Welcome to my Clock Shop
My fascination with clocks began in the early 1990's when I inherited a few antique clocks that did not run. One afternoon I decided to tinker with one.. I was lucky that it was a simple problem and I was able to fix it and from that point I was hooked. Since then I have spent about 25 years learning to repair old clocks and acquiring the necessary tools although I doubt I will ever have all the tooling I want. I have taken some AWCI clock repair classes in Harrison Ohio and have taken some NAWCC micro machining classes in Columbia Pennsylvania. I still repair clocks but my interest has evolved to making parts and doing repairs for other clock makers. Since my retirement in 2010 I have been able to spend more and more time in my shop and have been able to concentrate on things that require more time. A couple of years ago I decided I wanted to build a simple movement from bar stock. I thought I should document the process as best I could partly to be able to show my work to friends and family and partly because when I was learning clock repair I was always searching for any sort of visual instruction to help me. I have received quite a bit of positive feedback from the pictures and description of the clock movement I built and now have decided to document other repair procedures that might be helpful to someone that is just learning and might be a little intimidated by certain repairs. Please check back from time to time as I intend to keep adding interesting clock repairs in the future. See my Services page if you are a clock enthusiast and find yourself facing a problem you may not have the tooling to repair.
Thank you for stopping by and feel free to contact me with any questions.
Harry
Thank you for stopping by and feel free to contact me with any questions.
Harry
Below are a few pictures of my shop. Click on any picture for a larger image.