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**notprop**

Yeah I love huge clocks too.

Best sited in your passage so all and sundry have easy access.

**rubiksnoob**

I have to hand wind my clock EVERY DAY.

**Piston Honda**

Love clocks and above that wood working.

I made a grandfather clock in high school and entered it in a competition.

I got second place :(

**snurl**

Here is my clock. It is 51 years old.

**Manchu**

Pics or it didn't happen.

**Skinnereal**

Kilkrazy wrote:
My clock.

Presented to W.D. Mace Esq. by the directors of the Anglo-Continental Guano Works, upon completion of 50 years service, in 1942.

Being British they wouldn't let a world war get in the way of good form.

That looks identical, down to the shape and face, as one my Folgs had.
It lasted a fair while, then they had to get rid of it when they moved :(

**Squigsquasher**

Now now, it's not about the size of your clock, it's where you put it.