Gallery of clocks

You may ask, where is the M1? The M1 did exist and, along with the M2, was used as a training project when I first started learning how to design and build a wood wheels clock. By popular demand I kept the M2 alive. Neither the M1 or M2 were slated for a show room! In fact, I destroyed the M1 fearing that I might be judged by its appearance. Trust me, it was not ready for a public viewing! The M2 does have beautiful woods in its construction and I was convinced to allow it to survive!

M-18 Galileo 2. Italian Olive, East Indian Rose, American Holly, Ebony and Brass .

M-15 Henrietta. Quarter sawn White Oak, Walnut and cut glass in the pendulum bob.

M-14 Harrison. Arbor Vitae root balls (gears) Big Leaf Figured Maple, American Holly, Katalux and Brass.

M-13 George. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple, Wenge, Bass wood.

M-12 Bregue. Walnut, Maple, Paduak, shaped glass (rocker) America Holly .

M-11 Galileo 1. Walnut, Maple, Paduak, America Holly, East Indian Rose and Brass .

M-10 Mission Mahogany and quarter sawn Oak.

M-9 Electro Mahogany, Ebony, Maple, Palm nuts (clock face) and crystal glass (topper).

M-8 Case Walnut and Cherry.

M-7 Brown Sugar Maple, Wenge, Ebony, American Walnut and Peruvian Walnut.

M-6 TimberFrame 2 Sapele Mahogany and American Holly.

M-5 Jewelers Ebony, Maple, Lacquered Poplar (black)

M-4 TimberFrame 1 Cedar, Walnut, Bass and American Holly.

M-3 Victorian African Mahogany, American Holly and Bass.

M-2 TrainUp Birch, Walnut, Oak, Bass, Koa, Poplar, Mahogany, Teak (from Battle Ship Wisconsin decks) Swiss Pear, Holly and Maple.