Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave

Desk wooden clock with birds

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chindea.daniel
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    Summary

    Small cute clock for your desk or living.
    It is made out of a 170x150mm maple wood block with a clock mechanism embedded in a matching routed slot on the back.
    
    Birds are engraved and cutout from veneer (0.6mm thick) and hand-painted.
    Clock face is engraved, also the message on the back support. Birds graphics  and the whole project was inspired by some Pinterest image I simply forgot how to reference. Clock mechanism and indicators are simple Chinese cheap ones, indicators were painted.
    
    Back support is made from two pieces of wood (maple and walnut) and are fixed using PVA wood glue to the main body.
    
    Clock main body and back support were lacquered using a good water-based lacquer. Paint was also water based.
    
    For all engraving and cuts we used F1 with the slide extension, an amazing tool. I have attached the XCS file with settings and graphics for birds and clock face.
    More ideas on https://udbi.ro.

    Production Info

    Instruction
    Not included
    Application scenario
    Laser
    Software
    xTool Creative Space
    Machine & processing module
    xTool F1
    Material used
    veneer
    clock
    3mm Maple Plywood
    Wood was sourced from our shop, just a small piece of maple, hand planed and cut to size. Clock mechanism slot was routed using our cnc but can be definitely routed hand held using a template. The veneer used for the birds is beech but any other would be just fine.
    Also compatible with other machines. Visit the Material EasySet Library  for more.

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    License

    This license allows reusers to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format, so long as attribution is given to the creator. The license allows for commercial use. If you remix, adapt, or build upon the material, you must license the modified material under identical terms.