Spring Barrel Clock Repair 200 - Jan 13,14,20,21, 2001

This class was taught by Fred Tischler. Students were (left to right, back row) Larry Grubbs, Garland Peters, Len Kaufman, Gary Mowery; (left to right, front row) Dan Tips, Al Kulakoff, Gerald Lacy, and Stan Lunday. The instructor Fred Tischler is in front of the group. This class covered movement fundamentals with lots of hands on repair procedures for American & European spring barrel, time and strike movements (non-French) with count wheel or rack/snail strike mechanism.

Len Kaufman enjoys this work.
	Stan Lunday files the barrel he has just repaired.
Sometimes your eyes need a little help when putting one of these things together. Gerald Lacy decided he needed a little magnification.
	Dan Tips takes a jewlers saw to his clock barrel. I sure hope he knows what he is doing!
Gary Mowery reassembles his movement. I sure hope it is fixed!
	Garland Peters has a clock wheel chucked up in a jewlers lathe.
Instructor Fred Tischler explains the proper way to repair a spring barrel.
	Al Kulakoff struggles with getting the hook on a winding arbor to catch the hole in a mainspring.

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