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	Build Own Grandfather Clock & Save by Nelson Book description Hardcover: 128 pages. Publisher: Tab Books (November 1988) Language: English	0
	Build Your Own Talking Clock. A Hands-on High Tech Book (Hands on High Tech) by Paul Beck Book description Enter the exciting world of electronics and learn about the history and current technology of talking machines, digital sound, time machines and robots. Read about electricity and electric circuits, and test knowledge and skills by building a talking clock using the components provided. From Edison's phonograph and Egyptian sundials to artificial intelligence and atomic clocks, Build Your Own Talking Clock takes the reader on an exciting educational adventure. Paperback: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	Cajas de Música by Gilbert Bahl Book description : pages. Publisher: Language:	1
	Chime Clock Repair by Steven G. Conover Book description Plastic Comb: pages. Publisher: Clockmakers Newsletter; Spiral edition (October 1997) Language: English	0
	Clock and Watch Escapements by W. J. Gazeley Book description ILLUSTRATED Hardcover: 304 pages. Publisher: Robert Hale Limited; New Ed edition (January 1, 1956) Language: English	0
	Clock Repair. Basics by Steven G. Conover Book description Plastic Comb: 92 pages. Publisher: Clockmakers Newsletter; Spiral edition (September 1996) Language: English	0
	Clock Repairing As a Hobby by Harold Caleb Kelly Book description This all-time illustrated favorite will interest both the horologist and serve as a how-to guide for the beginner who wants to learn clock repairing. Paperback: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	Clockmaking. 18 Antique Designs for the Woodworker by John A. Nelson Book description Paperback: 240 pages. Publisher: Stackpole Books; Reprint edition (June 30, 2004) Language: English	0
	Designing and Building a Grandfather Clock by Gary Williams Book description Hardcover: 144 pages. Publisher: A S Barnes & Co; 1st ed edition (November 1980) Language: English	0
	How to Build 35 Great Clocks by Joseph William Daniele Book description Irish drums, Latin drums, drums from the Middle East and India: whether they’re framed, staved, carved, or clay, the basics for making every one of them is here, provided by a master of the style. Photos colorfully display the culturally diverse drums and construction techniques in an easy-to-follow fashion, from choosing and attaching a drumhead to learning lacing logistics and knot-tying to working with hoops and adjustable hardware. Hardcover: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	How to Build 35 Great Clocks by Joseph William Daniele Book description Irish drums, Latin drums, drums from the Middle East and India: whether they’re framed, staved, carved, or clay, the basics for making every one of them is here, provided by a master of the style. Photos colorfully display the culturally diverse drums and construction techniques in an easy-to-follow fashion, from choosing and attaching a drumhead to learning lacing logistics and knot-tying to working with hoops and adjustable hardware. Paperback: pages. Publisher: Language:	1
	How to Build a Clock-With Thirty-Five Plans and Complete Instructions by Joseph William Daniele Book description Paperback: 224 pages. Publisher: Old Main Books (March 1983) Language: English	0
	How to Build a Regulator Clock by J. M. Huckabee Book description Plastic Comb: 82 pages. Publisher: American Watchmakers Institute (June 1989) Language: English	0
	How to Build Clocks and Watches by Byron Wells Book description Hardcover: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	How to Build Clocks and Watches by Byron Wells Book description Hardcover: 116 pages. Publisher: Auerbach Publishing Inc (January 1, 1971) Language:	0
	How to build your own electronic & quartz controlled watches & clocks (Bernards & Babani Press radio and electronics books ; no. 25) by Bernard B Babani Book description Unknown Binding: 95 pages. Publisher: Babani Press (1975) Language: English	0
	How to Build Your Own Grandfather's Clock by American Chime Clock Company Book description Paperback: pages. Publisher: American Chime Clock Company; 1ST edition (1927) Language: English	0
