Identify This Movement or Watch
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By nickelsilver · Posted
As Jon said balance screw holder makes it a pleasure to deal with these guys, and the cheap one Mike linked should work fine- even if they're a bit rough they should be ok on the hardened steel stud screw (balance screws are much softer thus the expensive multi-size sets). -
I think this is what’s needed https://www.originalmarquetry.co.uk/product/pearl-glue/ -
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Being a cheapskate, I bought one of these to use on balance screws. It needed some reshaping of the tips, but does the job well enough. You could use it on the balance cock screw.
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Stick the cock in a bit of rodico so the screw hole is vertical?
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