CHRONOMETER RESTORATION UPDATE - Clock Repair Shop - Vlog 010 - Workshop Wednesday
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this episode, I update the progress on the marine chronometer I am working on and show a little of what is involved in making parts for a project like this.
A visit to the workshop of clockmaker Tommy Jobson and follow the daily life in a Clock Repair Shop. This is part 10 of my vlog giving a fascinating fly on the wall view of the workshop. This series will complement the existing longer format videos, so SUBSCRIBE to make sure you don't miss out on the next video!
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Thanks for taking the time to make this video Tommy. My entire horological knowledge comes from reading books, watching RUclips videos and making mistakes in my workshop. You can only learn so much from books, and the chance to watch someone actually working on clocks is invaluable to me.
Glad it was helpful!
So glad I've fallen down whatever rabbit hole keeps bringing me to your videos Tommy. Please keep up the great work!
Glad you like them!
Love your work, Tommy. I find it heartening that people are still willing to restore a chronometer, despite needing such a huge amount of work!
Me too. Chronometers are a bit of an issue because the work needed to restore them properly is huge but their value often doesn't accomodate this.
Thanks Tommy that was very interesting and enjoy your trip to London.
Thanks 👍
Completly fastenating! Hope youll make your deadline and safe passages overseas! Im hoping to find a Hamilton chronometer just because I like complicated things. My dad had a racing pidgeon timer in a beautiful wooden box and as a boy was bemused by it. Then my dad sold it and I never saw it again. I have sailors blood so think I need a chronometer. Thank you for sharing, most greatful! Bye!😅
Truly awesome channel! Stay safe man, and keep it up and posting! :)
Much appreciated! Thanks and you too.
Really enjoy this format thank you.
Glad you enjoy it!
Very good, tommy I enjoy this series. If you could note the maker (I did hear a name) and the era of original manufacture. Thanks again.
It's a chronometer by Barraud of London. Second half of the nineteenth century.
Enjoy your trip Tommy 👍
I did!
Good 👍
Now get uploading workshop wed/Thur 😁
Keep up! 😉
I was in the supermarket, not monitoring RUclips lol 👍
Thanks for video! I would like to know more details about those poorly made wheels. Only for education what is poor on them?
Good question, it is simply a quality of manufacture thing. They are not up to the standard of the rest of it. They do work though.
It looks like you are getting close to finishing the chronometer. I'm hoping in a future video you will show it ticking away.
Yes, pretty soo you will see it ticking, there will certainly be a video of it completed.
Hi. I have a chronometer in a wooden box, can you repair?
Thanks
John.