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They are very nice Thumbsup Smiley-signs107
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DaveH
how thick is the plate that the gears are cut from?

nice work,
Hi dallen

The blanks are 1/16" and are cut together, so its only one set up.



Happy Christmas.. Brian.
All the wheels, and ratchet done, next its the pinions.Smile

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Regards Brian.
While I am waiting for the pinion wire to arrive, I have made a start on the plates.
Because the clock plates ETC will blue steel the clock now has a name (Dark Lady) and what better shape for the ends of the plates than the Ace of spades.

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Plodding on.
Brian.
Cool,, looks great!!
Looking good Brian! I like the idea of the blue steel plates, although you may need to nickel plate the brass stuff to maintain the dark lady allure.

Tom
For today's offering i made the posts that hold the plates apart. The top post has to have a cross drilling to take a brass bush so a flat was filed in the lathe using the fileing rest, and marked out for drilling.

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Brian.
Plate and Pillar assembly.

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Brian.
Nicely done - looks very nice Smiley-signs107
I see you have one of those brass 'twirly' things 6820
Smiley-eatdrink004
DaveH
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