Clock Classes (DVDs)

230-DL: The Suspension Spring

A thin piece of steel is usually all that supports the pendulum as it swings back and forth. This delicate unit is called the suspension spring and is easily damaged. Learn how to determine a proper replacement, how to manufacture a suspension unit when one isn’t available, and how to identify when a suspension unit is faulty. American feathers (suspension units) will be a primary focus.
INTERMEDIATE   1 hr. 5 min.   $30

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220-DL: Bushings

When a movement is found to have a worn bearing hole, it is necessary to install a bushing and remove the wear. This class will discuss the tools and techniques necessary for this procedure as well as methods to save time and money. Bushing tools, hand reamers, bushing sizes, and broaches will be discussed.
INTERMEDIATE   1 hr. 10 min.   $30

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280-DL: Making A Screw

Antique clocks often use non-standard sized screws which, when missing, can’t be easily replaced at the local hardware store. Learn about the tools necessary to reproduce an original-looking screw as well as how to heat treat the new screw so it matches in color and character.
INTERMEDIATE   1 hr.   $30

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