Mission Oak Mantle Clock Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Mission Oak Mantle Clock Plans
[CK-102]

$10.00

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A copy of an original anitque Mission style clock, this project will provide the builder with an interesting experience. Even the beginner may have success at this one -- the smaller scale makes it a bit more friendly. Full size patterns allow you to trace and cut the irregularly shaped workpieces, while exploded diagrams explain construction.

A list of materials/sizes to be cut is included, labelled as parts. The finished clock is 12" wide and almost 16" tall. Follow the instructions to success. Take your time and enjoy.

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