Clock Parts Terminology - NAWCC Forums
Jan 4, 2007 · Escape wheel is moving CW. 1. A tooth lands on ENTrance LOCKing face and continues sliding across it. This sliding motion and distance is called OVERSWING. During this slide and overswing, wheel freezes - motionless - ergo - deadbeat. 2. As pendulum returns, tooth meets IMPULSE or LIFT face and there, tooth pushes against face providing impulse ...
Warren Telechron Master Clock Type B - restoration
Business Member. Mar 25, 2024. #7. John Turner said: I have a Warren Telechron Master Clock Type B that I am working on restoring. Unfortunately, I am missing a few parts! The case and hardware is complete and being repaired as necessary. The movement is missing the mainspring assembly (mounting plate and the gear/arbor) and the complete motor ...
Clock Parts Wanted - NAWCC Forums
Sep 18, 2010. #1. Post your requests for parts needed to complete your repairs/projects here. Use the PM/Conversation function to make your deals in private. Post a followup when your requirements have been met, so we can delete your posts, and keep this thread managable. After about a month, your post will be moved to the non-sticky parts ...
Polishing the brass parts? - NAWCC Forums
Feb 4, 2011 · Im new at clock restoration and need to know what is the norm when dealing with brass parts of a clock. Should the brass parts be polished? Personally, i like the shine of polished brass. I have been shinning everthing up that is brass, movement plates, pendulums, gong parts, dial and bezel parts, anything brass. Most of these parts are covered ...
Parts for restoration of Horolovar Flying Pendulum clock
Jan 8, 2004 · NAWCC Member. May 27, 2004. #3. Denis, If you haven't found the parts yet, you can write to The Horolovar Co., P O Box 264, St. Clair Shores, MI. 48080. They have all the parts for the Ignatz. I ordered some back in '99. Very nice …
Revere electric clock - NAWCC Forums
Sep 11, 2024. #1. Hello, I am working on a revere electric grandfather clock. I’m doing this for a friend so no money is involved other than it in the price of the parts. when I received it it is a Telechton motor and the rotor assemble is missing other than the coil. therefore I do not know the size of the wheel that drives the main wheel ...
Warming brass & steel clock parts to dry | NAWCC Forums
Dec 23, 2021 · Blow your parts off with compressed air to remove the bulk of the water, then 5 minutes in front of the clock fan will leave them dry as a bone. It is even rumored that clock parts dried with the clock fan will keep "quartz-accurate" time …
Help - Ridgeway 'E' movement parts diagram and list
Jan 27, 2022 · First time post. We have a 1973 Ridgeway grandmother (model 131) clock with an 'E' movement. The clock is not working and before I take the movement out I would like to have an accurate parts diagram and matching parts list so I can understand the movement and be able to identify parts as needed. Until I can speak intelligently enough to ask ...
Ultrasonic Cleaning of Clock Movements - NAWCC Forums
Aug 26, 2016 · 1. Disassemble movement and put all of the parts in a wire basket. 2. Heat the solution with a fish tank heater to about 90 degrees, only if the movement is covered in oil or other substance. 3. Insert parts into US and set timer for about 10 minutes.
What is the best thing to use to clean clock mechanism
Aug 19, 2008 · First Rule of Clock Disassembly: LET DOWN THE MAINSPRINGS before you do anything else. As for keeping track of the parts: Think of your clock as having three "sectors". (1) the time train (aka going train) —that set of wheels, from the mainspring/first wheel up to the escape wheel. (2) the strike train, from the mainspring/first wheel on up.