Arts And Crafts Style Clock With Greene And Greene Ebony Plugs

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This Clock was featured on other websites. This clock was originally made without the ebony plugs. 

Splinter said his clocks were inspired by something about my clock but if you look at his you’ll see it’s really his own design and a good one too.
I thought if Splinters clocks looked good with ebony plugs mine would look great. So there Splinter.😏

I set my drill press stop and drilled the holes in the clock where the plugs were to go.

I knew I was taking a chance and I could ruin the clock but I did it anyway. 😬

After I drilled the holes I cut the square parts out of it with a 3/8” hollow mortise tool, and 3/8” and 1/4” hand chisels.

And it worked. 🤗




Thanks for visiting. Comments are always welcome. 

James McIntyre

13 Comments

i remember these from, that other place. well done. it was definitely worth taking the chance to add the plugs. they really make it.

working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.

Yes, I remember this one too. Nice proportions with that wonderful QSWO lumber. It just looks "right." The ebony plugs are a great added detail.  Well done.  Thanks for posting. Really like your work...
Thanks Pottz. 

And thank you Tim. And I really like your work too. 

James McIntyre

Nice clock made nicer with plugs. I put ebony plugs in a counter top I built many years ago. And I'm digging that QSWO figure, myself.

The Other Steven

Tim

The clock looks great w the ebony pegs.

Nice nod to splinter.  Well done.

Petey

Thanks Tom R. 
Dark_Lighting 
And Petey.

James McIntyre

Good looking clock.    Plugs add to an already .good project.    Well done both times.

Ron

Real cool clock! Nice work on it!!

Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day

Thanks for the flashback James!

I've sold my pair long ago, that face design was the kicker for me, a perfect go-together.

Good choice with the plugs and the success in the install. Gives it the pinned tenon look that makes G&G unique.
Thank you Jim J. 

James McIntyre

awesome job. I’ve got one of those on my list. 

Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".