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

Part 2 - "Dr. Time" a/k/a Dave Dettmann begins the bushing process using solid "Bronze" bushings during the restoration of an 80 year old american mantle clock in an attempt bring it back to it's original beauty. Dave has been repairing clocks like this for over 30 years, and in this major overhaul which he calls the "Presidential" repair, what was once a bunch of wood & metal parts sitting in a box for years becomes a fully restored part of american heritage.

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Science & Technology

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• dr.time
• clock repair
• dave dettmann
• clock overhaul
• doctor time

[agentsedge]

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

[cooljohnny005]

Thanks for taking the time out making the video showing people how to repair a clock the correct way. Great detail and helpful information =)

[union310]

clocks do not have gears they have wheels!

[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

[mattyparker12345]

did u have the patience?