Mission Style Pendulum Clock

This is a clock model that uses an inexpensive battery powered pedulum clock mechanism. It has close tolerances which means only a mimimal amount of glue is needed for the top and front/back panels. Depending on your printer and choice of material a small amount of persuading may be required to fit the pieces. I recommend checking all the channels and pegs for remaining support material and imperfections before assembling. The pegs are easing breakable, so disassembly could be difficult. If you would prefer a model that uses a non-pendulum clock mechanism like the Bambu Lab kit you can find one here: Mission Style Clock

You can find my entire Praire/Mission/Craftsman Style collection here: Priairie/Craftsman Collection

Assembly Instructions:

Step 1: Assemble the two frames that form the front and rear of the clock These are identical and are each made up of: 1- Verical A 1- Verical B 1- Horizonal Top 1- Horizontal Center 1- Horizontal Bottom
Step 2: Install the three panels in the frames. I recommend a small amount of glue to keep them in place during handling. 1- Face 1- Lower Front Panel 1- Lower Rear Panel
Step 3: Install the two side panels abd bottom into either the front or rear assembly. No glue should be necessary. 2- Side Panels 1- Bottom
Step 4: Install the other front/rear assembly and the top. 1- Top
Step 5: Final assembly. First hook the pedulum onto clock mechanism. Then lower it into place and fasten with the washer and nut. Finally install the hands and cap. 1- Clock mechanism 1- Hour Hand 1- Minute Hand 1- Cap
Mechanism The clock mechanism kit you obtain should be similar to this picture. The one I used can be seen here.

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