Time Lapse Video of Clock Movement Assembly

[@davidpopplewell4751]

Very nice video. I am an amateur: I liked that all your arbors fell into places so obediently. I put a couple of elastic bands at the bottom. then move one up as I place arbors in their place.

[@BrackenClockWorks]

Hi, David! Thanks for the feedback! Using the elastic bands is a pretty good idea, actually.

[@verybigkittens7550]

I usually put the movement on a box, after the wheels are in place, so it is at eye level, put the plate on at the mainspring end and the 2 plate nuts, then use a pivot finder and carefully move the arbors and wheels into place. I usually turn the plate round and then work from right the chime train then the Going and finally the strike side.Making sure on some that the warning pins are correct in relation to the other wheels on the same train.l put the spring barrels in after,providing they can be after the plates are together, not the case with the Smiths Enfield and Enfield strikers. To get the mainspring barrels out you have to separate the plates any way.