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GEMSTONE CLOCK xx CLOCK xx GEMSTONE PROJECTS How to make gemstone clocks. Installing a clock movement in a circular hole cut through a large piece of gemstone. A pillar clock for the rockhound. Make a clockcase from a piece of New Mexico calcite onyx. A gemstone mantle clock. Flat pieces of gemstones are cut from a rock weighing 30 to 40 pounds. They are then cut to shape for the front, sides and top of the clock, and then glued together to form the clock case. A kitchen clock for the gemcutter. Clock case for an electric movement is made from two different gem materials of compatable colors. How to make a gemstone case for a barometer and a clock. A gemstone shelf clock made from Mariposite slabs. Clock is 6" wide, 2-1/2" deep and 11-1/2" tall. Gemstone version of a school clock with a pendulum. How to make a gemstone steeple clock. A tower clock to make from gemstone slabs. Master plan diagram for making gemstone clock faces of various diameters. This pattern is used to locate the correct position for hour indicators. Gemstone clock case for a small travel-type alarm clock. Tip: Jig to help locate the hour markers on a gemstone clock face without marring the surface of the gem material. Core drilling for the clock maker. How to use abrasive and diamond core drills to drill large holes in gemstone. Slab saw techniques for bookends and clocks. Technique for drilling holes in slabs of gem material to be used for clock faces. | |||||||||
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