Repair #3: Desk Clock There's a lot of little things that my grandfather left my mother and me. Most of which were aged to a point where they are beyond repair, as was the case with the desk clock he had sitting in the back room. It was wood worm infested and - whenever it would work for a bit - crumbled when the chimes hit. So my mom decided it should get thrown away. I saved the clockwork back then and built a new case; because I kind of like the memory of these chimes... childhood memories and such, you know... Anyhow, the clock worked for quite a bit until it stopped... this is my attempt at repairing and finishing up the project from early 2015. Here's the original project's LiveJournal post: https://atkelar.livejournal.com/72313.html 0:00 Intro, Presentation & Disassembly 2:00 Sanding/Varnish 3:00 Clockwork Problem / Disassembly of Clockwork / Spring Cleaning 4:58 Wallowed Bearing / Milling 5:41 Lathe Process: Face / Center Drill / Drill 6:57 Lathe Process: Turning To Size / Part / Deburring 7:49 Anvil + Hammer / Reassembly 9:25 Test / Escapement 10:44 Mounting Clockwork in Case / Hammer Adjustment 12:10 Problem! / Geraing Explanation 13:55 Summary / Credits / Outtake Music: My Train's A Comin' Unicorn Heads (YouTube Audio Library) If you enjoy my work here, you can support me via ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/atkelar ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYpYo7BrEeI

Something mechanical this time: A hand cranked drill that I inherited from my other grandfather (vis a vis the one with the desk lamp from the previous video) The chuck was missing springs and had some rust, the old grease/oil was rancid and the outside looked worn out. Cleaned, painted and fixed the missing springs with at least temporary ones until I may be able to find the ideal ones... ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sthXGSYLI2k