Thank you for your generosity in sharing your knowledge. It's helpful to understand how to think about and resolve the problem that's causing the symptom.
I've recently become very interested in clocks and what makes them tick. I have learned my way around a 1911 pistol and both of them go hand in hand. Timeless designs where the beauty is definitely within. Very educational video. Thank you sir!
Hi Cliff, just came across your video and I like your no nonsense way of explaining the workings and problem solving. Looking forward to following more on your channel 👌
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm trying to get my grandmother's clock chiming again. It's a beautiful sound that's missing from our home - Ed
Cliff thanks for the video it is well done. You happened to use the very clock I need serviced. I was doing research to understand before I took it in for servicing. Much appreciation for your efforts!
,,,,,,,,thank you for your knowledge of historic machinery..............At 71,,,,my era was my youth with all the analog machinery of then........Kids today are aliens and their little world has no connection to my youth...........I never liked video games when they were new in bars and taverns........in the mid 1970's........thanks again for your professionalism and talent...................
Very interesting. Thank you sir for the videos. I don’t believe I’m going to dive into taking mine apart. I could see why someone would charge a good deal to repair these.
Fantastic video. I learned more about diagnosis here than I have in years of trying to figure it out myself. Thank you. I have my parent's German Wag which is now over 125 years old. It stopped running years ago, which I attributed to being over wound. The nearest repair shop is 90 minutes away and I'm reluctant to leave it there. I will release the springs as you showed and do a visual inspection for bushing wear. If I find that then it's off to the shop. I don't have a lathe. On to part two! BTW, I'm in Memphis, Tennessee.
Wonderful video! It's frightening for me, if I would have to try to remember how the parts all go back together once taken apart. But I'm not very mechanical minded.
Great video cliff, I call the spokes the crossouts. I have done about 200 + clocks now. Starting to get the hang of it. I like the way you explain things. I send links to my customers regarding the depthing issues caused by worn bushes etc.
Brilliant video Cliff, I recall as a child dismembering my alarm clock (no idea why?). All went well until the mainspring exploded. Fortunately it flew away from me, it was at that point I realised clocks are pretty dangerous things and not the gentle inoffensive objects they appear to be!
i tried putting together a clock kit i found at thirft store and boy that clock spring, im glad it wasnt a full size clock! Where do i find that pressure releaser tool?
G’day Cliff, I had wondered in my youth how you could overwind a clock, it didn’t make sense, now I know you can’t, thanks for explaining. Now you keep me in suspense to see how you repair it, don’t take too long, I’m getting old, short attention span and all. Cheers Peter
Very interesting. Learned a few things too, like what a worn pivot hole looks like. Using the microscope is extremely useful for illustrating clock repair. Waiting for part 2...
Hi Cliff, great video. People these days just do not appreciate the work involved in these lovely time pieces. Clock making skills are gradually disappearing. Regards MachineNZ
Gday Cliff, very interesting video, it is amazing just how much is in a clock, the attention to detail and accuracy is mind blowing, you must have very steady hands and a bloody lot of patience, this line of work is definitely not suited me, thank you for sharing mate and looking forward to part 2, ATB Matty🇦🇺
I have a Howard Miller mantle clock, # 617 ! ?, model 613-192 the hands do not turn. it is relatively New. I think I over wound it . Is this an EASY fix... thanks
Cliff, not that I know anything about clocks, but my weight-powered wall clock was over-wound and quit working for months. I loosened some slack on the two pulleys supporting the weights and the clock started working again.
I usually if it is needed re bush each individual train, then put the spring back in, for that train and run to see if the train will run without depthing problems. If it doesn't then I check and if needed I then re bush the problem one and move the centre of the bush until the clock runs properly. I don't want to get everything together to take apart again. A blind bush may be a better option, and measure the corresponding bush on the other plate to get the centre in the correct place, assuming that one is o.k. Having a bushing tool makes life easier.
