Paul Sellers
Published 30 Aug 2024The panel for the clock requires a hole for the clock movement, and Paul has chosen a clock insert because it’s accurate and long-lasting.
To install the insert requires one hole, and though you may choose a different insert type and size, the steps will be the same or very similar.
We walk you through the process step-by-step and cut the hole using only a coping saw. Following this, we focus on establishing an exact-sized bevel to create the raised panel and use only a common bench plane to create perfect angles that match the grooves they must fit into without any gaps.
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