How To Turn A Gimbal Clock - WOOD magazine

[@BobBlarneystone]

Umm, there's something a bit odd here. As is shown, the outer ring adds nothing to the gimbal's function - all it possibly does is obstruct the view of the clock. Shouldn't the outer ring swivel on the column stand on the 6 o'clock position , and then the clock ring tilt from pivots at the 9 & 3 o'clock positions?

[@Buckleyswoodturning]

That was my thought, the outer ring just obstructs the view and movement instead of adding to it.

[@weanddiy4712]

Nice job 😀👍

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing that!

[@garymccoy2888]

Where would I buy the hardware for this project?

[@The_Joker_]

You should’ve made the outside ring functional. Nice piece though.

[@MrJpocreva]

Your workmanship is impeccable and I learned a lot from your video. However, this is not a gimbaled clock. The clock is rigidly attached to the base and the outer ring is floating free. The movement needs to be free-floating with respect to the surface the base is sitting on. A better design would have been to attach the outer ring to the base and let the inner ring float. Just my 2 cents, I think the techniques you showed were well worth the watch. Thanks.

[@uniqko]

👍🙏

[@johnoerter2883]

Xclnt explanation of what/why you are doing.

[@SteveBueche1027]

Sorry 15 commercials is a bit much for me.

[@MrJpocreva]

1 commercial is too many.

[@wicked650s]

WTF?