Elegant Grandfather Clock Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Elegant Grandfather Clock Plans
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$10.00

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This grandfather clock is a traditional looking model -- note the ornate headpiece, indicative of many earlier clocks. The slim clock stands 77" tall when finished.

Our plan comes with detailed measured drawings, a list of materials you need, and written instructions. We rate this to be an intermediate or advanced project. Hardware is available through sources we can provide, such as the S.LaRose company in North Carolina.

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