What not to do fix part 2

Here I show you how to use the step anvil, how I fix the “don’t do this “ problem. Let’s put this Ingraham movement back together!
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[@markstone7142]

Hi Jim, many thanks for this - it was very enlightening. I was getting soooo frustrated watching this, I was about to give up. But, then it occurred to me that this is how it actually is - it takes time, patience, and persistence.... that's what this work involves. I've experienced the same. You didn't do much in the 'this is what I edited to make it look easy' area. It's not easy and that's why it is so satisfying to get these amazingly functional puzzles back to a working state. I get a bigger kick out of the achievement of doing it than anyone else, because others may have no idea what is involved. Just coming off a 3 month long part time total clock restore, as a hobby (which involved French Polishing the case too), I feel that the 30 minutes watching here is very satisfying. Thank you again :)

[@ronmccarty7537]

Excellent video! Search for re explaining that graduated anvil. It was not boring to me at all, I love watching the entire process and getting all of the little tips here and there Xbox one thank you very much!