Repairing the Brocot Escapement Making New Steel Pin Pallets part 2

[@treetopspider]

This was such a well put together and informative video. I'd say the best one on KZbin for restoring the Brocot escapement.

[@coffeeisgood102]

I was afraid that fine clock making was a lost art. I see here that you have kept it alive. Great job!

[@bornagainclocks650]

Thank you Harold.

[@DavidvanNiekerk]

Thank you for your instruction. I'm currently wrestling with my Ansonia escarpment. I appreciate your clear and humorous input. Thank you again

[@bornagainclocks650]

Thank you David, hope you get it worked out....have fun.

[@jplnktt58]

Thanks for the enlightening presentations on the repair of the Brocot escapement with both steel and jeweled pallets. Your graphical aids and attention to detail are to be commended. This escapement had been somewhat of a mystery to me in the past; but now I feel more confident I can handle its challenges. You had a great balance of theory, bench work and pacing through the repairs.

[@bornagainclocks650]

Thank you Joe, Have a nice day.

[@postholedigger8726]

William, You have a fine sense of craftsmanship; great work. david

[@johnfarbrother1762]

Thanks for the calculations and great care with the photography

[@johnfarbrother1762]

I have too much drop onto the exit pallet. The front bush of the pallet arbour is adjustable but seems to be fixed solid. It is a French movement of good quality. Not sure how to resolve that.

[@kevinhoward8786]

Thanks for the video William.

[@hemisgaming6075]

Nicely done, thanks for the video, keep them coming