fast slow clock regulator mechanism rebuild

[@grnl4]

Thanks for this video! I had an ST #89 with a bad minute pivot bushing which is inaccessible because of the fast/slow assembly. I ground the steel peened end off the lower brass "pinion" with a Dremel medium grit polishing wheel (carefully not to grind the brass pinion), knocked it out from the back with a steel stake, removed the assembly, did the bushing, and reassembled the pinion back on, heating the end of the steel shaft a bit with a pencil torch before peening. I found your video thought-inspiring.

[@noelrieusset718]

Just catching up with your videos, I loved the cutter making, as I will be going down that track soon myself. I'm building a John Wilding elegant Scroll Frame Skeleton Clock.

[@bornagainclocks650]

Hey Noel, great to hear from you. Keep us posted on your progress. Funny, just recently I have been looking at Bill Conner hats, made in your neck of the woods. Have fun.

[@BobTascione]

Good info William Thanks!

[@noelrieusset718]

Hi, Yes, Bill Connor is half and hour away. I'm at North Tumbulgum NSW

[@hemisgaming6075]

Thanks Will!!

[@ClockFixer]

I always wear Nitrile Gloves. Chemicals, including Oils are not the best thing to be absorbed by your hands!