Woodshop Clock with Thermometer and Hygrometer

Name: Woodshop Clock with Thermometer and Hygrometer
Brand: WOODCRAFT
SKU: 17509
Price: 46.98 USD
Rating: 8.81 (11 reviews)

$ 46.98

Score By Feature

Based on 11 ratings

Value for money

9.80

Giftable

9.60

Accuracy

9.90

Temperature Control

9.50

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Product Description

Frame is made of wood.

Clock measures ten inches in diameter and has chrome hands.

Temperatures are measured in 5-degree increments.

humidity in 2% intervals relative humidity in 2% intervals relative

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Selected User Reviews For Woodshop Clock with Thermometer and Hygrometer

Clock that is both accurate and attractive

5/5

In my woodshop, I keep this clock. It has a sharp appearance and is incredibly precise. It's been about a month since I set it, and it's still working perfectly. It's useful to have temperature and humidity readings.

Hunter Brandt

| Aug 17, 2021

I replaced the battery twice and reset it because it was not keeping time

3/5

It will not keep time! I've changed the battery twice, reset it twice, and it still won't work. Maybe it's just a dud, but it's not worth $30 to find out.

Mackenzie Nicholson

| Jun 17, 2021

What a fantastic clock! I don't know what else to say

5/5

It's an outstanding timepiece! I like how it has a thermometer and a hygrometer. For a home woodshop, this is ideal!.

Deandre Bautista

| Oct 18, 2021

Five out of five stars

5/5

a fantastic addition to my store.

Rachel Howe

| Nov 25, 2021

Very nice clock; I didn't realize there was a difference between a hygrometer and a humidifier until I looked into it: My clock showed humidity of 48% for winter while my new house humidifier is set at 35% for winter

4/5

I reasoned that the clock might be off. I knew my house was dry, but 48% is higher than 35% so how is that possible? Here's what I came up with. br>br> Humidity refers to the amount of moisture or water vapor in the air (as measured by a hygrometer on a clock and a 50-degree Celsius thermometer). My house is a little dry (70 degrees is considered normal). "Relative Humidity" is the percentage of water vapor present in a given volume of air "at a given temperature" compared to the maximum amount of water vapor that air can hold. So 35% relative humidity means 35% saturation of the air (which I believe is what the humidifier is set at/and controlling), saturation percent of what the air can hold at that temperatur As a result, the hygrometer on my clock is most likely accurate.