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Desk clock

Made from laburnum, this clock is about 6" high. Fairly easy to make but requires accurate turning and measurimg.
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Ian, you can say again that it take accurate turning and measuring. I cannot detect any difference in the components. I've yet to turn to "identical" pieces. Good job. I do like the clocks.
 

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NIKON E885
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ƒ/3.5
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13.2 mm
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