Can the chimes on a jauch movement grandfather clock - Herschede model 629 be turned off. I bought one at an estate sale and it doesn't chime. How do you turn them back on.
hi cliff please can you give me some advice on how to remove the strike snail off the minute hand as it appears to be pressed on, the clock movement is a Junghans Vienna type wall clock the movement only has nuts on the front plate. i have just had a chime spring tear the brass punched tab off the barrel so it needs a strip down . it has more sentimental value than monetary worth was i remember my father bringing it home in bits approx 45-50 years ago and he got it running but it was never stripped or cleaned so its well over due and hopefully it will go another 50-100 years ? regards Richie
Cliff. I have a sneaky suspicion that this is my clock and I hadn't realised that the wife had blamed me for its problems 🤣 If they both work at the hospital then yes it is my clock. When it was purchased in 2018 we were told that it had just been fully refurbished. You'd like to think if they had re-bushed those holes it would last longer than a year? It's a fascinating video and I'm about to watch part two. Thanks for your hard work on it I appreciate it 👍🏼
I have an old Bailey banks and biddle clock that the suspension spring broke on... where can I find the replacement? It’s a French Mercury clock I believe. I’d take it to a professional but the closest clock repair is multiple hours away
Is there a way to check if the hole has been enlarged without disassemble? An acquaintance came to me with their old clock asking me to fix it.. As with your friend's, this one won't run either. There's a string i can pull which starts the bell (1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 4 etc). I removed the large part of the pendel (friction held) and if i hold the clock in a slight angle and gentle move the part the pendel was attached to it will tick-tock for a few moments. There's obviously tension in the spring as it continues. They said it was after their move it didn't start once hanging on their new wall. I have no experience in this but i do love learning stuff : )
@@sufferingorthodoxy352 there are many books on the subject. Finding a mentor is difficult but worth the effort. Unless you are really ready commit you can get by on basic tools to start. Until you get familiar with a clock or watch , take pictures of everything.
Enjoyed this detective hunt for trouble & the tools of hunt. I have never understood clocks but I have several including a Westminster chimer that as a mechanism I think is like the one you are working on. Although a different body.They are beautiful machines. If there are any recommendations as to best practice for maintenance etc I would be most interested in your advice/suggestions. Thanks for sharing!
Cliff, my old Smiths Enfield has sadly stopped working (it belonged to my Grandmother who bought it new). do you still do repair work or can you recommend any trustworthy people in the north of the uk? thanks in advance
Evening, I'm no longer repairing, but if you Google "the British watch and clockmakers guild" they have a find a repairer in your area on the website, or the BHI, ( but members of the BHI tend to be a bit pricier) I was a member of the BWC for many years and they do police their members. Hope this helps, All the best, Cliff
Great videos Cliff....why did you give up being a professional watch maker? I'm 49 and have started learning, I love watching videos like yours as it inspires me 😀
Cheers Cruiser, appreciate you subscribing, Mr Mathews is a good ole chap, but then he's got a lot of time on his hands at the moment! :-) All the best, Cliff
My mum gave my eldest daughter a little mechanical gold watch when she was about 13, she genuinely thought it was a new invention and was amazed it didn't need a battery! Thanks for watching, ATB, Cliff
Paused the video to write this. At about 10:58 the lower cog wheel looks like one of the teeth has a flat spot on it. When that spot lines up with (maybe) a corresponding bad tooth on a companion wheel could that be the cause of running but then stopping? UPDATE: Ok, I was wrong..lol Now you see why I'm not a clock repairman. :-) I do have a question however. I would assume the bushings are brass for smooth running but are prone to wear. Is the axle in the wheel brass as well or is it steel for hardness and longevity?
Hello, Thanks for watching and commenting, yes the "axles" (arbors in clock making language) are steel, generally the better quality clock the better steel and very hard, Thanks again, All the best, Cliff
Hello, thanks for watching, it really depends on how it is jammed, if you take the pallets off does it run freely? if it does it might be that the pallets are set to low and not letting it escape. let me know, All the best, Cliff
Hello, if the clock is "ticking" the minute hand should be moving, the wheel the hour hand is carried on might have a problem, but the minute hand should move, it's not a battery clock is it?
Can't over wind a clock, the spring will just go as small as it can. I have heard the over winding comment before. It will be something else that is at fault. Most of the clocks especially Smiths and or Smiths Enfields, it is the bushings that are at fault, most of the time the pivots are o.k. I have sorted about 150 clocks now over the last 4 years, strikers and westminster chimes mainly, and the bushings are the main fault with them. Doing about 2-3 clocks per week now. I really need a bushing machine. At the moment I have to get some one to re bush for me. I really enjoy clock restoration and repair, started off as a hobby but my main job now. There are a shortage of good clock repairers.
Could be out of beat. Usually a clock can become out of beat if you moved it without taking off the pendulum. Or the movement could be ceased. Therefore it would need to be repaired.
