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Thanks again JG. This is absorbing reading and a very good example of a true WIP.

As a note to the above by AES 'Do not lift the wood from the table' while carrying out his method.

Glad you're getting there.

Thanks again JG. I am afraid you are both beginning to lose me in these details. I need some time to study the PDF.

Great comments chaps, I think a bit of forward thinking does no harm, and indeed will aid the the process to run a bit more smoothly at the end up.

I think the reason the table is tilted is that the angle allows you see to see more looking down on the cut, if I can explain a bit more, if you sit and scroll with a flat table you are looking at the blade and th line of cut head on, if you raise the back of the table (and I have seen them at...

Thanks again JG. You are moving along very well with this project and I really enjoy what you are doing/explaining. Thanks again. Don W

Thanks for the comments chaps. I just noticed the shaft coming through the frame from the escape wheel (pic 3) doesn't seem to be a good fit in the frame. As there are quite a few shafts set up like this I don't think it a surprise the clock 'aint tickin' Don W

Thanks for that Yojevol I needed some inspiration. I never had my clock running more than 10 seconds after I added the the dial and hands and the corresponding gears. Someday I may get back to it but .....

Thanks for the WIP shots and the superb result you got from the making of this clock.

An excellent write up, thanks for the chance to comment and I will do later.

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Thanks again JG

Thanks again JG. This is fascinating stuff for me and now that Yojevol has joined the discussion it helps me to rethink my position regarding making wooden geared clocks. I was beginning to think it was not for me but I now feel I should give it another go. (Whenever time permits). I find the...

Thanks JG. Will peruse this later

Excellent news Droogs. Time to get busy then.

Thanks again JG. I find the PDF a good choice as I only need to click on it and it downloads straight into my Downloads box. I will go and have a look at the latest you have posted, all very fascinating stuff.

Thanks JG, I am intrigued by the way you have gone about making these pieces and am too much of an amateur to advise anyone on the use of the CNC router/milling machine

Thanks again JG