8 woods clock

great gift ,
and beautifull design !
a good way to say ,
” thank you “

-- david ,new mexico ,allheart

Very nice gift, Junji. Once again your creativity is beautifully apparent. If your musical talents are as good as your woodworking talents, you will do good in life. (Unless you do rap music). This is a great clock. Thanks for the post.

-- Tim -- http://tmuli.com

Cool, I lived in Tsu-rui, about 45mins outside of Kushiro for a while, great place :) Sure your friend will love the clock.

-- I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso

David,
“A Good Way To Say THANK YOU”, wow that’s a great catch-phrase.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Tim,
Ha ha I am not a rap musician.
Woodworking and music is totally different things but somehow it’s connected each other to me.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Damian,
You lived near here? How come that happened? Not so many people have that kind of opportunity, but surely it’s great place!

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Yes, I was teaching English to local students there while staying at a place called Shin Shizen Juku; stayed there about nine months, right through the -40F winter :)

-- I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso

Wow it must have been a great/ cold winter for you. But not many foreigner visit Hokkaido, so I can say that it was really great experience of staying here. I bet you had had great food here too. Nihongo wa doudesuka?

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

and hoping he would like it and use it in his house…

If he doesn’t like it, I’ll send you my address! <grin>

That’s really unusual; I like it a lot Junji.

-- Res severa verum gaudium - True pleasure is a serious business. http://www.folksy.com/shops/TreeGems

A beautiful looking clock. Great job on the construction.

-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †

YorkshireStewart,
Ah OK. Let wait to see what he would say first… Thank you anyway, though.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Karson,

thanks!

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Totally unusual use of different timbers.. contrasting yet complimentary.

-- Drink once, cut twice. New website up.... lazylarrywoodworks.com.au

degoose,
Thank you. I know if you would ever make one like this, it would be more complicated using curved line, or complex pattern. I wish I could do that someday… But this is what I can. Well, at least mine is also complex to tell his the names of the timbers.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Grat job, he should be happy with it.

-- Debt is nothing more than the 21st Century's form of slavery.

TopamaxSurvivor,
Thanks, I really hope so!

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Very beautifull one of a kind clock. I am sure your freind will love it.

Keep it up.

Scrappy

-- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!

super cool clock love all the wood variation

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com

Fantastic looking clock. Never would have thought to use that many woods in a clock but it looks great.

-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps

Scrappy,
Thank you always.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Jim,
Thank you. It is always really nice for me to see a variety of timbers, so maybe I want to make one more for myself…

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Jerry,
Right, it’s a kind of crazy idea to use that many kinds of woods, but it’s unique and I like it.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Looks great!!! Congratulations. Is time to the wood… lol

-- Marpintero, Argentina

Marpintero,

Thanks. Ah you are from Argentina, the other side of the globe!

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Hey Junji,

Clocks for food….hummmmmmmm
I’ll send you a good old American hot dog if you send me one of those clocks! Beautiful!

-- Don, Pittsburgh

Don,
Thank you!
Ah, that’s a great idea! Just hoping that hot dog still hot enough when I get t here…

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Very nice design, great idea. I went to your Myspace and listened to your music… very nice, I want to put it on my ipod if I can figure out how.

Tom

-- I'm not here for your amusement. You're here for mine - Johnny Rotten

tomakazi,
Thanks again.
About the music in MySpace page, I am not sure if you can download the song from the site or not.
But if you can’t, maybe I can send you the mp3 file with email, so please let me know.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Beautiful clock Junji. The different woods really look great together and the miter keys are a nice touch

Rick

-- If at first you don't succeed...Don't try skydiving

Rick,
thanks, I am glad you like it.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

I love the abstract, and you can’t go wrong with a time piece.

-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug

Wonderful design Junji. I’m sure you’re friend will be thrilled with it. You have a very creative talent. Thanks for letting us see it.

-- Mike, American in Norway

Mike,
My friend in Hokkaido really liked it, (at least he said to me so!) and he said he is using it in their living room.
Thank you for your kind words.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Junji, a wonderful project. I’m sure your friend will be thrilled with the gift. This is a great idea for a way to use all the little pieces of woods that we all have sitting around. Thanks for the shot of the back and how you inserted the clock itself.

-- Behind the Bark is a lot of Heartwood----Charles, Centennial, CO

Charles,
Yes, we always have so much of scrap woods in our shop…

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/