I love your hands. You're a man that works very hard. I'm considering doing the same thing. With my old clock. I'd like to put a new spring in it. Thanks for the video.
I recently disassembled (though not yet cleaned and re-assembled) an "Advance" brand clock made in 2013. All the gears are plastic, but otherwise the movement looks almost exactly like this one. Your video helped me gain the confidence required to repair this clock - thanks!
Thank you very much for your video! This video is really helpful! This video gives awareness that old dead clocks can be repaired and restored to function properly. So that throwing old dead clocks into garbage or side of road or street can be avoided and soil pollution can also be avoided. Nothing is waste in the world. This video guides how to do anything in creative manner and how to avoid destroying.
You're a crazy man taking that clock completely apart. Do you always know what to do to put things back together? Are there times when you run into problems you can't solve? Do you ever take apart something and then get so overwhelmed with the idea of putting it back together that you just give up? I would and have.
Things were built so much better back in the day. That alarm clock will probably last another 70 yrs. great job I enjoyed watching you bring it back to life.
Ady Simm Yes it always was they use the cheapest material they can find to duplicate our products. I have my Fathers wind up alarm clock at home that he used throughout his working life time. It is a Wesclock and it still winds up and runs. I believe he bought that clock in 1939 when he married my Mother.
I have one of these I would like to save but the two winders on the back turn in both directions with minimal resistance, so they don't stop so I can unscrew them to get the back off. Any suggestions?
Fantastic indeed. How can you possibly remember where all those parts go upon reassemble, and no parts left over. I have a hard time remembering where my house keys are. Even my wife commented about the rooster. Happy to hear the rooster has returned. Great job Mr. Electricity , thanks for sharing with us, you do great work, and take care of Mr. Rooster, he has become part of your show......Take care, Ken from California USA.
Las cuerdas deben ser enrolladas una vez armado el tren de ruedas con su platina.. podría causar un grave accidente por la fuerza que generan las cuerdas
OMG... You do clockworks too?!!? You are one incredibly well-educated hand-worker; your skills remind me of my father's! And to think so many people nowadays don't even know how to change a light bulb... *shakes head sadly*
I probably should have said, this is an old plastic Equity clock. I agree it's not worth it but this one belonged to actor John Wayne and I would just like to save it for personal reasons.
@@cheungpakchuen4378 I do appreciate your answer! I'll give it a try with either one, to see if it works as well as it does in the video. Thanks a lot Cheung!
Doesn't that rooster EVER shut up. I grew up on a farm with chickens and other livestock and I don't remember one endlessly yammering on like that one. Very nice work on the clock.
fantastic jobi bet it will work for years more, unfortunately the ware cannot be taken out of the shafts and bearing surfaces 😞 but i will stick to my electronic repairs 😉
@@shrutibajaj5298 Bummer! The best way to do things is to take a video of the disassembly. It helps. Although sometimes there are parts like with springs that jump from their place and have no odea how to put them back. This is why some repairs I leave to the professionals. And also sometimes you need specialized tools Some others I can attempt myseld. And preferably to succeed as well :)
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Great job! Like others are saying, you are a brave man to take a clock apart, and have it work after you've put it back together.
very difficult restoration requires hands of a surgeon very steady and patient
Another rooster approved restoration! Great work on getting it reassembled!
Nice 1950's alarm clock colored in green. Good job done!👍
I love your hands. You're a man that works very hard. I'm considering doing the same thing. With my old clock. I'd like to put a new spring in it. Thanks for the video.
I recently disassembled (though not yet cleaned and re-assembled) an "Advance" brand clock made in 2013. All the gears are plastic, but otherwise the movement looks almost exactly like this one. Your video helped me gain the confidence required to repair this clock - thanks!
Thank you very much for your video! This video is really helpful! This video gives awareness that old dead clocks can be repaired and restored to function properly. So that throwing old dead clocks into garbage or side of road or street can be avoided and soil pollution can also be avoided. Nothing is waste in the world. This video guides how to do anything in creative manner and how to avoid destroying.
Great job restoring the wind-up clock. You cleaned it up well and got it ticking. Well done.
