Naked Clock Project

This unique clock not only tells the time, but reveals its inner workings while doing so. You can see the wooden gears moving the second hand, and the gears that drive the minute and hour hands too. Using a small electric synchronous motor, this clock keep perfect time and never needs to be wound. 

• The clock is about 22" tall and 14" wide, and makes an interesting conversation piece to showcase your woodworking talents. 
• All of the wood parts are made with the CarveWright machine using only the two standard bits 1/8" cutting and 1/16" carving plus a few hand tools and a drill press. 
• It is an Intermediate Level project.
• Sources for the motor are included in the Project Instructions (PDF) that comes with the project.