I can fix a lot of things but I think the date left was the day he regretted taking that thing apart... good grief my head hurts tracking every piece an remembering where it goes takes expert levels
Hello I wonder if you could tell me the average price for a repair you charge? I wanted to know if I could get mine repaired and not cost the earth. Just a rough price for instance how much was this clocks repair roughly? Thank you
Hello Dennis, Sorry for the late reply, I don't do any "commercial" repairs now, can't risk it my workshop, security and all that. I am probably a bit out of touch but I would say a clean and service for a three train (striking and chiming) clock would be 195-250, here in the southeast at least. All the best, Cliff
No such thing as "overwound". That's like saying your car won't start because you overfilled the gas tank.If you wind it all the way up,and it wont run,take it to a PROFESSIONAL,not the local I'm a handyman/ mr fixit guy.Overwound is a myth.
Bloody hell Cliff. Looks more complicated than Clicksprings build. I’m torn with the beauty of the engineering, and the sight of all that Brass. So wife’s friend 🤔 hours n hours of free work, your a good un.
True all round! Clickspring shames me! Apart from the brilliant work he knocks out, how much effort does he put into his videos! Thanks for watching Ian! ate cliff
Hello Yogesh, A couple of things, when you say chiming, do you actually mean chiming or striking, ie, does it strike the half hours and hours, or does it chime every quarter of an hour?
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Thank you for your generosity in sharing your knowledge. It's helpful to understand how to think about and resolve the problem that's causing the symptom.
That's much appreciated, thank you for watching.
I've recently become very interested in clocks and what makes them tick. I have learned my way around a 1911 pistol and both of them go hand in hand. Timeless designs where the beauty is definitely within. Very educational video. Thank you sir!
I was saying the exact same thing, about a recently acquired RPG 😂
That’s the most manly apron I’ve seen
I hope those whose clocks you repair appreciate your incredible knowledge and PATIENCE.Dear God you are a Genius
Thank you sincerely 🌎🚴♀️🎶🎶😘
Thank you,
Have a Merry Christmas,
Cliff
Hi Cliff, just came across your video and I like your no nonsense way of explaining the workings and problem solving. Looking forward to following more on your channel 👌
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm trying to get my grandmother's clock chiming again. It's a beautiful sound that's missing from our home - Ed
😱 OMG, I just wanted to know how to make my parents clock work and stumbled unto GOLD!!!!! It’s gold, Cliff!! Gold!!!!
Don't know about that, Thank You,
All the Best,
Cliff
Cliff thanks for the video it is well done. You happened to use the very clock I need serviced. I was doing research to understand before I took it in for servicing. Much appreciation for your efforts!
Thank you for your video. I was able to fix my problem because of things you taught in this video.
,,,,,,,,thank you for your knowledge of historic machinery..............At 71,,,,my era was my youth with all the analog machinery of then........Kids today are aliens and their little world has no connection to my youth...........I never liked video games when they were new in bars and taverns........in the mid 1970's........thanks again for your professionalism and talent...................
Very interesting. Thank you sir for the videos. I don’t believe I’m going to dive into taking mine apart. I could see why someone would charge a good deal to repair these.
Mine is keeping time just fine, it is the Westminster chime on every quarter which has stopped.
Fantastic video. I learned more about diagnosis here than I have in years of trying to figure it out myself. Thank you. I have my parent's German Wag which is now over 125 years old. It stopped running years ago, which I attributed to being over wound. The nearest repair shop is 90 minutes away and I'm reluctant to leave it there. I will release the springs as you showed and do a visual inspection for bushing wear. If I find that then it's off to the shop. I don't have a lathe. On to part two! BTW, I'm in Memphis, Tennessee.
Wonderful video! It's frightening for me, if I would have to try to remember how the parts all go back together once taken apart. But I'm not very mechanical minded.
Fantastic video, fantastic explanations! Very enjoyable to watch! Thank you!
Great video cliff, I call the spokes the crossouts. I have done about 200 + clocks now. Starting to get the hang of it. I like the way you explain things. I send links to my customers regarding the depthing issues caused by worn bushes etc.
I have a clock that is having similar issues....and thankfully, this video showed me that I should not try to fix it myself...lol
Brilliant video Cliff, I recall as a child dismembering my alarm clock (no idea why?). All went well until the mainspring exploded. Fortunately it flew away from me, it was at that point I realised clocks are pretty dangerous things and not the gentle inoffensive objects they appear to be!
