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Regulator Clock Construction - Softcover

Heimann, Peter K.

 
9781854862495: Regulator Clock Construction

Synopsis

This book describes the construction of two different clock projects - an eight day regulator clock and a month going regulator clock - and features full-page fully-dimensionalised working drawings supported by detailed photographs. It also includes instructions and plans for constructing glazed wood cases for each project. It is intended for model engineering hobbyists with basic facilities to enable them to venture into the field of horology by building their own precision clocks which can become treasured family heirlooms. The term 'regulator' simply describes a precision clock. Every clockmaker and repairer needs such an instrument to use in regulating his repair and new work. The typical English regulator, as described in the first section, beats at one second intervals and will run for eight days between winding. The second project is a month going regulator clock, an equally high precision type which will run for a whole month between winding. This book is based on a popular series of popular articles originally published over many years in Model Engineer magazine.

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About the Author

After a practical technical career and several years in consultancy, Peter Heimann was able to indulge in his hobby of model engineering. Over many years his interest has shifted from traditional steam power towards clock repair, restoration, design and building. He is an Associate Member of the British Horological Institute and is actively involved with the repair and restoration requirements of the City of Bristol Museums.

From the Back Cover

Regulator Clock Construction describes the building of two
different clock projects:
* an eight day regulator clock * a month going regulator clock *
and features full working drawings supported by detailed photographs and
line drawings. It is intended for hobbyists with basic model engineering
facilities to enable them to venture into the field of horology by building
their own precision clocks which can become treasured family heirlooms.
The term "regulator" simply describes a precision clock. Every clockmaker
and repairer needs such an instrument to use in regulating his repair and
new work. The typical English regulator, as described in the first section,
beats at one second intervals and will run for eight days between winding.
The second project is a month going regulator clock, an equally high
precision type which will run for a whole month between winding.
The contents of this book are based on a series of articles originally
published over many years in Model Engineer magazine.

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