Don_Fitzgerald
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I've got an old fusee clock, 12" face, which sat in a circular oak frame until my wife decided to test its bounce-ability by dropping it six feet onto a flagstone floor. Amazingly, the mechanism and the glass front survived, but the wooden frame, being over 100 years old, exploded beyond repair. Does anyone have access to, or know where I could find, a set of blueprints or plans to build another ?
The circular frame is 15"/38cms wide with a hole of 10"/25.5cms in the middle. The clock face sits on this and the mechanism fits into a box on the back which, externally, is 8.5" across, about 12" in height and about 4.5" deep.
Any help gratefully received.
Don
The circular frame is 15"/38cms wide with a hole of 10"/25.5cms in the middle. The clock face sits on this and the mechanism fits into a box on the back which, externally, is 8.5" across, about 12" in height and about 4.5" deep.
Any help gratefully received.
Don