How To Make A DIY Wooden Clock Using Scrap Wood | Beginner Scrap Wood Project

Подписаться 755

Просмотров 51 тыс.

50% 1

In this video I make a wood clock from some salvaged scrap wood. It was my first time using my Ryobi Trim Router and after this project I think it's my new favourite tool!
I'm really pleased with the finished product. It's not perfect but I learned many things which I could improve on if I was to repeat this project.
=======
Tools used:
- Ryobi One+ Trim Router - amzn.to/2C8lIi3
- Ryobi One+ Planer - amzn.to/2CdEpkE
- Ryobi One+ Combi Drill - amzn.to/38bjTNj
- Long Shaft Clock Movement - amzn.to/3e7FeIK
#DIY #Woodworking #BeginnerWoodworking #ScrapwoodChallenge

Опубликовано:

6 сен 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 38

@davidtyers4903 Год назад

I have to say, the original finish had a fab rustic vibe to it. I would gave left as is. A great little project, well done.

@hankfoto 6 месяцев назад

I have some broken pallet supports thanks for a great Idea!

@barryallenflash1 2 года назад

Nice job!! I had the same problem with mine, wood too thick, shaft too short. Imagine doing that with a dremel. I didn't have a router at the time, but I do NOW! So, the rest of my clocks will get done faster. Also, I need to order shafts that are longer (that's what she said). Anyway...that's a good looking clock, especially for the 1st time. Keep it up, I'm sure they'll look a lot different now that you are an "expert"!!

@yauzhinbienh4880 5 месяцев назад

Nice wooden clock my friend

@ajaykarwal 3 месяца назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@bobotto1786 2 года назад

Very nice work. Thanks for the info on recessing the clock body.

@rusmaggot9677 2 года назад

Good looking clock. Ive made a 4 sided frame jig for the back to router the square so the shape is perfect on all for edges. and just use this everytime i make a clock.

@ajaykarwal 2 года назад

Gotta love a Jig

@crispy1612able 2 года назад

Awesome job thanks for sharing

@hansdegroot8549 Год назад

Great build. Thanks for sharing.

@frankyw8803 2 года назад

Nice work , for your first effort .

@joelynch1059 2 года назад

Your jig is brilliant!!

@ajaykarwal 2 года назад

It worked out pretty well eh. It was an idea I saw on another RU-vid vid. There's loads of great Jig ideas out there

@WinterWolf-sb9vm 7 месяцев назад

Use a damp sponge to remove the glue.

@tamsinrichter5895 Год назад

It's beautiful, but I would have switched it and made the back the front, I like the rustic look of the back.

@raghavkanda9834 4 года назад

That's a noice clock😁😁

@ducatidarmah122 Год назад

Great video. Thanks. By the way. Its a ROW-ter. Not a Rooter. That sounds a bit rude. LOL.

@TachiFur 2 года назад

Nice!

@kaddenjoseph241 2 года назад

Good

@djVania08 3 года назад

I like it! What is the next project? Where do you live? :)

@karlriley1314 4 месяца назад

Really not a good idea to GLUE in the clock works, if it no longer works they will get rid of it. With it not GLUD in they can get a new works and still keep the clock. The nut keeps the works secure in the clock. Nice clock. Oh, just noticed that this is 3 years old and I watched it in 2024. hehe

@98Mauser1 2 года назад

what kind of bit did you use to cut the wood to inset the clock mechanisim

@ajaykarwal 2 года назад

Just a straight bit. Dont remember the size. It doesnt need to be anything fancy.. just something to create the required depth.

@secompranlavadorasfierrovi1499 3 года назад

Está más preocupado por la limpieza que por el corte en radio al final le quedo mal y tiene que volver a rectificar y ya sin su aspiradora . A ves exageran .siento que estos video son más para presumir su herramienta que mostrar lo realizado

@MarkJoeMasagca-py4qy Год назад

What router bit you are using?

@ajaykarwal Год назад

It was just a straight cutting bit

@dj_ngrsa 2 года назад

Can I have the clock measurement ASAP

@donishacrooks6626 2 года назад

What can I put on the back so I can hang it up?

@ajaykarwal 2 года назад

The clock mechanism usually has a spot where you hang it from. If yous doesn't have this, it would depend on your clock really. Perhaps a picture frame hanging loop?