British Brass

Atlantia · 15th September 2008, 11:53 AM

Hi Manuel,

'Atlanteo'! we share a liking for names and little guns as well! :-)

I would think that a good clock repairer/restorer would have the skill (and a small gas torch) needed to add a little metal to the catch via gas brazing. It looks like its really the bottom of the 'loop' and around the hole that needs a bit more added, shouldn't be much of a repair, just melt a little fine brass rod onto it and shape it with a dremel and needle-files afterwards.

Regards
Gene

15th September 2008, 11:53 AM	#7
Atlantia Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: The Sharp end Posts: 2,928	Hi Manuel, 'Atlanteo'! we share a liking for names and little guns as well! :-) I would think that a good clock repairer/restorer would have the skill (and a small gas torch) needed to add a little metal to the catch via gas brazing. It looks like its really the bottom of the 'loop' and around the hole that needs a bit more added, shouldn't be much of a repair, just melt a little fine brass rod onto it and shape it with a dremel and needle-files afterwards. Regards Gene