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Designed by Steve Good

Digital PatternsWWW.SCROLLSAWWORKSHOP.BLOGSPOT.COM

Copyright Steve Good [email protected] to commercial print employees: I give my permission to print as many of this pattern book as your customer requires.

Hundreds of free PatternsStencil PrinterJigsaw Puzzle TemplatesDVD’sKey Chain Pattern PrinterVideo TutorialsReviewsCommunity Forum and more.

If you would liketo donate click

here. No Paypalaccount needed.

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General Pattern InformationYou may use this pattern to make as many of the project as you like. You are free to use any technique including mass production to build the project. The pattern may be copied and

given to others provided the entire book is kept intact. You may not sell the pattern or include it

in another commercial package of any type.

Steve Good retains the right to the pattern. If you have any questions about the use of this

pattern please contact me at [email protected]

Printing InstructionsWhen printing this pattern it is important to print it full size. When you bring up the print dialog

box look in the “Page Sizing & Handling” section. Make sure the “Actual Size” is selected

before you hit print.

You also only need to print the page/s you need. After the print dialog opens look for the

“Pages to Print” section. You can print the current page or a range of pages. This will help

save ink by not printing the title/instruction pages.

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Fretwork Clock

I used 1/4” Thick Baltic birch plywood for this clock.You can buy this product from http://www.heritagewood.com

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A

B

C

D

E

FG

H

IJ

Parts Diagram

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This is how I made the 45 degree miters on theroof peek. You can use any method you like they

just need to be 45 degrees.

I used slot and tab for some of the parts. These can be trickyto get sized correctly when cutting them. It’s best to slightlyunder cut then and file to fit.

Because then can be tricky I minimized their use. Some partsare simply glued during assembly. Glue is more than adequateto hold thos pieces.

I laid the back board down flat during assembly and added thesides, front, bottom, roof support, Left and right roof then ornamentation in that order.

Test fit the pieces before you add the glue.

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D

Join pattern at thedotted lines to make

full front pattern.1/4” Thick

D

Front

Requires a 2 3/4” clockinsert with a 2 3/8” mounting

hole.

1/4

” T

hic

k

Link to the oneI used

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A

Join with pattern on thenext page to make the

full back pattern.

A

Hanging hole

1/4” Thick

Mount part Jhere to support the

roof

Back

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A

Join with pattern on theprevious page to make the

full back pattern.

1/4” ThickBack

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H

J

1/4” Thick

J is glued to the top of the back boardto help support the roof.

Ornamentation

Roof Support

I

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B C

1/4” Thick 1/4” Thick

Side Side

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E 1/4” Thick

Bottom

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F

G

1/4” Thick

1/4” Thick

45

degre

e b

eve

l45 d

egre

e b

eve

l

Left Roof

Right Roof