	Make Your Own Working Paper Clock by James Smith Rudolph Book description Cut this book into 160 pieces, glue them together, and have a paper clock operated by weights that keeps perfect time and can be rewound and regulated. Paperback: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	Making and Repairing Wooden Clock Cases by V.J. Taylor & H.A. Babb Book description : pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	Making and Repairing Wooden Clock Cases by V.J. Taylor & H.A. Babb Book description Paperback: 192 pages. Publisher: David & Charles Publishers; Reissue edition (December 1994) Language: English	1
	Making Clocks (Workshop Practice Series 33) by Stan Bray Book description Paperback: 128 pages. Publisher: Nexus Special Interest Ltd (December 19, 2000) Language: English	0
	Professional Watchmakers' Handy Manual by C. & E. Marshall Book description ILLUSTRATED Spiral-bound: pages. Publisher: C. & E. Marshall, Chicago (1966) Language: English	0
	Relojes by Luis Montañes Fontenla Book description : pages. Publisher: Language:	1
	Relojes Españoles by Luis Montañes Fontenla Book description : pages. Publisher: Language:	1
	Striking Clock Repair Guide by Steven G. Conover Book description Plastic Comb: 90 pages. Publisher: Clockmakers Newsletter; Spiral edition (May 1995) Language: English	0
	The Clock Repairer's Handbook by Laurie Penman Book description Clock lovers, collectors, repairers, or anyone with a timepiece back home that's moving too slowly, speeding up, or come to a grinding halt: if you want it to work like new, here's a wealth of information of diagnosing and correcting faults in clock both antique and modern. Not only does this all-inclusive manual have detailed descriptions of repair methods, but it contains alternative techniques for the less well-equipped shop and the inexperienced, as well as over 250 of the author's excellent drawings and plenty of beginner's tips. Coverage of lathe work, cleaning, brushing, pivoting and mounting, replacing or preparing an escapement, train faults, gears, suspension, crutches, striking and chiming work, lubrication, assembly, and testing make this an invaluable asset for every clock repairer's bench. Paperback: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	The Clock Repairer's Manual (Manual of Techniques) by Mick Watters Book description Illustrated Hardcover: 160 pages. Publisher: Crowood Press, Limited, The (June 1, 1997) Language: English	0
	The Complete Guide to Making Wooden Clocks. Traditional, Shaker & Contemporary Designs by John A. Nelson Book description Basic techniques, clock designs, and parts lists are included in this guide to constructing a handsomely crafted, handmade wooden clock. A history of clockmaking in America is accompanied by basic craft information including clock components, authentic movements, and modern clock innovations. Provided are classic antique designs such as the tambour shelf clock, the black mantel clock, and the Shaker wall clock, and contemporary designs such as krazy klock, the balloon shelf clock, and the sextant desk clock. Details on incorporating both exotic woods such as cocobolo, purple heart, and zebra wood as well as classic woods such as cherry, oak, and figured maple are provided. Paperback: pages. Publisher: Language:	0
	The History of Clocks & Watches by Eric Bruton Book description : pages. Publisher: Language:	1
	Watch and Clock Making and Repairing by W. J. Gazeley Book description ILLUSTRATED Hardcover: 432 pages. Publisher: Robert Hale Limited; 3 edition (September 1, 1997) Language: English	0
	Watchmaker's and Model Engineer's Lathe. A User's Manual by Donald De Carle Book description Illustrated This book is divided in two parts. The first half of the book covers the overall concepts and use of watchmaker's lathes. The second half reviews all the models that might be typically found. Not entirely encompassing list... but pretty close. If you are considering buying a watchmaker's lathe... this is a MUST HAVE book. Also, this is highly recommended for any one who likes lathes in general. It's obvious the author really cares about his subject. It is enjoyable to read. The diagrams are excellent. Hardcover: 240 pages. Publisher: Robert Hale Limited; 5 edition (March 1, 1999) Language: English	0
	Wheel and Pinion Cutting in Horology. A Historical and Practical Guide by J. Malcolm Wild Book description ILLUSTRATED Hardcover: 253 pages. Publisher: Crowood Press, Limited, The (December 2001) Language: English	0

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