Got my Shapeoko 3 10 months ago. Brushed off my CADD skills. This machine is awesome, and only limited by my imagination at this point.
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That looks awesome! Love the colors, well done!
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Thank you Max, Happy Birthday 
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Ahh! The old “Wheels of Time” there!
Great job! Very well done!
I have a Yo-Yo file that has “gears” on it and I need to really sit down and learn how to stack items like that. I’ve seen a VidClip on it and need to go back and look at that again.
I like the irregular outer profile. A nice deviation from so many man-made things that perfect squares, circles, rectangles, etc.
Were the dark highlights (or would that be lowlights?) done with some sort of flame brushing technique?
You have made a great looking clock. The detail and color are great. I have one suggestion and that is to make the hands white or light color to better contrast from the clock face. In a darker room you will not be able to tell time with the black hands. The primary purpose of a clock is to see what time it is.
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Hi, to get started i found an on-line gear generator, which allows for .svg & .dxf download for editing
the dark areas were done with a propane brass hand torch… kind of over did it some areas
thank you, you are exactly correct, i have already observed your point, and will be spraying hands as per your suggestion
Thanks! I’ve linked to the web site and set that in my system. I appreciate the info.
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It meets with my approval!
Well done! 
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That is absolutely awesome!!
You are awesome, thank you.
What CAD program? May I ask?
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Hi, i use ActCad, price is very reasonable, with a perpetual license. Is very similar to AutoCad, ie commands etc, (which i was trained on in another life) but i cannot afford for personal use.
https://actcad.com/