Rebushing A Clock Plate Using A Hand Held Reamer, Ep1

This video explains how to ream out clock plates so new bushings can be installed.
No need for an expensive bushing machine.
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[@grahamharkness5744]

great video scottie, looking forward to the next part

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Hi Graham, I'm working on Ep. 2 at the moment. It will be uploaded in a week or so.

[@whitneykovener]

Still need to purchase tools for bushings. Thanks for posting Scottie.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

It probably wont take you long, you are pretty keen on mechanical clock repairs. Thanks for your comment.

[@ClockFixer]

I've always done bushings by hand, manually.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Sometimes it's easier to do a bushing by hand rather than set up all the bushing tool gear.

[@johnnovak9724]

Hi Scottie How much smaller the hole in the plate should be before you tap the bushing in? .I am asking because I have not Burgeron reamers just normal set of broaches

[@munnerlyn3]

Nice video. I didnt know that the Burgeron system was set up like cutting broaches where you have to start with a small one and then work your way up. Where the KWM system you select one reamer and when do you are able to put the bushing in.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

That's how I was taught to do it. Reduces the torque on the reamers.