Grandmother Clock

[Touchwood]

The description for this piece was deleted when it was posted (still can't figure out what I did wrong)...so I put the words into a separate post with the same title . That's why there are two posts with the same title and date.

I did figure out how to rotate an image in my galllery ( horizontal to vertical) so maybe doing that made it happen :dontknow:

 

[KenOfCary]

Very nice. Intricate without being ornate. A successful balance in my opinion. I do really like Arts & Crafts style projects though so I'm biased.

 

[Phil S]

Great job, she will love it

 

[McRabbet]

Very nice work, Don!

 

[David Justice]

Beautiful!

 

[Bill Clemmons]

Beautiful, Don. :icon_thum A lot of detail work in that piece. Like Ken, I enjoy the simple elegance of Arts & Crafts and Shaker pieces.

 

[marinosr]

Excellent work! A tall clock is on my bucket list. The double frame for the dial is an interesting feature, and the latticework looks great. Thanks for sharing!

 

[dancam]

Outstanding!

 

[drw]

Don, very elegant...wonderful craftsmanship, thank you for sharing. Did you use a plan, or is this your design?

 

[JohnnyR]

Very nice Don.

 

[Touchwood]

Don, very elegant...wonderful craftsmanship, thank you for sharing. Did you use a plan, or is this your design?

The idea for the design came from this article. I just took his table concept and stretched it a bit

http://www.finewoodworking.com/2011/...udy-in-squares

His technique for creating the lattice is pretty cool.

 

[sawman101]

Great clock Don!