would not get, but still looks great.
All done mostly with 1/16" and 1/8" endmills.
Project is 11 - 1/2" wide by 35 - 1/2" high.
It took about 40 hours to convert plans from scanned images to vectors. That was the hard part.
It took about 2 weeks to run files, take breaks, and change vectors as I went along, including gluing the thing
together. I only changed some small details, and the pendulum opening. Added glue joints to the files.
So , basically everything just fits together.
This clock is for mama, she put her name on this bad boy right from the start. Got to make 3 more for Xmas presents.
This picture is one that I got online, because it looks better than any picture I can take. Only thing
that is different is the brass plate has been removed from the plans, and I have added 4 pieces of detail
work around the clock face that are done with a 1/16" endmill and are painted gold. My clock face is larger than the one shown.
It cuts pretty fast considering that it is all profile work. And all pieces fit great. I love this cnc stuff. Best tool I ever got
Cost for materials - Aprox. $320.00