How to Cut wheels for a wooden clock
This instructional woodworking video demonstrates how to cut out a wheel for a wood mechanism clock. You can use a band saw. The wood needs to be at least marine grade plywood.
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I am fascinated with gears and wooden clocks. I'm'm glad you took the time to share this. It is a testimony to true craftmanship, patience, and a truly rewarding final product.
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