That looks good Kevin. Congratulations. Looking at your pictures, I believe that you are correct about these modifications being made to the movement at the factory (maybe not at the ST factory though). It would make no sense that someone would replace all four bushing points with Rathburn...
If it is the quality that you are referring to, there are quality springs available as replacements. I order mine from a supplier in Toronto Canada. They are not cheap, but I can usually get what I need.
Thurmond, thank you for the update. I am working towards the same. I have been using a Bergeon 6200 for the past 10+ years, but I also have the Sherline Mill, so I thought I should give it a try.
My Sherline Milling Machine Bushing and Depthing Accessory arrived yesterday, but I haven't had...
Necessity is the mother of invention. I love these type of stories. kologha, I respect your ingenuity, and willingness to try something different. I can only wonder what someone else in 100 years looking at repairing this clock will think. Great job.
Hello,
It "sounds" like you are saying that you have lengthened the suspension rod and bob to the lowest lever in order to have the clock slowed and now it is keeping time? Please clarify. If so, there are other thinks you can do to provide for more flexibility in adjusting the speed of the...
Hi Clarke,
Nice looking movement. Dick provided some sage advice. Following that advice will save you a lot of frustration in the long run.
You note above that you are an amateur. Depending on what you consider an amateur to be, you may want to put this one in the "do later" section of your...
As Dick mentioned, often times the movement is not configured to handle a spring long enough for an 8-day run. In many earlier American clocks, the position of the winding arbors will be a clue as to whether or not it is a 30 hour, or 8 day clock. With a 30 hour movement, the distance between...
Wow, just watched the video. Don't run the clock until you fix the depthing of the verge. That is going to kill your escape wheel. The escape wheel should be advancing one tooth at a time. The bearing for the escape wheel is part of the issue, but move the pallet in closer to start. First...
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