We've all done it, once is usually enough, if you survive! :-)
ATB,
Cliff
i tried putting together a clock kit i found at thirft store and boy that clock spring, im glad it wasnt a full size clock! Where do i find that pressure releaser tool?
G’day Cliff, I had wondered in my youth how you could overwind a clock, it didn’t make sense, now I know you can’t, thanks for explaining. Now you keep me in suspense to see how you repair it, don’t take too long, I’m getting old, short attention span and all.
Cheers
Peter
Cheers Peter,
Part two tonight, hopefully!
ATB,
Cliff
Cliff, thank you so much for posting this, a real education, learning stuff all the time.
Cheers, Alan.
Very interesting. Learned a few things too, like what a worn pivot hole looks like. Using the microscope is extremely useful for illustrating clock repair. Waiting for part 2...
Thanks Juan, microscope also shows up how rough my work is! :-)
ATB,
Cliff
Hi Cliff, great video. People these days just do not appreciate the work involved in these lovely time pieces. Clock making skills are gradually disappearing. Regards MachineNZ
Thank you for the very important info!❤
Cheers,
if I ever finish sorting out my workshop I've got a few more to do!
ATB,
Cliff
My grandmother clock is not well, this video really helps. Well at least I know I didn’t overwind her ☺️ fascinating video...
Glad it was helpful!
ATB,
Cliff
Gday Cliff, very interesting video, it is amazing just how much is in a clock, the attention to detail and accuracy is mind blowing, you must have very steady hands and a bloody lot of patience, this line of work is definitely not suited me, thank you for sharing mate and looking forward to part 2, ATB Matty🇦🇺
Thank you for your channel!
A good sense of humor is beneficial to any trade. Get better Cliff the clock doctor 😉
what a public service this video is! You've convinced me to take my clock to a professional rather than mess with it myself.
So funny: "...it's been done before, not very badly but not brilliantly".
Thanks so much cliff,really informative and concise.
Thank You,
Have a Merry Christmas,
All the best,
Cliff
I have a Howard Miller mantle clock, # 617 ! ?, model 613-192 the hands do not turn. it is relatively New. I think I over wound it . Is this an EASY fix... thanks
I am intereted in a smock just like you are wearing. Could you reccomend any leads on where to aquire a similar one?
Cliff, not that I know anything about clocks, but my weight-powered wall clock was over-wound and quit working for months. I loosened some slack on the two pulleys supporting the weights and the clock started working again.
I'm going to watch this in a couple of weeks when he's better.
Be sure to wear a mask next time you watch to prevent the spread, remember we're all in this together !
I usually if it is needed re bush each individual train, then put the spring back in, for that train and run to see if the train will run without depthing problems. If it doesn't then I check and if needed I then re bush the problem one and move the centre of the bush until the clock runs properly. I don't want to get everything together to take apart again. A blind bush may be a better option, and measure the corresponding bush on the other plate to get the centre in the correct place, assuming that one is o.k. Having a bushing tool makes life easier.
Can the chimes on a jauch movement grandfather clock - Herschede model 629 be turned off. I bought one at an estate sale and it doesn't chime. How do you turn them back on.
hi cliff
please can you give me some advice on how to remove the strike snail off the minute hand as it appears to be pressed on, the clock movement is a Junghans Vienna type wall clock the movement only has nuts on the front plate. i have just had a chime spring tear the brass punched tab off the barrel so it needs a strip down . it has more sentimental value than monetary worth was i remember my father bringing it home in bits approx 45-50 years ago and he got it running but it was never stripped or cleaned so its well over due and hopefully it will go another 50-100 years ?
regards Richie
...and that's why watches have jewels - to prevent such things happening. Very hard stones that hardly wear over time.
Cliff. I have a sneaky suspicion that this is my clock and I hadn't realised that the wife had blamed me for its problems 🤣 If they both work at the hospital then yes it is my clock.
When it was purchased in 2018 we were told that it had just been fully refurbished. You'd like to think if they had re-bushed those holes it would last longer than a year? It's a fascinating video and I'm about to watch part two. Thanks for your hard work on it I appreciate it 👍🏼
wait a minute. I think this spring driven might be dirty or something or needs to be oiled/lubed or possibly cleaned.
How do you learn how to put all back again ?
