Servicing the 150 Years Old Seth Thomas #2 Regulator Antique Wall Clock

This 150 years old Seth Thomas #2 Regulator clock is in a pretty good shape, it stopped working only because it needed a maintenance service, which hopefully will let it run for many years to come.
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[@tickingWATCH]

Niece clock and good job 👍

[@ValentechTime]

Thank you, my friend!

[@jsdunaway]

Excelente video

[@ValentechTime]

Thank you!

[@susanmckenzie9559]

Very well done video. I was interested in finding out how to adjust the speed of the clock. Would you consider creating a video with that information? Thank you.

[@ValentechTime]

Thank you for your comment! I think adjusting clock speed is so simple, that isn't worth of creating a separate video. It's all about regulating the length of the pendulum by the nut at the bottom. But I like your interest in the topic.

[@jackbrennan2277]

What was that pen like polisher? Thanks. Also where to purchase?

[@ValentechTime]

Hi Jack! This is the fiberglass brush and scratch remover pen. You can find it at amzn.to/3xVzYo8 or amzn.to/3SyMJP1. Good luck!

[@arch2788]

What kind of knot would you recommend tying through the rod with the hole in it? Mine has come untied.

[@ValentechTime]

I am using a Two Half Hitches sailors knot, presented at this link: www.sailmagazine.com/diy/seven-essential-knots-for-sailors.

[@arch2788]

@@ValentechTime Thank you so much.