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Hi there,I hope you are keeping safe and well during this tough time,so did you manage to remove and replace your ball bearings on your motor shaft?? As you were going to purchase a bearing puller the last time I heard from you.Well done for finding baskets on eBay.There are quite often basket sets for sale in the USA but the price of shipping and customs is prohibitive for me.I purchased a set of 40 collets 6 mm for my Lorch Lathe from USA for £275 and then I had to pay £68.75 customs and import duty on top so I won't be purchasing anything else from USA.Regards,Seth.
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That sure makes oiling without cap remival easy.
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I am working on an Eterna wristwatch and accidentally unscrewed the bolt that holds the setting lever in place. I have been struggling for about three weeks now to reinstall the setting lever. I would REALLY appreciate any and all help. The problem can be divided into two parts.
1. How to orient the setting lever into the proper position.
2. How to hold the setting lever in that position while I turn the movement to the point that I can get to the screw with a screwdriver.
I have tried using Rodico, but that failed miserably and left me with hours of work removing shreds of Rodico.
I have attached two pictures, one without the setting lever and the other with the setting lever in place (perhaps not oriented properly).
The screwdriver points to the place where the setting lever goes.
As stated above all help will be deeply appreciated.
Bill3
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