Just getting into Horology. Following in my Uncle's footsteps.
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Punch a hole in some thin card, push the screw through. Start the screw and rip the card off -
By nevenbekriev · Posted
It is one of these https://www.mini-lathe.com with 'Einhel MTB 3000' inscribtion on it -
New Great wheel arrived, rebuilt the watch and managed not to break anything. Had a minor issue with a screw I'd found to use to secure the date corrector wheel - it was fouling the escape wheel. Changed for a shorter one and it seems all good. Running pretty well I think - not yet adjusted it, will let it run for 24 hours first.
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By LittleWatchShop · Posted
Either of those ideas might work. Did you try putting a thin layer of rodico on the cocktail and then push the screw through it. Afterwards, soak in one dip -
I would use some binding wire around the part before heating it. It protects the steel from being burned. I know that sounds strange, as you're going to heat it with a blowtorch, but if a part is thin and delicate the steel can literally burn away before your eyes, which isn't funny if you've put hours into the job. I bought some tools steel from Cousins a few years ago which turned out not to be tool steel, because it couldn't be hardened or tempered. I wasn't impressed, as I had spent two hours making the part for it to be useless.
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