Part 1 of a two part series on how to set up an auction purchased box full of wheels and clock parts in a mechanical clock.
Questions: Are all the wheels there, do they all come from the same movement, are there any extraneous wheels in the box?
I sort the wheels from the levers and explain the order of wheels in a mechanical clock train.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
1:00 The clock parts
1:54 The Great Wheels
2:04 Remove the levers
3:05 Indentifying the parts
5:58 Install wheels int the plate
9:32 Install J-hook and levers
13:43 Top plate goes on
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