WC5 Parts Fabrication Cover Page Spectrum（制作封面频谱WC5部分）.pdfVIP

WC5 PARTS FABRICATION AUTHOR: J. RANDLE © 2005 Randle Design, LLC All rights reserved This section contains a complete list of the hardware and fabricated parts required to assemble clock WC5, plus drawings of the individual parts. Also included is a list of suggested sources for all materials. Clock WC5 was designed to be fabricated with as few shop tools as possible. Excluding the wall shelf, the prototype for this clock was built with the following tools: o A basic scroll saw with fine tooth blades and an assortment of scroll sanders. o A drill press with a set of basic twist drills and a set of Forsner bits. o A small belt/disc sander with 400 grit sanding medium. o A turning lathe (useful for grooving rope pulleys but not absolutely necessary) The wall shelf was designed to be fabricated with the tools available in the shop where the prototype was built. Its design can be altered by the builder to use whatever tools are available. Some of the drawings in this section contain all of the dimensions necessary to lay out the subject part. Others, such as the wheel drawings, contain only basic dimensions. It is intended that the under-dimensioned parts be fabricated using cutting patterns as laying them out accurately would be very difficult. Where noted the drawings can be used as cutting patterns if they are printed to scale. Listed below are notes and suggestions pertaining to the fabrication of some of the parts: ARBOR SHAFTS The wooden arbor shafts are all designed to be made from good quality dowel stock. Centering the holes in the ends of the shafts is important. A lathe with a headstock chuck and a tailstock drill chuck would be handy here. Otherwise, you can make a clamp block similar to the one shown below. Carefully align the hole in the block with your drill press chuck, clamp the block