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My neighbour has asked me to get his Dutch Zaandam John Warmink Atlas wall clock working (photo 1). It has been stored in a loft for some time & the only really obvious issue is the bent arbour (photo 2). Would this need to be heated before attempting to straighten it; & could that be done safely in situ?20250516_172413.thumb.jpg.386beb52d3c3ef177673407828b301dd.jpg

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I can tell by your question that you are having doubts and that you feel disassembling it first is a safer method. Good thinking! 😉

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There must be a reason why that got bent , if dropped it could have caused other damage & it’s never good to try & straighten anything still in the movement although it’s probably not hardened.

Dell

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