Clock Movement Parts Information
Clock Movements
All clocks need some sort of power to run them. This power can come from a battery, or electricity, or a clock weight. It might even be a wind-up mainspring. Clockworks.com provides clock movements with each of these power options. The following will have a wealth of clock movement parts information.Clock movements for creations
To build a clock from scratch, all of the components are needed. A movement, a clock dial (the face of the clock with the numbers), a set of Minute and Hour hands, and maybe a Second hand. A pendulum might also be needed, depending on the version of movement selected. Let’s not forget the clock case!Choosing the method of power
Most important, first choose the power source. Each style of power is completely different and will take a completely different type of movement. For example a battery powered versus a weight driven unit. Each requires a totally different mind set and approach.Selecting the movement
Once the power source is chosen, it is time to explore the options within that category. There maybe be options for having a pendulum or a chime. Clockworks.com will gladly help with the project. If you are working with an empty clock case, just email pictures to [email protected] for expert recommendations and clock movement parts information. The content of this website is copyright by Clockworks and written by James Stoudenmire in year 2022
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What size pendulum would I need for a Mason & Sullivan L50T movement.
current stick is 36-39″ with 6.5″ disc and swing of 9-10 “
Hi!
I have a grandfather clock with a L50T clock movement which I bought & installed around 1968. The clock just recently stopped so I need to fix or replace the movement. Can you recommend a new replacement movement for the L50T? Thanks in advance…….Warren
What are the numbers off of the back plate of the clock movement itself? If it is hard to get to, usually you can stick a cell phone up behind the movement and get a picture of the numbers. Or through the side access panel if there is one.
James Stoudenmire
40yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Hi,
What are the numbers off of the back plate of the clock movement itself? If it is hard to get to, usually you can stick a cell phone up behind the movement and get a picture of the numbers. Or through the side access panel if there is one.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Im working on an empty clock case and this is very helpful with what I am doing.