FINISHED

Wow! I don't know what took so long, but I have worked on this clock longer than any other clock, but I feel all the hard work was worth it.

BUILDING THE WALL CLOCK

I have been busy building the frame. I still have more to do, lighting, some trim work, and plugs for the screw holes.

I think am going to get started on the clock for a little variety, first is to make the clock frames, check back in one to two weeks for progress.

Gary

A BEGINNING

My next project will be a wall clock. This 2 foot wide 4 foot long 2 in. thick English Walnut plank will be mounted in a 2' 9" x 4' 9" Jarrah wood framed with lights to accent the clock works. This is just the beginning, it will take about 400 Hr. to build.

WORK IN PROGRESS FINISHED

clock # 41

PROGRESS IN THE CLOCK SHOP

Assembling clock components

BUILDING THE CLOCK

Moving forward! Assembling the clock frame

CURRENT WORK

My now project, building a open frame clock. An exploded view of parts currently made. The tape measure 56".

FINIAL DESTINATION

WE HAVE ARRIVED

Free standing clock

Current work, on display now.

Train

Were headed for Yosemite, should arrive some time next week.

Leaving the train depot

We left the train depot for the first time today, putting it through some tough paces. The first ride was through Green canyon. Check back as we travel the country side.

PROGESS AT THE TRAIN DEPOT

Yesterday we put a finish on the suspension components. Now I am doing wheel alignment and then assembly of frame and related parts.

Griffin and Hudson still sleeping, their going to miss coffee break.

Gary's current project

An 1869 era train. The engine is a 4-4-0 type with coal car and coach.

It well take around 300 hr. of work.

The cats start at 7:30 I start at 6:00.

Griffin is on the left and Hudson is on the right.