Re: Great clock value

2003-10-14 Thread DMBsundial

Re: Great clock value

2003-10-13 Thread heiner thiessen
Dear shadow watchers, I am hoping to make a globe dial and would like to use a metal or ceramic sphere (250 to 300mm diameter) with a matt surface that would show day/night separation reasonably well, with longitude and latitude grid and outlines of continents on it. Is there something

Re: Great clock value

2003-10-13 Thread BillGottesman
How about getting a stainless steel (or mirrored glass) gazing ball (maybe 50 to $100), and then have it sandblasted to give it a matt finish? You could even mask off the markings, such as hour lines and numerals. -Bill In a message dated 10/13/2003 5:36:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL

Great clock value

2003-10-09 Thread Mac Oglesby
Hello All, This is off topic, but I just bought a beautiful large wall clock which looks like a great value. It's about 20 in diameter and has a substantial oak case. There are 3 time dials, one of which only displays seconds, driven by 3 quartz 1.5 volt movements. Photo (64k JPG) on

Re: Great clock value

2003-10-09 Thread Brooke Clarke
Would you send my the photo? I could only find a very small photo on their web page. Thanks, Brooke Clarke Mac Oglesby wrote: Hello All, This is off topic, but I just bought a beautiful large wall clock which looks like a great value. It's about 20 in diameter and has a substantial