Triple Chime Hammer Tail Repair

[@ronmccarty7537]

That was absolutely fantastic thank you!

[@mantolaman]

Great video. Very thorough to show how this is done. What' I'm really searching for is a way to address problems with the other side strike hammers. My Gustav Becker has a lot of bounce on the strike side, and I see no way to correct the problem.

[@eduvail]

Great video William 👍 Do you have a video on replacing a cable and timing the up & down gears if you know what I mean. Thanks 😊

[@steveshroyer806]

William, Thanks for taking the time to post this repair. I have to say I was a little skeptical when I the title came across my feed as I have always simply replaced worn hammers. However, I can see the value in this repair for the occasional chiming clock with worn hammer tails that is no longer in production. I was also surprised to hear you say that you can do the complete repair in about 20 min. which would make it profitable and a good value for the customer. I was wondering how many times would you say the tails could be ground before there was not enough material left to contact the pins?

[@carmenscalzi501]

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[@hemisgaming6075]

another great video William

[@kusmanf]

Thanks for your video lesson in hammer adjustments. I learned a lot. Do you have a video in adjusting the night time off function of a cable driven grandfather clock? If so please let me have the link. Thank you.

[@bornagainclocks650]

Hello Kusman Fernando, No I do not but thank you for asking. That is a good idea for a future video, maybe include several adjustments. I will have to think about it. Thank you. William

[@kusmanf]

Thank you Sir. You do a wordless service to the younger generation. May God Bless you.