Clock Repair For Total Beginners - Lesson 9

[@foxbat9444]

and you're really a phenomenal teacher. You lay it all out so clearly and simply that anyone can understand.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

It helps if you know your subject, and are not stumbling around in the dark like so many others. Thanks for your comment, I appreciate it.

[@bventrig]

I am enjoying this series very much. It's very helpful and I appreciate the work and time you put into it. Thank You

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

I am glad that the series is helpful to you.

[@luisdardis5223]

YOU ARE DOING AN INCREDIBLE WORK WITH THIS VIDEOS, THANKS 10000 TIMES. AYE!!

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Thanks for your kind comment, it is much appreciated.

[@whitneykovener]

Good teaching Scottie, thank you

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Hi Whitney, you are certainly getting into these lessons, it makes me happy that they are well received.

[@munnerlyn3]

Good job...............I have never done it with a pop cycle stick but have used my drill and an Arkansas stone to polish pivots.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Yes, that works well also.

[@graham5744-u6e]

great video, im really enjoying your lessons

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Thanks for the compliment, I am glad you like the videos.

[@en2oh]

great video! would large 'sticks' like you're using with 1200grit paper not tend to create a cone on the pivot?

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Make sure you hold the 1200 grit stick parallel to the arbor.

[@robertcloosterman9336]

Very informative. Hopefully not jumping ahead. How much slop can you allow in the bushings before you have to replace them? 🙂 Rob

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Hi Rob, this subject is discussed in lesson 10. The max. allowable before having to rebush a movement plate is for the wheel arbor to be no more than 5 degress from the perpendicular, relative to the movement plate.

[@ПашаПитецкий]

Клас 😊❤

[@Petrust123]

Are you Australia based

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Yes, in rural Victoria.