The Absolute "Crown Jewel" of The Wooden Clock Works Company!
8"s Wide 18"s High 6"s Deep With Pendulum, 50"s High
Over fifty-five years ago, Mr. Thomas
invented and patented this unusual all-wood, wall-clock kit. It has been nearly forty-five years since this unique clock has been offered to the public. To our knowledge, it is the first all-wood clock kit ever made that keeps perfect time!
The Thomas Wall Clock Kit is sure to be an heirloom in your family's history. It is a traditionally designed clock that is a masterpiece of engineering, beauty and elegance!
The Thomas Wall Clock keeps perfect time (accurate to within one minute per month!). It is made entirely out of, select, imported, Russian, kiln-dried, Baltic Birch hard-wood 5-ply, gears and all! It assembles with relative ease. The finished clock is 18"s high (with the shown supports), 8"s wide, and 6"s deep.
Once assembled, the completed clock may be finished any way you like. Most people prefer to stain the wood and leave the "workings" exposed for all to see! This clock is truly an exceptional and unique conversation piece! Our only regret is that we cannot show you this beautiful clock in person!
(Please take a few minutes to view the 3D, computer generated movie of this
clock! It's great -- like having it in your home, already!)
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About The Special Wood Of Our Clock Kits
Imported, hand-selected, Russian, Baltic Birch is used in the Thomas Wall Clock kits because of its extreme durability and its resistance to moisture-swelling and warping. There is really no other wood available that has the desired qualities of this wood, when it comes to wooden-gears and clock making. |
This Is Now A Laser-Cut Clock!
Woodworking has never been easier! The Thomas Wall Clock Kit is laser-cut for the ultimate in accuracy. As everyone knows, modern lasers are dead-on accurate. The more accurately parts fit on a clock, the better the clock runs. The average woodworker can certainly build The Thomas Wall Clock from scratch and achieve this accuracy, but this requires some skill and patience. A person assembling a laser-cut wood-clock can virtually bypass these old-fashioned virtues! (Well, almost, some patience is needed to assemble any kind of kit!)
The point is, with laser technology, the gears and various parts of a wood clock fit very nicely, reducing friction. Friction is the enemy of any mechanical device. When it comes to wood and clock building, there has never been anything invented to equal the significance of modern laser technology.
Our clocks are laser-cut by Sig Industries, out of Montezuma Iowa. These folks do a wonderful job of cutting our clock parts with their state-of-the-art laser technology! (They make professional airplane models and kits sold worldwide!)
Folks, these are beautiful clocks and very well designed kits!
The Thomas Wall Clock Kits Sell For
$149.95 Plus $19.37 S&H
Our Guarantee: We absolutely guarantee you will love our Thomas Wall Clock Kit! If upon receiving your clock kit you are not immediately impressed with the quality and totally satisfied in all other ways, simply return the clock kit and receive a prompt, full refund, less shipping charges. We simply don't know how to be any fairer to you than this.
Additional items needed for this kit: A weight to drive the clock-- any 4 to 7 pound weight will do. You will also need wood glue, winding cord, sandpaper, a total of 69"s of 1/4" dowel and 18"s of 1/8" dowel. All of these items are inexpensive and are readily available at most hardware stores.
We absolutely guarantee you will love the quality of
these beautiful, laser-cut, Thomas Wall Clock Kits!
Special Note:
If you're thinking our clock kits might be difficult for the average person to assemble, we want to assure you that they are not! In our assembly instructions, we have broken the clock assembly down into 13, simple subassemblies. You could virtually assemble our kits from only the colored pictures in our printed manual! Additionally, all our kits come with a full-length video, showing you all the necessary steps needed for a perfect clock assembly! We feel it's a win, win situation for even the most skeptical person doubting their clock-making skills!
We are absolutely confident you'll agree: Our clock kits are not only fun and easy to assemble, but they're more fun and exciting to own!
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Thomas Clock Kit Testimonials
Ok, friends, I have to tell you .. . I hate testimonials! I'm a trusting
Christian business man, but I just can't get it out of my head that the people
giving testimonials might be a relative or friend of the people selling the
product! (No, Mom, the people don't want to hear about how you love your clock kit that I had to finish because you suddenly developed "bad vision!" The Spaghetti dinner was a very nice touch, however!).
With this out of the way, I can honestly tell you that the following testimonials are from real people who were sincerely delighted with our company and felt compelled to e-mail us about their clock kits.
I have kept their e-mail addresses out, simply for privacy reasons. Our web site gets between three to five-hundred "hits" per day and I didn't want them bothered.
I have on file, the following testimonials:
Fred Pirkle e-mailed us this nice letter:
Wow what a clock! I received my clock last week, and had it put together in a matter of hours. I went out in the shop and found some scrap of the proper weight, hung the clock, hung the weights on it and kicked off the pendulum. After 10 hours I noted the offset (two minutes). I used the factor from your instruction sheet , to regulate the bob and kicked it off again. There is a quartz clock hung next to the Thomas in my office . I can't wait each morning to get in and check the offset. So far it is dead solid perfect four days). I can hardly wait till the weekend so I can pull it down and begin staining and finishing. I will e-mail you a picture when I am done. Thanks for the rapid delivery. I am sure you will be hearing from several people from my office. Thanks, Fred Pirkle
Rossy e-mailed us this:
The clocks came Monday (truly amazing)....and the instructions that came with them go into great detail concerning the regulation and adjustment of the clocks! . . .
These are fantastic kits! My girlfriend laughed at me when the kits arrived because I was marveling (giggling like a little kid) at the detail and planning that went into the laser cutting. One of these days I'm going to have to find one of these laser cutting operations and watch it first hand.....it's fascinating to me. Also...the instructions are incredible. Clear, concise, and to the point. I build and fly R/C gliders....I should have you give lessons to some of these morons who write the glider kit plans
and assembly instructions.
I'm sure you'll be getting more orders from my friends and I after I get my
kit built!
thanks again......Rossy
Fred Butler e-mailed us:
What a very, very nice clock kit! My son and I had it up and running in five hours time. Waiting for the glue to dry was most of the five hours time! Tomorrow we will finish the wood. I will send you a picture by e-mail. I'm sure you get a lot of pictures but we're very proud of our clock.
I'm not good at woodworking or kits, but I gotta tell you, our gift clock kit is a masterpiece of both, woodworking and design. My son and I had an absolute ball putting it together. He's 10 years old and it's sometimes hard to keep his interest. (We loved the video on how to put the clock together . . . thanks!)
Would you consider special pricing for a school project? I'll talk to the people at our school, as I believe this would be a great school project for sixth or seventh graders!
Thanks again for the wonderful clock kit . . . I finally bought something that really is what it is supposed to be!
Sincerely, F. Butler
Friends, I have hundreds of letters like the ones above. It is hard to decide which ones to use . . . . they're all a little different, just like each of us. I intend to rotate letters on this page as time goes by.
Thank you very much for your interest and your time. I wish you all "Happy Woodworking Time!"
Sincerely,
Steve Christian