Step-By-Step Instructions

Begin by tracing the numbers onto the basswood on all four sides, as you can see in the image. Add an X in the middle of the wood to help keep the numbers centered, and to mark where a hole will be drilled in a later step.

What You’ll Need:Always know what time it is by creating this Basswood Clock. It stands perfectly on any desk in the house or at work!

Other Supplies• Basswood• Number Stencil• Pencil• Scrap Wood

Wooden Clock

• Drill• Clock Movement• Wood Glue or Glue Gun• Wood Burning Tool

Next, using a wood burning tool, burn the numbers into the wood.

US40 Ultra-Saw™ US500 4” Carbide Wood Cutting Wheel

Then, drill a hole in the center where the X is marked for the clock movement arbor. We clamped down the wood we are working with and backed it with scrap wood to avoid a blow out.

Following the clock movement’s instructions, secure it to the back of the wood. Then, flip the clock over and add the hands, still following the clock movement’s instructions.

Wooden Clock

Lastly, cut a block out of scrap wood using the Dremel Ultra-Saw. Glue the top half of the block under the clock movement to add support and create a stand. Once the glue has dried, the clock is ready to be displayed on a desk!