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   JimGG_ | Dec 22, 2001 12:18am | #1

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   If you want to buy decals tap into http://www.slarose.com. Another source: http://www.merritts.com.

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   robotworks_ | Dec 23, 2001 09:59pm | #2

   *Why thank you. I have slarose's catalog coming. I had a copy a couple of years ago and it is a fine resource. I think that if I cannot find any of the original Craft Products stuff, it is a good place to aquire material that I can modify my plans to meet.The other reference, I have not looked up yet. I'll let you know.tim

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   Greg_Krauska | Dec 24, 2001 07:08am | #3

   *I am in the process of building a clock myself and came across Klockit.com in the project plans. Have not used them myself, though they seem to have an extensive inventory.

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   robotworks_ | Dec 24, 2001 09:21pm | #4

   *Yes, Klockit has some very pretty advertisements/catalogs. Now if you go to slarose's website, get the keep book and subscribe to their catalog, you will find a resource with dozens and dozens of movements, faces, decals, hands, finials, tools, books, etc. It will amaze you and I suspect you won't be spending much time in the Klockit catalog any more.What I am looking for is a specific set of parts that apparently are not made any more. Craft Products was a small company out of St Charles IL that made wonderful plans and sold parts for all sorts of clocks. I have built two steeple clocks, one of which needs a decal for the lower glass panel. I also picked up 11 different Craft Products mantle clock plans on e-bay and I wanted to see if the original parts are still available in some small warehouse someplace. A long shot. I will probable just get what I can from slarose and modify the plans to fit.tim