Scroll Saw Gift Clock

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Scroll Saw Gift Clock

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This is a birthday present for a friend. He got his pilots license last year. The pattern is mostly Steve Good's. I simply modified it by adding a clock. I didn't add anything to the pic for scale but the whole thing is 8-9 inches wide.

The base stock is 1" cedar left over from a potting bench project and the cut was 1/8" BB. I had the based extend 1/4" from the cutting creating a 'framed' look. I stained the base with General Finishes - Java and gave the whole thing 3 coats of rattle can lacquer. The clock was from Kockit and 3" quartz.

I know this is not a sophisticated project like many posted here, but it was fun so I thought I'd share. The letters are pretty marginal but the planes came out, I thought. I decided to let my friend decide if he wanted this on a desk/table or hanging so there's a saw tooth hanger and little stands that are doweled but not glued. It sits on a 10° angle.

Thanks for looking. Comments/suggestions welcome.
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Marginal? :confused:


Looks pretty good to me! :cool:


Since when does 'sophisticated' mean anything. ;)
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Nice job!
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As a pilot myself, I know he will appreciate it!

Nice work!
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Where did you get the clock face?
Is it from Clockit?
I like the simple design.. And there is nothing unsophisticated about your project!! Nice job.
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wa2crk wrote:Where did you get the clock face?
Is it from Clockit?
I like the simple design.. And there is nothing unsophisticated about your project!! Nice job.
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The clock unit was from http://www.klockit.com/

They're pretty easy to work with, have fair prices and a fairly large selection of clocks and movements to choose from.
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Superb! The stencil-military style letters and the planes and the whole execution really works great.
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Very nice!! Nothing marginal about it! Lettering and planes all very well done. Thanks for showing!
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Very well done. I also really like the use of the stencil effect. The whole thing comes together nicely.
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