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RRichard.W replied to the thread Recognize this kind of plug.The issue is that this pressed steel plug pre-dates Underwriters Laboratories. All electrical devices sold in the US must now comply...
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RGood evening, all! Connector ratings are often specified according to maximums, in this case, 250 volts. Not likely that this is...
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RRichard.W replied to the thread Missing spacer ST 120.The correct thickness of the missing spacer is the thickness of the rear plate. This is the result of using the same pillar in 3 places...
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RRichard.W replied to the thread Korean Mantel Clock GLORY 31 Day.Very few Asian clock parts are stocked anywhere. You may find an identical used one. If you want new, then you'll need to buy a complete...
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RRichard.W replied to the thread Wm. L. Gilbert Estate find.In my area selling price is based mostly on condition, maker, and if it runs or not. IMHO your clock has a "leg up" on most of the...
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RRichard.W reacted to Schatznut's post in the thread How do i release the main spring of this movement with
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Lots of good advice from the veterans here. My knuckles hurt just thinking about it - please be careful! -
RIn a perfect world, the stopped pendulum pointing at the center of the beat plate could indicate the clock is plumb. Ralph
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RRichard.W replied to the thread ST2 difficulty setting the beat.That "pawl" is the click for the maintaining power. The maintaining power ratchet is a separate part and is inset into the #1 wheel...
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RThanks for your hard work behind the scenes to stay up to date with the current technology and keep this place running. We do appreciate...
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RThere seems to always be a lot of questions about cleaning various things, to do with clock movements. Here is a simple low cost outfit...
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Rguess you don't like my answer? 8-( i suppose if you had a centering bit mounting in something that could not possibly shift under...
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Rno. the centering point will follow the path of least resistance to whatever the 'center' is of what you've got. filing is the way to...
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RRichard.W reacted to roughbarked's post in the thread Endshake problem solution - acceptable or a hack? with Like.
You could try recessing the bushes. Though my question would be, do the bushes look like they have been chamfered on the inside? If not...
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RRichard.W replied to the thread Mystery device.Note the ratios seem to be the same for the 3 arbors to which indicator needles can be fitted. Back in the days of my youth, analog...
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