Pendulum Clock
$49.99
A spring-driven wooden model clock with detailed design and absorbing buidling experience. One of the most recommended kits for your weekend and quality time.
Description
Challenging but enchanting
Based on retro-style mechanical timepiece, LK501 features a precise pendulum mechanism which requires more attention and patience. But the sense of fufillment is also doubled. After fully wound up, it can keep working for 3~4 hours maximum, prolonging the building fun as much as you want.
- a gravity-swing pendulum with precise anchor escapement
- appealing outlook of mechanical engineering
- double fun of model building & brain teasing
- perfect gift for mechanical lovers or family & friends
Additional information
| Weight | 1.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Kit | Accessories, Metal Spring, Wood |
| Assembled Size | 234*117*346mm |
| Package Size | 357*235*46mm |
| Recommended Age | 14+ |
| Wood Pieces | 170 pcs |
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Stephen Cheesebrow –
Got my clock kit just before Christmas. It took me all most a full week of working a little every day to finish the assembly. Finally figured out that because the surface it was sitting wasn’t perfectly flat and raised the one side to level it out and it has started to run. Another problem was the slight warping in the pendulum shaft. Took the time too sand off 2 of the 3 pegs that hold the back plate and I now can get the clock to run for up to three hours.
Olivier Guyomard –
Superb product.
My son spent 2 afternoon making this clock.
It works wonderfully, after 3 hours, less than a minute lag
Superbe produit.
Mon fils à passé 2 après midi à réaliser cette horloge.
Elle fonctionne à merveille, au bout de 3h, moins d’une minute de décalage.
George Starbuck –
A bit of a challenge assembling due to the ‘IKEA’ instructions (pictures, few words). Luckily I’m a retired engineer and lifelong clock and watch fan. With a bit of lubrication and adjusting the shafts and gears it should run longer than the first time (35 minutes). I started the pendulum and marked the 4th stage gear with a small dot. It stopped in the same place so there is some piece hanging up. All in all, a really fun project.
Brian K. Robinson –
I got this clock for Christmas this year. I am really looking forward to putting it together. I have been looking for a forum to ask questions but have been unsuccessful. I was thinking of staining the pieces using three different colors of stain. Does anyone know if this will harm the pieces? Or does anyone know if there is a better place to ask these types of questions? Any help would be GREAT!!
Thanks,
Brian