8 thoughts on “ Searing In Motion Fixtures - Watchword v. Stopped Clock - Split (Cassette) ”

1. Nov 01,  · Now that I have the spring fixed and put it together, the clock chimes fine when you move the minute hand around, but the minute hand is not moving normally when running. The clock is ticking, and I can follow the gears moving from the top down into the movement, but I do not see why the minute hand does not move. Any ideas are welcome. Thanks.

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3. Thats why you stopped the clock. Once the hand is adjusted properly, you need to tighten the bushing. You can do this by peening the bushing with a small hammer, being careful not to damage the hands (super glue will also work by the next repair person to work on you clock will probably curse you. If you do use glue, be sure it is completely.

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4. A clock punch and staking set () $54 you cannot do without. Do not buy a hole closing set (). I have seen some really nasty work done with this tool. Also avoid screw-in bushings. If you have a clock mainspring with a ripped outer end, you can anneal (heat it to remove the temper) and punch a new hole with a Power Punch Set () $

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5. Jun 03,  · Clock Owners Manuals Posted on June 3, | By clockde | 7 responses. Clock Owners Manuals. Updated We are starting to publish links to all of the clock and Grandfather clock manuals we have available on this page. Some of these publications are the original, factory manuals and many we have enhanced to make it easier to understand.

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6. 40mm (/16") Round Non-Alarm Carriage Clock Movement Description: 40mm diameter x 8mm thickness x mm shaft length (/16” D x 5/16” T x 3/32” approx). Includes a black stick hand set with 1” long minute hand and a black serpentine hand set with.

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7. Learn clock repair by watching clock building and clock making videos from Clock Parts suppliers.

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8. You can tell if your clock is a Hermle chiming quartz movement because it will take two C cell batteries and it will have the numbers similar to or So if the clock is not made by Hermle and you still want to replace it then you would need to match the movement up by what it is instead of going by the numbers. There are so many.

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