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I wanted to share with all my vintage C E Marshall watch cleaning machine from the forties(?).  I won a low bid on the Bay which quite surprised me until it arrived in drastic condition. I do like restoring old machinery though so I rolled up my sleeves and went to work. The cosmetics were pretty straight forward, cleaning, sanding, painting and so forth.  But the challenge was the electricals.  I do have some background in electronics so I was able to figure out the systems in place..switches for on/off, reversing motion and heater element; mechanical train for reversing function; replacement for heating element that couldn’t be sourced. It all came together and it works well. The machine employs a rotation table that holds the jars and the motor can be easily raised and lowered with a unique spring assisted system that locks solidly in any position.

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Well done.  You certainly deserve a big pat on the back. How well does it clean watch movements? After all that hard work I hope it gives you good results  

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