You're a crazy man taking that clock completely apart. Do you always know what to do to put things back together? Are there times when you run into problems you can't solve? Do you ever take apart something and then get so overwhelmed with the idea of putting it back together that you just give up? I would and have.
Very good jop thank you so much from iraq 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
чисто из уважения к труду ставлю лайк!!!
Parabéns lindo trabalho, você tem muito talento.
You just can't find alarm ⏰ clocks like this unless they're replicas , or what you did a restoration. Beautiful work you do Mr. Electricity. 👍
Fantastic..✌👍👍👍😊
Awesome
Hello from Russia
Love those precision tools. Especially the huge pliers!
How big patience. Congratulations from the Canary islands _Spain
Very nice. I like to see things working again. I restored a lot of clocks myself too
Love the background sounds . At a rough guess i would say you live on a farm ...Elementary , my dear Watson.
Nice job on the old alarm clock. I love the ticking sound they make.
..i sleep well with three of them ticking away. I think it's a comforting sound from childhood or something!
Five words...beautiful, thorough,precise, meticulous and brilliant... craftsmanship! 👍🏻❤️😊⏰
3 words?
@@FatihSatılmış-y6t fixed it! Whoops 😬 lol
Terrific work, man !!!!
Things were built so much better back in the day. That alarm clock will probably last another 70 yrs. great job I enjoyed watching you bring it back to life.
That is true I hate Chinese junk it's absolutely crap
Ady Simm Yes it always was they use the cheapest material they can find to duplicate our products. I have my Fathers wind up alarm clock at home that he used throughout his working life time. It is a Wesclock and it still winds up and runs. I believe he bought that clock in 1939 when he married my Mother.
I have one of these I would like to save but the two winders on the back turn in both directions with minimal resistance, so they don't stop so I can unscrew them to get the back off. Any suggestions?
Fantastic indeed. How can you possibly remember where all those parts go upon reassemble, and no parts left over. I have a hard time remembering where my house keys are. Even my wife commented about the rooster. Happy to hear the rooster has returned. Great job Mr. Electricity , thanks for sharing with us, you do great work, and take care of Mr. Rooster, he has become part of your show......Take care, Ken from California USA.
I did a similar clock when I when was 13 ( now 67) with basic tools. it was difficult, but great fun. Good to see it done in 2019.
Very good restoration 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍
You are a braver man than me
Well done 👍 Great Job!
You have a rooster why do you need a alarm clock ;)
😆🤣😂
How else would the rooster know to get up himself?
Yeah, but that rooster needs a little bit of oil.
rooster is for roasting
hahaha...
Real Technician hands and Great memory.
Mr Electricity you really take pride in your work.
Buenísimo, a mí me hubieran sobrado como mínimo 3 piezas. Saludos
Las cuerdas deben ser enrolladas una vez armado el tren de ruedas con su platina.. podría causar un grave accidente por la fuerza que generan las cuerdas
greetings from Turkey 👍👏👏👏
Fantastic restoration. Your a very clever guy. 👍
Ok , very nice👌👌👌👏👏👏
Que trabalho lindo e especial.
OMG... You do clockworks too?!!? You are one incredibly well-educated hand-worker; your skills remind me of my father's! And to think so many people nowadays don't even know how to change a light bulb... *shakes head sadly*
Obviously, all the pivots were in good shape. All there was, was a broken main spring and a little dirt. Nice job.
Parabéns bom trabalho
Eu /20 /07 /2020
🤝🇧🇷
Awesome job!
I can’t believe you took all those gears off! Also, with your rooster maybe you don’t need the alarm!!
You have a clock that sounds like a rooster! How clever!
Very well!
Great job good outcome...
From the roosters perspective, this alarm clock is literally "The Robot Uprising".
Nice old clock, man. Wow, that rooster crowing outside. That was interesting. 🐓
You ought to take on restoring an old Black Forest cuckoo clock someday, that would make a interesting video!
@Joseph-Denis Noël I've worked on one before and it wasn't bad, it didn't seem any more complicated than what you tackles with this clock.
Excellent restoration...well done!
