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Shellac is for the roller jewel and I am concerned that if I completely bathe the balance, hairspring and all in lighter fluid, the shellac would be degraded. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro -
there should be no sheilac on the spring.,but why not clean with isopropyl alcohol ,, it's cheaper and better? vin -
By FLwatchguy73 · Posted
My, how far we have come in the interest of speed, efficiency and safety. I was thinking when I was first watching this that it had nothing to do with steel that the guy was a potter. Even when the hammer forge was going I couldn't figure out what it had to do with the potter. Then I saw those weren't pots, but crucibles for smelting iron. I wonder what the injury rate was in this profession back then, yikes. That guy that was making those crucibles was ripped. I'm too unmotivated, lol. -
Old school. You can finish the complete balance staff without waxing or dogs. That is the very difficult method. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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