A craftsmans challenge

Each of the clock designs is illustrated with a series of rendered images, if you want to see a sample of the type of images available then click on the picture above

 Welcome to
 
Brian Law’s Woodenclocks.

Free plans to help you build a wooden clock.
The plans on this site are those of clocks designed by myself over the last few years.
At present there are four sets of plans available, and it is intended to add to them as the designs become available.

A new clock
Clock 5 is now available for download.This clock is partly based on the first clock design I did for Burgess Power Tools back in 1980, and partly on Clock 2.
The result is the probably the best so far, I hope you will agree.

Clock 5 is the first clock design to feature the design in E Drawing fomat, this format stores the original 3D model into a file that can be viewed and manipulated so that you can explore all aspects of the design.It is a large file over 4mb in size so it is a lengthy download, but well worth it if you intend to build the clock.
 After downloading the file double clik on it hit the ‘shaded’ and ‘rotate’ keys, Read the help file for further instructions

If you have any queries regarding the site or its contents please contact me, Brian Law 
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and I will endeavor to answer your questions.

The heart of any clock is the escapement, and if you click thro’ this small animation, you will find a page devoted to the escapement used in Clocks 1&2

T he detail drawings can be accessed from the downloads page. If you would like to see a sample of a drawing sheet, or learn more about them, then click thro’ this picture

 

A new addition to the site are these 4 images for you to use as a wallpaper on your PC desktop. They are sized at 1280x1024 to give good definition, click on the icons to download.

 

 

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