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   Kell | Jun 24, 2003 08:19pm | #1

   Try http://www.steebar.com they carry clock parts.

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   SparrowHawk | Jun 25, 2003 01:01pm | #2

   You could also try:

   http://www.klockit.com
   http://www.slarose.com
   http://www.colonialtimes.com
   http://www.murrayclock.com

   One of them probably has what you are looking for

   Ken

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   JeffKurtz | Jun 26, 2003 01:09am | #3

   If you've checked all the above links, you've discovered they all sell pretty much the same thing, none which will fit your needs.  I'm sure there is someopne out there who makes nice clock parts, but I haven't yet found them.  Perhaps you can find a local artist who works in copper to do the job for you, or you might try tackeling the job yourself.  (I believe the clock pictured on the back of this month's FW has a dial which the maker constructed himself.)

   Jeff

   
   

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   Edited 6/26/2003 7:24:21 AM ET by Jeff K

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   IDAHO | Jun 26, 2003 01:26am | #4

   i think I could cut and fit the copper i just dont know about how to do the numbers and a pendulm,but thanks for the encouragement

   john

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   JeffKurtz | Jun 26, 2003 02:26pm | #5

   Perhaps somebody over at the Society of Period Furniture Makers would know of a supplier, or have some suggestions.

   http://www.sapfm.org/

   Jeff