Waoo amazing "" "" I have also a such type of clock very old "" "I am from Pakistan kashmir neelum
Great job remembering the location of all the gears
Beautiful work thank you sir
Great work I can see myself trying this then chucking it all in the dustbin unable to get it all back together enjoyed watching you work your magic
Great job, you've done that before!
Awesome job, congrats!
Mr. Electricity; you are a crack! The Messi of restauration!
Hen is calling you just joking
Seriously I love your work
The way u restore every damaged item.
Love from India.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful
Lindo trabalho!
This was so hard to watch!!! You are brave. I went into a state of anxiety when he started taking out the gears.
Good job.
“... hard to watch” 😂😂😂
Pun intended or what?
A whole new kind of rewind on the channel. Great video!
Beautiful old is gold🌹🏵️💮🌸💐🥀🌺🌴🌳🌲🌱
I am curious to know how many hours this restore took? I have to hand it to Mr. Electricity, you are a real craftsman.
Saati sökünce geri toplamak cok zor istir.bravo
complexo esse funcionamento , mas amei a reforma...
Give me your fecbook
Молодец!
While assembly the Cockerel has to announce every cog placed back in the clock.
Đồng hồ Trung Quốc ngày xưa cũng rất chất lượng, hơn hẳn bjo
That rooster of yours really needs restoration!
Apparently, he crows off -Greenwich time! :)
Great video, with special thanks!
BAH. You don't need overpriced special tools to fix small clocks. Even worn pivot holes are easy to deal with Nice work.
Never seen one like it. Well done 👍
Good job 🌷🌷🌷
Como Recuerda donde va cada pieza!!!!
А вообще красиво получилось.
Nice Work, congratulations my friend !!!
Very nice.
Amazing!!!!!!!!!! great job
I probably should have said, this is an old plastic Equity clock. I agree it's not worth it but this one belonged to actor John Wayne and I would just like to save it for personal reasons.
Great restored appearance - good job! Wonder how old the clock is?
"Here they come to snuff the Rooster......" Great restoration by the way. 😎 one more sub!
Excellent job! What did you use to clean it? I'm presently learning and would like to be able to do such a great job with common tools.
What liquid did you use to clean the mechanism?
@@ferben2114 I guess it may be either white petroleum or kerosene.
@@cheungpakchuen4378 I do appreciate your answer! I'll give it a try with either one, to see if it works as well as it does in the video. Thanks a lot Cheung!
@@cheungpakchuen4378 thanx very much!
@@ferben2114 did you made it. What liquid you used?
Lol that rooster scared me 🤣🤣🤣
Good job💗
His biggest restoration yet. Hand restoration
Doesn't that rooster EVER shut up. I grew up on a farm with chickens and other livestock and I don't remember one endlessly yammering on like that one.
Very nice work on the clock.
I love that rooster !
Well done !
Nice job
Great job! Can I buy one of those chickens off of you?
hey , look your hands , I thought surely you very to loved all mechanics . this clock was only your toy when you were young !
You're great. Don't be easy work with so much parts. And each part so little. Just to who know.
Good job thought y not just a bath but the the broken spring....
Genius man👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
fantastic jobi bet it will work for years more, unfortunately the ware cannot be taken out of the shafts and bearing surfaces 😞 but i will stick to my electronic repairs 😉
a lot of these guys run fix it shops…sharpen knives, fix power tools, clock and watch makers….
Fantastic
Where do you live I have quite a few clocks some art deco that need restoration . Great job looks brilliant
I can do that (only the dismantling part :p)
Then I would have no idea how to put the parts back in place :))
Ur great men just like me at least we try hahaha.
That's what i did
And now i have absolute zero idea on how to esamble it
@@shrutibajaj5298 Bummer!
The best way to do things is to take a video of the disassembly. It helps. Although sometimes there are parts like with springs that jump from their place and have no odea how to put them back. This is why some repairs I leave to the professionals.
And also sometimes you need specialized tools
Some others I can attempt myseld. And preferably to succeed as well :)
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Wow awesome result respect 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿🌟💥✨✨👍🏿👍🏿
Kokokokoooo... good job:)