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David Morgan

U.S.

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Expertise

Restoration and repair of ALL mechanical clocks and music boxes.

Experience in the area

Teacher and founder of the NAWCC suitcase program as well as teaching at the school of horology NAWCC. Owner and operator of antique clock repair in New Jersey for 30 years

Organizations

Past President of the NAWCC (1997-1999) member and still active for 38 years,,,Awi,,Bhi

Publications

NAWCC Bulletin

Education/Credentials

school of horology teacher,,learned from a masterclock maker in the UK. Graduate of the columbia school of horology

Awards and Honors

Silver Star Fellow and Fellow NAWCC

Past/Present Clients

Private practice,,and Howard Miller service center

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
David	05/12/11	10	10	10	Thank you, very much. Would you possibly .....
Pat	05/06/11	10	10	10	Thank you VERY much.
Kjell	04/26/11	10	1	10	Dear sir. Thank you for your interest .....
Vinko	04/20/11	10	10	10	Thanks for prompt answer
richard	04/19/11	10	10	10

Recent Answers from David Morgan

2011-05-08 Sessions chime tuning:

Hi Dan, these chimes are normally very clean and crisp. Try to tighten the rod using proper tools. First the chime rods must be vibration free and check if your rod is tight.Look at the chime spiral coil

2011-05-07 tall case clock chain:

Hi Joseph,these movements were designed to wind by pulling the weights up and therefore avoiding the tangled mess you are describing. The chains require a continues weight to avoid your problem This was

2011-05-05 Waterbury Parlor Clock:

Hi David, you have an easy fix, there should be a small wire hanging down from the movement on the left side if so, just push up and release the wire, this will cause the to chime, do this until the

2011-05-04 Is movement original or replacement:

Hi Pat, The movements were liquored to keep from tarnishing at the factory. When serviced the cleaning machines and cleaning solutions remove the lacquer and leave the movements looking scaly and covered

2011-05-03 cuckoo clock minute hand:

Hi Nancy, looking at the end where the hands fit you see where the hour hand fits. The hour hand is the short hand with the large hole and that fits over the brass hour pipe.That is just a press on tight

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