PICTURES!!!!!! (pleaseSteve wrote:I have an original gramophone factory spring winder in my collection

PICTURES!!!!!! (pleaseSteve wrote:I have an original gramophone factory spring winder in my collection
You wouldn't happen to have contact info, would you? I'm rather interested in getting one of those, and I can't seem to find a contact.Amberola 1-A wrote:There are several different types of mainspring winders used for installing the springs into clock barrels that you can use. These can be found at clock supply houses like Merritt's and start around $200.00 and go up.Zeppy wrote:I wonder where I can get me one of those contraptions?
And definitely fair use for education.
I've used a Webster's winder for years and they work quite well.
JP,Zeppy wrote: You wouldn't happen to have contact info, would you? I'm rather interested in getting one of those, and I can't seem to find a contact.
Thanks
JP
Thanks Steve,Steve wrote:Just for you, Brad!![]()
Brad,Brad wrote:Looking at it, it is not obvious how it was used. Does the main arbor have a tab to hold the end of the spring?
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Of course you do! Be my guest, folks. I have as much interest in trying to figure out how it all works as you do.Aaron wrote:I think i may have an idea as to how this works but Steve do i have you permision to take one of your pictures and add it to my paint program to diagram how i think it works?