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• Clock Dials and Numerals Info

  Clockworks offers a variety of shapes and colors of clock dials and numerals. Of course the dials come in round, square, moon top and more. Many of the round dials have a choice of white, ivory or gold. Create a new dial out of any type of material and then use the numerals to finalize the look. Most of the... View Product

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• Clock Dial Description of Styles

  When creating clocks it is a good idea to know all the options for the dial before deciding what clock to build. The dial is both the most important thing and also the most tricky at times when building a clock. It is most important because that is what people look at all day long. The dial makes or breaks... View Product

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• Clockworks Clock Dial Variations Tabs

  The dial to a clock is also known as the face of the clock. It is the part where the numbers are that tell you the time of day.

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• Grandfather Clock Moon Dials Tabs

  Grandfather Clock Moon Dials - Grandfather and grandmother clock phase of the moon dials spin one month per revolution. - Clockworks

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• Clock Dial Drilling Description

  The following is a description of drilling a clock dial. Clock dials often only have the center hole for the clock hand post to come through. If using a spring driven mechanical clock movement, need to drill holes in the dial. This is so the clock key will have access through the dial to wind the clock. This hole is... View Product

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• Jauch Clock Dial Conversion

  These are the instructions for the dial to mount to the wood case instead of the movement on a Jauch clock conversion. If the dial attaches to the movement with four posts coming off the back of, this will have to change. There are two ways the dial mounts to the clock. The best scenario for the conversion is to... View Product

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• Grandfather Clock Moon Dial Ordering

  Read this section before ordering a new moon dial for the grandfather clock. There are specific things to know so as not to purchase the wrong dial for your clock. Not all moon dials fit all clocks. In essence, each one is made for a specific clock movement. The reason being most moon dials have four feet, or posts, that... View Product

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• Clock Moon Dial History

  The phase of the moon is still popular on modern mechanical clock movements. It is interesting to know the clock moon dial history as to why and when the it became such a popular feature to add to grandfather clocks. In the late 1600's traveling took awhile and was also hazardous at night when it was dark. The people would... View Product

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• Grandfather Clock Moon-Dial Installation

  A Grandfather clock moon-dial installation explanation is in this section. Thus, this is written for a new movement installation in mind. However can use it for any post WW2 German mechanical unit with issues in relation to the front of the movement. Install the moon gear onto the new movement prior to the clock moon-dial installation. It mounts with a... View Product

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• Clock Numerals – Dial Numbers

  A versatile product for multiple types of clocks or craft projects. Use clock Numerals or dial numbers to replace missing ones on the clock dial. Additionally, use these numbers to create a clock dial out of whatever material the clock is to be made out of. Of course, it is always fun to be creative and incorporate these numerals in... View Product

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• Setting the Mechanical Clock for Daylight Savings

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• Side Strike Chime Block Installation

  The following are the installation instructions for the chime block on a side strike Westminster German clock movement. Of course, this style clock kit can take two styles of chime blocks. One is a side strike style and the other is a bottom / side strike style. Simply mount the chime block to the clock case with wood screws. Alternately,... View Product

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