Clock repair tutorial. #8 Demo of a new product.

Clock repair tutorial #8. Crystal bond 509.

[@gordonburns8731]

Nice work, as usual, James.

[@paulrjones3]

James, thank you for the tip about Crystal Bond. Looks like it is easy to use for holding small parts. Not sure how long the acetone clean-up step takes to completely remove the residue. By the way, I like your mix of short and long videos. Regards, Paul

[@cynicbeliever40]

James, I like your videos and am also a fan of Tom Lipton, Adam, Stan, and the rest of the boys in the band. My only request is that you show the finished product back in service in the clock. I am not familiar the inner workings of clocks, and it's hard to imagine what each part you repair or fabricate actually does. Machining, particularly the attention to detail is fascinating to me. I would just like to see the new parts work. Thanks for the video's. Keep 'em coming. Scott D. Milwaukee, WI.

[@jamesa.leathevillageclockm8113]

I will when I can but many times the movement I'm making the part for is not in the shop. I just make the part and ship it out. but you have a very good suggestion and I will certainly try to do that.

[@cynicbeliever40]

I didn't realize that James. Thanks for pointing that out. Thanks for sharing your expertize. Fascinating!

[@mathewvarghese.1450]

Dear james Kindly post a video of Vienna 2 weight clock repair.

[@phooesnax]

Interesting glue. Turns out not too far away.

[@gregorywest2029]

Thank you for the reply. Can that be reused on the same mandrel? Thanks again for youur videos. keep them comming, Greg.

[@gregorywest2029]

Woulldn't super glue do the same thing? Just use heat to brake the bond? Thanks, for another video. Greg

[@jamesa.leathevillageclockm8113]

+Gregory West It probably would but I saw this on Tom Liptons channel and it look so cool I had to try it and now I'm hooked.

[@darynradcliffe2909]

what benefits does this have compared with shellac?

[@yt66228]

Is it better than loctite?

[@jamesa.leathevillageclockm8113]

Much stronger and easier to release.