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Home: Grandfather Clock Kits Specials
Learn more about grandfather clock kits specials* Grandfather clocks must stand on a flat surface. This is simple but it is very important. When placing the clock in front of the wall you may realize that the floor cover thickness is not the same everywhere. Or possibly the the floor is not even at the wall. If the case is leaning in one direction it is essential to get the clock vertical. * Pendulums have distinct front and back sides. The face of the pendulum is usually the the flat face. The pendulum of the longcase clock must not be obstructed by touching any side of the case. If it brushes against the case it could be that the case does not stand erect. * The weights that supply energy to the clock should stand obstruction free. They should impact upon the pendulum or the casing when they drop. * When you start up the clock by swinging the pendulum listen carefully for a constant ticking sound. The sounds should be evenly spaced. If you hear an irregular sound it is quite likely because the case is not standing up straight. Do some experimentation and adjust as required. * When modifying the time avoid moving the hands of the clock towards the back further than just a few minutes. And never move them rearwards by the number twelve. It is fine to move the clock hands forward. When running them across the twelve o clock mark wait until your antique clock is through with striking the bell at the hour mark before carrying on. * If your antique clock gets behind or pulls ahead of time increase or decrease the length of the pendulum. Add to its length to diminish the clock speed. Decrease the pendulum length to to accelerate the clock. If you are not sure of setting up the clock get the dealer to help you. Relish the aura of grandeur your longcase clock brings to your home!
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