Greene and Greene Wall Clock - CNC Clock Face, Making the Door Pt.2

[@GuysShop]

Plans for this clock are available on my website here: www.guyswoodshop.com/store/p5/Greene_and_Greene_Wall_Clock_Plans.html

[@mikelove6414]

I just found your channel a couple of days ago and I've been binge watching old episodes ever since. The quality of your work is outstanding and I've learned a lot by watching. I also really appreciate the quality of the videos. Great job, keep up the good work!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks for watching and the nice comment Mike!

[@josephhaddakin7095]

I love the clicking noise of a mechanical clock. I also like this build.

[@GuysShop]

HaHa. I know some people do, however it's just not for me :) Thanks for watching!

[@SL1800]

Very nice work Guy!! I would not have thought of using the circular saw blade in the table saw, learn something new everyday.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Steve! How do you like the design? I still have a lot of work to do and install the ebony plugs and bars yet :)

[@SL1800]

I really like the design and the ebony will add a lot to it.

[@ForwardGuidance]

I'd enjoy a video about builds you have done before you acquired all your great tools. A walk through your tool history - then and now sort of thing and get your take on the past and present. It would be interesting coming from a "Guy" that obliviously values and enjoys precision tools.

[@Woodcraftedworkshop]

The clock looks Awesome Guy! I like the way the clock face turned out.

[@GuysShop]

Hey Brian! Thanks! I was pretty nervous about it, and thought I would screw up at least one time .

[@kuffyswoodwork]

The clock face turned out very nicely

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Kuffy!

[@TheShavingWoodWorkshop]

The clock is looking great Guy !

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Tommy! Still a lot of stuff to do!

[@stevecollins9450]

That's a nice joint you used on the door, Guy. Love the look of the clock face too.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Steve! The clock face will even look better when I tone down the color of the maple a little bit with amber shellac.

[@johnconklin9039]

Man, the clock face turned out great!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks John!

[@tooljunkie555]

haha! yea i "friking hate" the ticking noise too..;) that clock looks amazing guy! cant wait to see it finished..

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Joe!

[@GarageWoodworks]

Really nice looking! Coming together nicely Guy!

[@GuysShop]

Hey Brian. I think it's looking good for my first Greene and Greene piece. Although I still have many opportunities to screw it up :)

[@Simplecove]

Clock is looking amazing, Guy! I need to get a CNC machine like that.

[@GuysShop]

Hey Sean! I'm pretty lucky to have it.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Always producing high quality work and content guy! Another great video! Well done.

[@GuysShop]

Hey Lance! Thanks buddy!

[@BobMcKenziewoodworking]

Your 'joint' designs reminds me of me ... After all, it's only a clock, I'm sure it will hold together ... As usual, well done!!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Bob!

[@KSFWG]

It's looking really, really nice!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Dave!

[@CNCminiProjects]

Great project... nice use of the CNC!!!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@DanPrudlow]

Beautiful work as always Guy. 👍🏻

[@GuysShop]

Thanks so much Dan!

[@mikescncshop]

Nice work! If you end up doing a lot of work similar to the clock face, you might want to look into getting some paint mask. It's a self adhesive plastic that goes on the part before you machine the letters. Paint the engraved part then peel off the mask. It's usually a good idea to put a coat of finish on before applying the mask.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Mike! That's a good tip. I didn't even know anything like that was available. It doesn't bugger up the bit when you're cutting?

[@mikescncshop]

It doesn't gunk up the cutter at all. It's made specifically for cnc routers in sign making. If you search for "paint mask vinyl" you will find numerous suppliers. There are several brands and types and it comes in various widths.

[@GuysShop]

Cool. That's a big help.

[@ilyaivanov1745]

Very nice work Guy!I like your video !

[@GuysShop]

Thanks so much!

[@thepoplarshop]

Looking GREAT ! ! !

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Eric!

[@gregmichael8848]

Here’s a technique I have used instead of milling through painters masking tape: start with your clock face a little thicker (for example 0.02”) than your desired finished product, spray on a shellac to seal the surface, mill your clock face your desired depth plus the ADDITIONAL (for example 0.02”) thickness of the face plate, spray paint the engravings, now take the ADDITIONAL thickness off of the engraved face with a drum sander, clean up with a finish sander. The shellac step is optional. I spray the shellac to keep the darker spray paint from penetrating deep into some open grained wood.

[@craftedworkshop]

Tell me about that Shapeoko dust collection! I am in desperate need.

[@GuysShop]

Hey Johnny! I will email you the file.

[@Thom4123]

Absolutely incredible work Guy. Love the design looking forward to the next video. I'm with you I can't stand mechanical clocks the tic tic drives me over the wall

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Thom! I figured there were others out there that didn't like the sound either :)

[@mitchwoodwork]

Looking great Guy

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Mitch!

[@mfwoodshop]

Love this clock

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Mike!

[@extremewoodworker]

Looking good Guy. Steve

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Steve!

[@angelaprestwood1351]

lot of nice work for a battery operated movement and not a wind up 31 day movement my thought

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent, looking really good... Cheers...

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Adam!

[@reforzar]

It is looking pretty good. One more video?

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Brian! I think there will be at least two more videos.

[@420Heretic]

12:30 lay some painters tape on top first. That always works for me when I laser or cnc stuff. Love the videos man.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Joe. Yeah, a couple people have mentioned that. Thanks for the tip!

[@flying2bill]

just a note on the clock face when I have my laser guy do engraving he has me finish the piece first then he engraves it then colors it with a water based stain. let the stain dry about 10 min then wipes any overspill off the piece

[@GuysShop]

Thanks for the tip!

[@ShaunBrownintheworkshop]

Another great video, 👍🏻

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Shaun!

[@lentilunderground6540]

Coming along nicely, Guy! Interesting how for the door you went with haunched tenons. Just curious as to why? Nice CNC btw - As always thanks for sharing! Ivan

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Ivan! I wanted deeper tenon than I would have gotten with stub tenons for the doors, and the haunches provide support all the way to the edge to prevent twisting. Plus, I wanted to share how to make them :)

[@lentilunderground6540]

I figured due to the depth of the mortise. Good idea to prevent twisting and of course show "how to"! Great stuff. Thanks, Guy!

[@bobleeswoodshop7919]

Very Nice 👍👍👍👍

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Bob!

[@walterrider9600]

thank you

[@GuysShop]

You're welcome

[@angelaprestwood1351]

you can use auto cad to complete the whole clock face

[@fugops]

How do you like the Shapeoko? Im looking to purchase a CNC.

[@GuysShop]

I am not an expert on CNC by any means. The S3 has been a solid performer for me, and was easy to set up.

[@zohranbloedjes9770]

what you could do fore the next time is when you are making the clock face is tape it of whit masking tape cnc right true it hit it whit some spray paint and pull the masking tape of

[@GuysShop]

HaHa. Thanks Zohran! Someone else mentioned that too in the comments. Just never thought of it. Next time I will!

[@bjoernandersen8287]

Your videos are great except for the use of inches who is only for Americans, the rest of the world is using metrical measurement because it's more easy to learn (1 cm is 10 mm and 1 meter is 100 cm and so on). All this use of 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch 1/16 inch does not make any sense to the rest of the world. If you want the world to watch your videos, switch to metrical instead of the old fashion imperial system. Just a friendly advise. And yes I smashed the like button so you now have 399 likes of 31K views. What is the reason that all the viewers don't click the like button?