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    Box Elder clock

    Box Elder is not readily available around these parts
    so I had to think "outside the square" and make something
    special with the piece I gained from a friend.

    To give the impression of a suspended clock I set it within
    a piece of clear Perspex, turned the wood to fit and here is
    the result.

    Comments and critique most welcome.

    Alan
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    Nice work Alan. I really like your clock and the suspended look. I'm not sure about the flat spot where the ring sits on the base but can't think of a better solution.

  3. I like the idea......nicely done! The top of the base could have a groove into which the round frame fits........that would make this one even better than it is......of course.........hindsight is always 20/20.............nice concept, nicely done, and I know your friend will love it!
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    Wow, that's a really cool idea. Well done!
    Doug Swanson

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    Very well done, Alan. It's hard to tell from the photo...what are the dimensions?

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    Thank you all for your comments.

    Richard: Dimensions are - height 4¾" width 3½"
    and the clock just a shade under 1½"

    Alan
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    That is just cool and really nicely done.
    Bernie

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    Very nice Alan! Great color in the boxelder and the suspended look is very cool.
    "If it is wood, I will turn it."
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