A clock case based on the clock case from “The Pocket Hole Project Book” By Danny Proulx. Made entirely of MDF. -- Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler.
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MonteCristo
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#1 posted 272 days ago
Nice little clock !
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JimmyC72
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#2 posted 271 days ago
I like the wider rails. Did you hang it?
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GCM
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#3 posted 271 days ago
@JimmyC72
Yes, I just uploaded a picture of it in it’s present position.
I am not really happy with the finish on it. I had intended to do it “shabby chic” to fit in with other furniture but wasn’t confident of the technique when I did it – I’m still not. I might redo it in some kind of real wood one day, this was just an exercise in becoming familiar with my new Kreg pocket hole jig.
My clock mechanism didn’t come with a dial so I made my own.
-- Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler.
ShaneA
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#4 posted 271 days ago
MDF? nice, it turned out good.
GCM
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#5 posted 271 days ago
Yes Shane, it was a bit of an experiment to see if MDF was suitable for furniture making – it is very easy to work with other than the dust – but I was a bit surprised how heavy this turned out – so furniture that would be likely to be moved around is probably not on.
-- Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler.
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