How to Make a Tree Trunk Clock
Find a dead tree., Cut about 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) of the trunk., Clean it well., Get a clock set., Trace the clock at the back of your tree trunk. , Grab your hammer and chisel and crave out a housing that will fit your clock., Insert the clock set in...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a dead tree.
Cut a portion of the trunk and take it home with you. -
Step 2: Cut about 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) of the trunk.
This will be the body of your clock. , Use sandpaper to smoothen the surface. , You can use your old boring wall clock, or find any cheap clock you can recycle. ,, Also drill a hole in front of the tree trunk. ,, That way, your clock will be secured and will not fall off. ,,,,, Enjoy your new rustic inspired clock. -
Step 3: Clean it well.
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Step 4: Get a clock set.
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Step 5: Trace the clock at the back of your tree trunk.
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Step 6: Grab your hammer and chisel and crave out a housing that will fit your clock.
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Step 7: Insert the clock set in the housing.
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Step 8: Reinforce this with glue or double adhesive tape.
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Step 9: Attach the hands of your clock.
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Step 10: Paint the time on your clock.
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Step 11: Grab a hook.
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Step 12: Mount it on top or at the back of your clock.
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Step 13: Hang it on your wall.
Detailed Guide
Cut a portion of the trunk and take it home with you.
This will be the body of your clock. , Use sandpaper to smoothen the surface. , You can use your old boring wall clock, or find any cheap clock you can recycle. ,, Also drill a hole in front of the tree trunk. ,, That way, your clock will be secured and will not fall off. ,,,,, Enjoy your new rustic inspired clock.
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