Three Shaker Clocks - Popular Woodworking Magazine

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Clock InfoClock Design: Glen Huey, Popular Woodworking 8/2007Primary Wood: American CherrySecondary Wood: Poplar ! used for seatboard, baseboard, and backerboardsClock Face: Sourced from ClockPrints.Com #CL14 Shaker II 11"x17"$Clock Hardware: Horton BrassesMovement: Kienninger 8!day cable!driven, gong strike, from Merritts.ComFinish: Shellac/Alcohol sanding sealer, Cherry Danish Oil, dull!rubbed lacquerThree clocks made by:Thomas McCarty #Waterford, CT$Erin Kuenneke #Waterford, CT$Patrick McCarty #PeaceDale, RI$Clockmaking support provided by Brenda McCarty #emotional support,photography, feeding us, finishwork$ ! Thanks Mom!
Page 1 and 2: Shaker Tall ClocksA Family Project
Page 3 and 4: Cont.smaller items such as wooden t
Page 6: As the lumber came finished only on
Page 9 and 10: Like the waists, the bases were joi
Page 11 and 12: On the left, the waists after a lig
Page 14 and 15: The tops of the clocks, the "hoods"
Page 16: Here's Tom turning at the lathe. Ea
Page 19 and 20: The arch frame is made with half!la
Page 21: With the addition of the doors, the
Page 24 and 25: The movements were mounted to the s
Page 26: Here Tom is making final adjustment
Page 30 and 31: Clocks were finished in three steps
Page 32 and 33: Here's our three clocks together.Sl

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