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A tutorial on making a rustic wood clock. Made by Fostering a Creative Life http://fosteringacreativelife.com/2011/07/19/thrifty-pottery-barn-clock/ The movement will need to go through the scrap w...

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    A quick tutorial using a piece of printed paper for your dial, and also how to make the hands look different. Made by Design Sponge http://www.designsponge.com/2010/05/diy-project-kates-paper-clock.h...

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    How to assemble a Movement

    The diagram above shows the order for assembling our movements.

    The 'Dial" refers to your actual clock (such as a record, dinner plate of a piece or wood - whatever you are making your clock out of).

    The rubber washer behind the dial is optional. Without it you can save about 1.5mm of room for your dial. However it does create a nice grip between the movement and the dial, so we do recommend you use it if possible.

    Please note our hour and minute hands have a plastic protective slip on them, so you will want to peal that off before adding the hands to the movement,

    If you have any questions about the assembly of your movement please feel free to contact us.