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Just an ol guy keeping busy. Me too! Your chops are fine. Your voice too.

I bought same clock from a fellow who didn't want itt ,was his dad's ( go figure) brought it home cleaned cleaned it up worked on beat & it works great. ( had to get pendelum hook,7.oo ) total 57. Wonderful condition.

I have that exact model

Mine has the same exact auger holes.

Special time with granddaughter, I liked her little saying you are Blessed Grandpa :)

Great song Jack

Good homemade fixes. I have the same clock, bought at Goodwill for $58. One of the hooks for the weights was missing. I used an s-hook from an old rabies dog tag.

Sounded really good Jack I remember you telling me about that guitar and I thought you did a Fine job of picking and even Grinning.

Well Done

Well Done Brother ;)

Great job Jack

Really a Great video Jack you never cease to amaze me, not only did you know every artist who recorded a song I threw at you. But now I find out that you even do clocks totally amazing. On to the next adventure Jack and a cup of hot Joe with you. ;)

One comment I made about being related to Morse and The Seth Thomas Family: It all boils down to being related to a Man from Plymouth Mass. John Lathrop..... Many people, especially, those who have Mayflower Ancestors, are related to Lathrop, even though he was not a Passenger... With that connection, you will be related to many people.... George Bush, Sarah Palin, Amelia Earhart, Clint Eastwood, General Grant, the list goes on.🙂🙂🙂

Holy crap you're kin to Seth Thomas wow incredible

Wow, How lucky can you get? You got a Clock with very old contact paper from the 1800s on it. Now, thats a rare find! LOL

$82 it was

My dad lived at a nearby orphanage at the time. He and a bunch of the kids ran to the garage the day after…still lots of police activity

You shoulda graphically described the carnage that took place while laughing like it was funny to you.

Been there many times its so wierd to walk in the same steps as those who perished

So several years ago I made friends with a guy who had been neighbors with a Chicago area news photographer. As they often did back then, the Chicago police asked the news photographer to take photo of the crime scene. When he died, the photographer left his negatives to my new buddy. He had a photo of the bodies printed and gave it to me.I had it framed and hung in my office for a while. It is on loan to a friend now. From a less older guy north of you in La Porte...

Well, it's actually a Tempus Fugit clock, as you can see on the top.

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What you are referring to is epoxy. It may not be able to hold under extreme turning pressure.

What was wrong with the G&L pickups it came with?

Just 90? Try looking thru about 1200 lol

Well worth what you paid for it

☆☆☆☆☆ Nice job Sir!

Good Job.Hard to find a fella who picks a string that well these days. From another Hoosier up north on 6

I watched and enjoyed your video . I have the very same Barwick Grandfathers Clock at home . Model number 4878 . You don't show how to rise the wights , and how to get the clock to work . i was looking forward to seeing that . Gene ,

Well, dagnabit! You saved my bacon. I've worked on other standing clocks but this one had a few issues I was hoping to resolve here on KZbin, It took a while but I found you (and this exact clock)! I'm restoring it for a friend.THANX!

That was great !!!!!

I inherited this clock from my dad. He bought the kit and assembled the clock in 1978. Unfortunately the suspension spring just broke after running for 46 years which I thought was impressive. I replaced the suspension spring but I can't get the clock to restart. The chimes are working. Either I made a mistake doing the repair, or when the suspension spring broke the middle weight got pulled to high , or the chain came off its sprocket. In any case there is no movement, i.e. no tick-tock. I have tried to feel for the chain sprocket but no luck and the sprocket is not visible. Would welcome any suggestions.

That's an awesome idea, it kind of does what a bridge doctor would do, pulling down that wood

Great video love that clock. My 95 year old Father just gave me one he would like me to restore. It would be greatly appreciated if you could let me know where you acquired the print for the clock dial. Mine is completely destroyed apparently the clock went through a flood back in the early 50s. Thank you for your time 😊

Well done Jack

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Poor man's Willie ... Btw: the best thing in this room is the AC30

Wow!...great song...wish'd I'd wrote it...well performed amigo...woods

Loved this. Love ur energy and funny humour. I have a Waterbury kitchen clock from 1883. keep up the vids they are great!

I have this also, where can I see its date of manufacture , on what part of the movement is it ? Thanks in advance.

My Dad built this Emperor clock 300m from a kit in 1975. I inherited it. Just started it up today.

I built one of these kit clocks around 78. Mine was walnut , put together, stained and finished the cabinet! My first major wood project, turned out great. I was in my early 20s. Mine had the moon dial , it kept perfect time!!! You can still get these clocks from Emperor They are located in Virginia now.

Wow👏🏻 great collection sir, thanks for showing us around 👍🏻

I have a custom made clock that I restored not long ago, it also has an Urgos 3/21 movement, it was missing a chime rod so I put in a different rod which is kinda off tune but it’s better than the hammer not hitting a rod

man that was awesome

Good video

I made this video about three years ago. More than ever, I believe thi is the way to keep your guitar from getting belly bulge... I still and always will store my guitars with pressure on the bridge... It works! I keep my guitars tuned and ready to go...😁😁😁