyw81]

I made 2 of the P51 airplane clocks, one for my WW2 veteran dad for Father's Day several years ago, and one for my son when he graduated for aviation mechanics school.  The pig clock was given to a farmer friend.

[scrollerpete]

Since I am an avid golfer, I had to cut this one

[new2woodwrk]

Wow, so many nice clocks and incredible works as always.

We do clocks as custom orders, here are a few that we've done.

[Gonzo]

3 hours ago, scrollerpete said:

Since I am an avid golfer, I had to cut this one

ScrollerPete. If I may ask, do you know whose pattern this is, or where I can get the pattern? In the summer, I golf with 10-15 of my family members the first Friday of every month. I would like to make this for some of them. 

[Hawk]

Here's my contribution. 

[Lucki]

[BadBob]

I have only made two clocks. These dragons were made as Christmas gifts.

 

[Rolf]

Some really nice clocks posted. I really like the Dragon designs whose patterns are they?

I have just finished  two more clocks as a test cutter for SSWWC magazine (no pictures yet). It was a bit of an eye opener seeing the prices  on the larger inserts. 4-1/2" 

I have made many clocks, three of them actual gear clocks. My first one was just after joining our local club it is about 10" tall. The rest have all been cuts for the magazine. I have only kept 3 of them , the first and the Flying pendulum and electromagnetic one.

 

 

 

 

Edited March 8, 2023 by Rolf

[RabidAlien]

1 hour ago, Rolf said:

Some really nice clocks posted. I really like the Dragon designs whose patterns are they?

I have just finished  two more clocks as a test cutter for SSWWC magazine (no pictures yet). It was a bit of an eye opener seeing the prices  on the larger inserts. 4-1/2" 

I have made many clocks, three of them actual gear clocks. My first one was just after joining our local club it is about 10" tall. The rest have all been cuts for the magazine. I have only kept 3 of the , the first and the Flying pendulum and electromagnetic one.

 

 

 

 

 

LOVE the bottom three!  Gearworks always fascinated me, and I'd love to know where you found the plans for those three?

[scrollerpete]

12 hours ago, Gonzo said:

ScrollerPete. If I may ask, do you know whose pattern this is, or where I can get the pattern? In the summer, I golf with 10-15 of my family members the first Friday of every month. I would like to make this for some of them. 

This is a Steve Good Pattern 

https://www.stevedgood.com/teetime.pdf

[Rolf]

1 hour ago, RabidAlien said:

 

LOVE the bottom three!  Gearworks always fascinated me, and I'd love to know where you found the plans for those three?

The wall hanging pendulum clock and the Flying pendulum clock were originally designed by Brian Law. The magnetic drive clock was designed by Alfred Mifsud in Malta. I modified how it was made to simplify the assembly.

There are 6 clocks and a gear machine in this book. The pendulum clock was the first gear drive one I ever made.

Edited March 8, 2023 by Rolf

[jpburcham]

I've been intrigued with the idea of making a wood gear clock for some time now. Thanks for the motivation and the tip on the book. . 

[Tbow388]

This is a clock that I make with my first year sobriety chips.

[ianm60]

Made these out of old scratched LP's ..cut the vinyl and glued to 3mm hardboard

[ianm60]

[ianm60]

 

 

Edited March 9, 2023 by ianm60
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[rdatelle]

A couple clocks I did a while ago..

[Fab4]

On 3/6/2023 at 2:48 PM, ChelCass said:

Oh buggers!  I don't do clocks.  Hmmmmm will have to think of something else.  How about St. Patrick's day?????

I'm with you Judy, I don't do clocks
Wanna know why?
Because I have no time.....
ok, I'll let myself out
Fab4
 

[ChelCass]

7 hours ago, Fab4 said:

I'm with you Judy, I don't do clocks
Wanna know why?
Because I have no time.....
ok, I'll let myself out
Fab4
 

LOL.  Pun intended???  LOL   I don't do them as I have no use for them.  I'll just sit back at look at everybody else's beautiful clocks.  Sigh!  

[barb.j.enders]

There is a whole lot of beautiful work here.  I haven't done any clocks, yet!!  I am also intrigued by the gear clocks.  

[kmmcrafts]

8 hours ago, Fab4 said:

I'm with you Judy, I don't do clocks
Wanna know why?
Because I have no time.....
ok, I'll let myself out
Fab4
 

Maybe you should "Make Time" 

[john nelson]

Of all the scroll saw projects I have designed throughout the years, clocks were always my favorite  subject.   I  especially like them because

they are "alive" and they serve a function.   By the response to "CLOCKS" this month,  it is a very popular subject.  My very first

and favorite was the  original 1880, NORMANDY model from  Italy. .   Here are a few of my favorite clock designs.

(The grandfather clock below is over 6 feet tall and designed to  be made with a 16" scroll saw....  )  

 

Edited March 9, 2023 by john nelson
update

[jerry walters]

Those are great John.

[Fab4]

6 hours ago, barb.j.enders said:

There is a whole lot of beautiful work here.  I haven't done any clocks, yet!!  I am also intrigued by the gear clocks.  

Hi Barb:
Agree with you 100%