Orca Whale Wall Clock Kit | DIY 3D Wooden Puzzle with Pendulum

Diving Into a Handmade Reef

An orca leaps over a painted coral reef scene, starfish and shells tucked among the coral, with a wave-and-moon pendant swinging below as the pendulum. Every piece is printed onto laser-cut wood you assemble by hand: no painting needed.

Once built it's a real working clock and a piece of sea-life wall art in one, a calm project for orca fans, ocean lovers, or anyone furnishing a coastal-themed room.

In the Box

• Laser-cut wooden puzzle pieces, pre-printed in full color: no painting needed
• Step-by-step illustrated instruction booklet
• Clock mechanism and hands

Specifications

• Material: wood (3mm laser-cut panels)
• Assembled size: 243 x 77 x 332 mm
• Weight: 705g
• Power: 1 AA battery (not included)
• Assembly time: approx. 2 hours
• Skill level: Beginner
• Recommended age: 8+

A striking centerpiece for any wall, and a real conversation starter once the clock starts ticking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Orca Whale Wall Clock Kit?
It's a 3D wooden puzzle clock kit: laser-cut wood pieces, pre-printed in full color, that you assemble into a real, working wall clock.

How is it powered?
It uses a quartz clock mechanism and runs on 1 AA battery (not included).

Does the pendant really swing like a pendulum?
Yes, when hung on the wall the hanging pendant swings freely as a working pendulum.

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, it's rated beginner difficulty, with an estimated assembly time of around 2 hours.

Do I need to paint the pieces?
No, the wooden pieces are already printed in full color: no painting needed, only assembly.

What are the assembled dimensions and weight?
Assembled size: approx. 9.6 x 3 x 13.1 in (243 x 77 x 332 mm). Weight: approx. 705g (25oz).

Is this based on a licensed character?
No, it's an original design: no brand or character license involved.

Is it a good whale-themed gift?
Yes, it's a real working clock and a piece of wall art in one, which makes it stand out among whale decor as something functional, not just decorative.