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LECS-Chad
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For me keeping time has been quite a problem and starting to hate constantly looking at my phone to keep track of my schedule. What ever happened to wall clocks? So I started looking around the web to get some ideas and guess what... I'll make my own.
This is the build of materials we used for this project.
Equipment:

So since this will be two pieces and I knew I didn't want bolts showing I decided to do plug welds instead. I laid the top piece over the back piece to establish the holes for layout and plug welds. This also gave me the opportunity to add in mounting holes along with the hole needed for the clock insert.

Once cut out it was easy to determine the alignment of the top piece to the back and weld into place. Then it is all about finishing. This can be painted or left as is. I cleared the back panel and left the top panel raw to enjoy the elements. Add the clock mechanism and you have a nice custom clock design to place anywhere.
Provided is the CDL and DXF
What time is it?
Chad
This is the build of materials we used for this project.
Equipment:
- Torchmate 4800 w/ FlexCut 125
- PowerMig 210 MP Multiprocess Welder
- Angle grinder
- Paint
- (1) 2' x 2' 11ga HRPO
- (1) 2' x 2' 14ga HRPO

So since this will be two pieces and I knew I didn't want bolts showing I decided to do plug welds instead. I laid the top piece over the back piece to establish the holes for layout and plug welds. This also gave me the opportunity to add in mounting holes along with the hole needed for the clock insert.

Once cut out it was easy to determine the alignment of the top piece to the back and weld into place. Then it is all about finishing. This can be painted or left as is. I cleared the back panel and left the top panel raw to enjoy the elements. Add the clock mechanism and you have a nice custom clock design to place anywhere.


Provided is the CDL and DXF
What time is it?
Chad