Cheers Steve
I have an old Bailey banks and biddle clock that the suspension spring broke on... where can I find the replacement? It’s a French Mercury clock I believe. I’d take it to a professional but the closest clock repair is multiple hours away
Nicely explained , thanks
If I have a Clock with a spring that doesn’t have a barrel that is totally exposed, is it still the same problem?
That's a nice set up you have going on.
Think i,ll take mine to a clock repair person. Hope you got over your cold by now .
Is there a way to check if the hole has been enlarged without disassemble? An acquaintance came to me with their old clock asking me to fix it.. As with your friend's, this one won't run either. There's a string i can pull which starts the bell (1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 4 etc). I removed the large part of the pendel (friction held) and if i hold the clock in a slight angle and gentle move the part the pendel was attached to it will tick-tock for a few moments. There's obviously tension in the spring as it continues. They said it was after their move it didn't start once hanging on their new wall.
I have no experience in this but i do love learning stuff : )
I bought a beautiful Legant clock for $5. It works except for the chime. Even broken it's worth $35 but new over $135
I really can't count the number of times I've heard that complaint in the last thirtyfive years of watch and clock repair.
So many husbands, wives and children have been accused of this heinous crime! :-)
Thanks for watching,
All the best,
Cliff
How do you become a clock repairer for a career? I’m a young guy just wanting to learn the trade and be an apprentice
@@sufferingorthodoxy352 there are many books on the subject. Finding a mentor is difficult but worth the effort. Unless you are really ready commit you can get by on basic tools to start. Until you get familiar with a clock or watch , take pictures of everything.
You sound like Brian Johnson. Nothing to apologize for
Great video 👍
What if you wind and the clock does not tick? If I move the hands manually, it chimes but doesn’t tick. It’s a Howard Miller bracket/mantle clock
Does it have a pendulum?
My Emperor Grandfather is striking on the half hour
Is this the same for watches as well? I’ve had several people tell me that their watch was overwound. Thanks for the info and love your apron!
As far as overwinding goes, yes, but on better wristwatches the most of the pivot holes are jewelled and are much less likely to wear.
Enjoyed this detective hunt for trouble & the tools of hunt. I have never understood clocks but I have several including a Westminster chimer that as a mechanism I think is like the one you are working on. Although a different body.They are beautiful machines. If there are any recommendations as to best practice for maintenance etc I would be most interested in your advice/suggestions. Thanks for sharing!
Someone mention the term air governor? The two vanes which spin as it strikes or chimes. Can you explain what they do?
Cliff, my old Smiths Enfield has sadly stopped working (it belonged to my Grandmother who bought it new). do you still do repair work or can you recommend any trustworthy people in the north of the uk? thanks in advance
Evening,
I'm no longer repairing, but if you Google "the British watch and clockmakers guild" they have a find a repairer in your area on the website, or the BHI, ( but members of the BHI tend to be a bit pricier) I was a member of the BWC for many years and they do police their members.
Hope this helps,
All the best,
Cliff
Great videos Cliff....why did you give up being a professional watch maker? I'm 49 and have started learning, I love watching videos like yours as it inspires me 😀
Excellent.
Hi Cliff, great video, very informative. Regards, Paul
Thanks Paul,
ATB,
Cliff
hey Cliff hpe you feel beter! this post was about when I had covid? hope you and your family are well!
Do you fix Grandfather clocks
Hello Cliff, stopped in after watching Lord Ian Matthew's latest shed video !
Cheers Cruiser, appreciate you subscribing, Mr Mathews is a good ole chap, but then he's got a lot of time on his hands at the moment! :-)
All the best,
Cliff
I have several clocks that need repair..... Will you be my friend? Very interesting and helpful. Thanks.
Do you need any help with fixing the clocks?
Nice sweater :)
great video thank you so much
Thanks Joe, greatly appreciate you watching,
ATB,
Cliff
A proper clock.
So clever that it doesn't need batteries.
My mum gave my eldest daughter a little mechanical gold watch when she was about 13, she genuinely thought it was a new invention and was amazed it didn't need a battery!
Thanks for watching,
ATB,
Cliff
i have a 31 day clock. it will continously chime for 50 minutes. What can i do about it?
Paused the video to write this. At about 10:58 the lower cog wheel looks like one of the teeth has a flat spot on it. When that spot lines up with (maybe) a corresponding bad tooth on a companion wheel could that be the cause of running but then stopping? UPDATE: Ok, I was wrong..lol Now you see why I'm not a clock repairman. :-) I do have a question however. I would assume the bushings are brass for smooth running but are prone to wear. Is the axle in the wheel brass as well or is it steel for hardness and longevity?
