turned_in_notclock kit

The following are the various options for Mechanical clock-kit movements to utilize in building a clock. We offer complete kits at Clockworks, however we can’t include them all as it would be overwhelming. It may be possible to alter any aspect in the clock kits that are available. Please call to let us help with kit modifications or for general… View Product

turned_in_notclock kit

Mechanical clock kit measurements that is needed in order to purchase a new kit are very basic. Of course the most ideal is to purchase the clock kit before building the clock case as described in another section. If the case is already built or working with a empty clock case, these are the things to measure. Clockworks.com tends to… View Product

turned_in_notclock kit

It is important to order the clock kit before building the clock case. If the case is built before getting the mechanical clock kit it is possible the kit will not fit. It may seem counterintuitive, but it is more common than you might think to put a lot of effort into building a luxury case only to realize that… View Product

turned_in_notclock kit

Making a Grandfather-Clock Seat-Board, which is the mount that the weight driven movement sits upon, is fairly easy. Of course, the movement sits on this with cables or chains. Subsequently, they hang directly down between the boards. Additionally, many of the modern clocks have a seatboard that is 16 inches wide and is 2 and a half inches deep. However… View Product

turned_in_notclock kit

Mechanical Clock Kit Styles Available include wall clocks, mantle (shelf) clocks, and floor clocks. Floor models includes the granddaughter, grandmother, and grandfather series. Mechanical Clock Kit Styles are in the list below. Mantle clock kits are always spring driven and wound with a clock key. Moreover, it can come in a variety of chime types. Triple chime, Westminster only, bell… View Product