Dr. Time's Clock Repair-Part 2-Antique Clock Overhaul

[union310]

clocks do not have gears they have wheels!

[agentsedge]

You need to use a spring winder. I recommend a Webster. They work well and are affordable.

[crackbabyheadz]

Dear Dr. I dont know how to load a spring OR how to calculate the forced required to move the arms(my arms are big) I need help, I am a failure, Please save me from my lack of knowledge

I contacted for nawcc and they didnt help

Please how do i load a spring for the weight i am pulling

with thanks

[fraud1958]

This is good stuff. I think with videos like yours I could learn clock repair. Reading repair books just didn't seem to work for me so I lost interest. I think I'll try the video approach and give it another try. Clock repair looks like it can get rather involved. I wonder if I'll have the patience for such work.

[geoffrey903]

I wouldn't worry about whether you have the patience, it is so completely absorbing you will be hooked!

If you're in the UK contact the BHI.

[geoffrey903]

Sorry, I forgot, if you're in the USA contact the NAWCC.

I guarantee with a little guidance you will never have to throw a clock away!

[mattyparker12345]

did u have the patience?