Cuckoo Clock Problem

stuey | 16:53 Thu 01st Jan 2015 | ChatterBank

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Some of you may know that I tinker with clocks. Anyway, a friend brought in a clock which, according to him, had been running erratically over the Christmas period. I finally got around to taking the back off and checking the movement, and this is what I found! http://i60.tinypic.com/x2wl1f.jpg

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stuey

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There are lots of interesting items there, Tony. Maybe I shouldn't drill a hole in this tin: just leave it as is.

tonyav

I'd leave it as it is, stuey.

stuey

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Again, on the other hand, it's not an antique, and not even vintage. I'm still pondering turning it into a novelty clock...We'll see.

tonyav

Well if you do that, stuey. Post a few pics.

stuey

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TIME will tell, Tony:)

tonyav

Oooooooh, groan.

stuey

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I went to the storage cupboard and found this. Mind you, the hands have to be shortened. http://i57.tinypic.com/igwz6h.jpg

tonyav

I see that your already on the case then, stuey.

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No, the tin, Tony: the tin:)

stuey

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Ok, here's the British biscuit tin Christmas cuckoo clock: http://i60.tinypic.com/fdyjwn.jpg

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