Assembly of an English Bracket Clock - Part 2

This is part two of our English Bracket Clock Restoration.
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[@djhscorp]

Came across this video by accident. But have to say thoroughly enjoyed following you with the assembly. Thank you for sharing.

[@pauldyck4596]

The bells on this clock sound really nice. You did a lot less cussing and swearing than I would have done when you realized the pin barrel needs to go between the plates. It's helpful to hear your thought process as you go along. Thanks for sharing.

[@DaltonClockRepair]

Yeah. Thankfully it wasn’t that big of a deal to separate the plates and slip the barrel in.

[@openclockclubarchive325]

Some really great advice and observations there.

[@DaltonClockRepair]

Thank you!

[@art1muz13]

I hope the lady beetle got out safely!

[@DaltonClockRepair]

I kicked her out of the shop and sent her on her way.

[@stevewilliams2498]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I don't know how you can separate the plates to sync the timing without all the other wheels falling out.
You didn't appear to do anything differently to what I do.
Is there a secret ?

[@DaltonClockRepair]

No secret. Just working carefully and not separating the plates any more than you have to.

[@bjf7347]

Does it strike the hour on a gong?

[@DaltonDroneZone]

Yes.

[@openclockclubarchive325]

Try nitrile gloves, much nicer to work in.

[@DaltonClockRepair]

Thank you. I will.