Broken Arch Mantel Clock Plans BobsPlans（破拱 BobsPlans座钟的计划）.pdf

www.BobsP Broken Arch Mantel Clock Plans This stately Mantel Clock is reminiscent of the “Broken Arch” clocks made in Connecticut after the Revolutionary War. The simple lines of this flat capped broken arch style are less ornate than the scroll or swan’s neck designs but it’s beauty has withstood the test of time. This is really an easy project to make. Designed for the woodworker with basic woodworking skills, it requires a table saw, scroll saw, router, drill press, and dowel jig. The broken arch pediment and the base trim are the only parts that require scroll cuts. The clock pictured is made of solid cherry with a medium walnut stain. The chiming quartz pendulum movement, brass finial, and brass dial, and other hardware is readily available. Sources for the necessary hardware are listed on the Materials List page. The finished clock is about 21 high, 12 wide and 6 deep. the dial is 7 1/2 square. Copyright © 2005 by Robert E. Reedy All rights reserved Broken Arch Mantel Clock Plans Table of Contents Materials List 1 Base Drawings 2 Base Trim Drawings 3 Case Sides Drawings 4 Case Sides Hinge Location 5 Broken Arch Pediment 6 Crown Caps Drawings 7 Dial Frame Drawings 8 Door Parts Drawings 9 Back Cover Drawings 10 Base Assembly 11 Top Assembly 12 Case Assembly 13 Dial Frame Assembly 14 Door Assembly 15 Magnetic Catch Installation 16 Door Glass Installation 17 Door Installation 18 Dial Assembly Installation 19 Back Cover Installation 20 Broken Arch Pediment Full Size Pattern 21 Speaker Holes Patt