
Fancy Clock
What you will need:
Tools | Material list |
GST 18 vli plus pls 300 guide | 16mm supa wood |
18 volt Cordless Drill driver | Back – 250mm x 500mm – 1 piece |
PSR 10.8 | Front top/door – 250mm x 250mm – 2 pieces |
spray gun | Top and bottom 100mm x 250mm – 2 pieces |
Pex 220 sander | sides 100mm x 468 mm – 2 pieces |
PSM 18 volt sander | foot piece 1 – 270mm x 172mm – 1 piece |
Router | foot piece 2 – 310mm x 212mm – 1 piece |
PBD 40 drill press | foot piece 3 – 350mm x 252mm – 1 piece |
Dremel versatip to burn numbers in | door knobs (small round type) 5 pieces |
perspex jigsaw blade (I will bring) | pesrpex 3mm (cut to size on shoot) |
ply wood 3mm 250 x 250mm – 1 piece | |
flush hinges (or décor hinge) to fit 16mm supa wood – 2 pieces | |
glass clips – NB flush type – 4 pieces | |
clock mechanism | |
thin décor chain – 1.5 mtr | |
small knob or weight to hang on end of chain – 3 pieces | |
thin double sided tape | |
wood filler (to match varnish) if painting then doesn’t matter on colour | |
Paint or varnish ( we can decide on the day) | |
Steps for making your own Fancy Clock
Cabinet
- Draw out and make pilot holes where sides fit onto front and back and top
- Cut out hole for clock front with router and jig saw
- Router edges for clock front
- Router edges for foot piece
- Assemble foot piece
- Assemble all parts
- Router all outer edges
- Fill holes
Door
- Cut out shape on door
- Cut perspex to fit
- Sand and varnish/all parts
Clock face
- Cut out clock face with router
- Fit clock mechanism
- Fit chain
- Attach clock face
- Put perspex into door and attach hinges
- Fit the door to the cabinet
Download and Print the plan
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