It seems like it is fairly easy to find already built clocks or kits available with extremely basic/cheap clock cases. I have yet to see any wood cases sold that are really of display quality for clocks that themselves can end up being fairly large investments. So, I have resorted to learning some basic milling and building my own. I imagine there must be others who have been doing something similar. So, what do you guys do for quality exotic woods. I have been thinking of milling out some nice burl pieces if I could find a good supplier of stabilized burl wood(sealed with epoxy) etc.. my last clock was just some thin sheets of mahogany from eBay.
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