Hi Ray. Yes I will. Thanks for the suggestion. By Coincidence I have a clock on my bench where wheels have been moved to an 'unworn' part of the pinion. I probably will move the wheel back. Yes needs a video. It is really a case of getting to grips with depthing I suppose. We did a pre-publication on Depthing and Bushing that may be of use. M www.amazon.co.uk/Depthing-Bushing-step-step-pre-publication-ebook/dp/B098126469
Hi Hector. Yes it would be or to at least use Loctite. More modern clocks tend to be made that way and I was trying to demonstrate a 'traditional' technique and also warn against moving collets that are fitted this way. Yes I could have drilled under-sixes and broached to a much 'better' fit and as you say, just driven the collet onto the tapered arbor or used modern adhesive. M
Thanks Mathew, love these demonstration videos gives a clear and understanding way how to do a repair.
Thanks Paul.
Tank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Very good Matthew really helpful
Thanks Ian
Nice work Matthew!
Thanks Darryl.
Very well explained Matthew as usual
Glad you enjoyed it
Very useful 👍👍
Thanks Jonas
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Very informative, Matthew perhaps you could give some advice on a future video regarding worn pinions
Hi Ray. Yes I will. Thanks for the suggestion. By Coincidence I have a clock on my bench where wheels have been moved to an 'unworn' part of the pinion. I probably will move the wheel back. Yes needs a video. It is really a case of getting to grips with depthing I suppose. We did a pre-publication on Depthing and Bushing that may be of use. M www.amazon.co.uk/Depthing-Bushing-step-step-pre-publication-ebook/dp/B098126469
Thank you for a very informative video and greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭🤗
Hi Matthew, I missed your videos.
Is it possible to friction fit the collet to the arbor, without the use of a soft solder?
Hi Hector. Yes it would be or to at least use Loctite. More modern clocks tend to be made that way and I was trying to demonstrate a 'traditional' technique and also warn against moving collets that are fitted this way. Yes I could have drilled under-sixes and broached to a much 'better' fit and as you say, just driven the collet onto the tapered arbor or used modern adhesive. M