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What about the groups of tiny jumpers, where one or two pairs of pads are soldered together? Would this be a factory calibration measure, and if so, I suppose a tool like the subject of this thread would allow one to reverse engineer its logic?
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Not this type really, It's not something I would attempt, I'm sure there are those that do and certainly did do it without a jeweling tool. Friction jewels do need to be positioned accurately and set to the correct depth required, which is why the jewelling tool is used and was created, amongst its other uses. -
Here we go; this is the sort of info which transforms unknown unknowns into known unknowns. Never knew a cliche could be a physical thing, or heard of a pad printer. As for doing it by hand, that just sounds like, 'and then I do magic' to my ears...
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My demagnetiser hasn’t arrived yet, but when it does, let me demag the movement and I will take another picture of the balance spring for some advice. Appreciate everyone’s help.
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Great staking set! I have the exact same and love it. Congratulations on an excellent buy. Is the jewel aligning with the metal? If so, maybe you could. If it's not, there's no way you can control the depth of the jewel with the staking set. I've never used a staking set for jewelling, but I think I've heard others do it. But obviously, a Seitz or Horia jewelling tool should normally be the safer choice.
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