Hello,
Thanks for watching and commenting, yes the "axles" (arbors in clock making language) are steel, generally the better quality clock the better steel and very hard,
Thanks again,
All the best,
Cliff
A chap had me make some pivot bushings for him, the were really difficult to find as they were smaller than the swarf that was created
I do that sometimes call pivots pinions and visa versa.
I think I love you.. watching this video just reassures me that all is not wrong with the world..
Thank you Kirsten, that's very kind of you,
All the best,
Cliff
This video was really helpful I would like to know What happens if the escape wheel is jammed how would you fix it?
Hello, thanks for watching, it really depends on how it is jammed, if you take the pallets off does it run freely? if it does it might be that the pallets are set to low and not letting it escape. let me know,
All the best,
Cliff
Yes the pallets were two low, after adjusting them the clock started working again thank you so much for the help and have a good Christmas!
Really helpful, thank you..
Hi Cliff,, great informative video. Question: How old is this particular clock and who is the maker? Thanks.
I had Highlands 31 days clock but my hour and minute hand aren't working even though the pendulum is swinging. Is there solution?
Hello, if the clock is "ticking" the minute hand should be moving, the wheel the hour hand is carried on might have a problem, but the minute hand should move, it's not a battery clock is it?
Eyup Cliff more clockwork it looks complicated but interesting nice one
Can't over wind a clock, the spring will just go as small as it can. I have heard the over winding comment before. It will be something else that is at fault. Most of the clocks especially Smiths and or Smiths Enfields, it is the bushings that are at fault, most of the time the pivots are o.k. I have sorted about 150 clocks now over the last 4 years, strikers and westminster chimes mainly, and the bushings are the main fault with them. Doing about 2-3 clocks per week now. I really need a bushing machine. At the moment I have to get some one to re bush for me. I really enjoy clock restoration and repair, started off as a hobby but my main job now. There are a shortage of good clock repairers.
He’s told you all that
Problem with grandmother clock, the pendulum stops swinging after about 5 minutes, any clues as to why?
Could be out of beat. Usually a clock can become out of beat if you moved it without taking off the pendulum. Or the movement could be ceased. Therefore it would need to be repaired.
17:00 good example of a worn bush.
I can fix a lot of things but I think the date left was the day he regretted taking that thing apart... good grief my head hurts tracking every piece an remembering where it goes takes expert levels
quick wearing bushes, probably better bronze. I have had to re do one after 10 months. Probably made in china.
I'm confused is the pinion where you want the clock?
Hello, not sure what you mean?
Can you help me to repair my clock ?
Sean Connery look-alike.
I pretty very almost completely sure that i have the same problem
Hello I wonder if you could tell me the average price for a repair you charge? I wanted to know if I could get mine repaired and not cost the earth. Just a rough price for instance how much was this clocks repair roughly? Thank you
Hello Dennis,
Sorry for the late reply, I don't do any "commercial" repairs now, can't risk it my workshop, security and all that. I am probably a bit out of touch but I would say a clean and service for a three train (striking and chiming) clock would be 195-250, here in the southeast at least.
All the best,
Cliff
Cliffs Shed thank you
Looks very difficult
Personally, I hate it when some git winds me up
Crochet
No such thing as "overwound". That's like saying your car won't start because you overfilled the gas tank.If you wind it all the way up,and it wont run,take it to a PROFESSIONAL,not the local I'm a handyman/ mr fixit guy.Overwound is a myth.
No such thing as overwinding a Clock.
absolutely
Traducción a español
You cannot over wind a clock.
Cant understand a word he said..
terrible video
Bloody hell Cliff. Looks more complicated than Clicksprings build. I’m torn with the beauty of the engineering, and the sight of all that Brass. So wife’s friend 🤔 hours n hours of free work, your a good un.
True all round! Clickspring shames me! Apart from the brilliant work he knocks out, how much effort does he put into his videos!
Thanks for watching Ian!
ate
cliff
Can you help me to repair my clock ?
Possibly?
My clock chime is not stopping
Hello Yogesh,
A couple of things, when you say chiming, do you actually mean chiming or striking, ie, does it strike the half hours and hours, or does it chime every quarter of an hour?
@@CliffsShed No , you know the gear that stops the rotating wheel that gear is not stopping the whell
@@CliffsShed .