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Expert Profile: Steve Skibicki

Expertise:  I have experience in all phases and types of clock repair. Please visit my website at http://eastcoastclockrepair.com/

Experience in the area
Twenty two years as a full time repairman and restorer

Publications
Clockmakers Newsletter

Education/Credentials
School of Clock Repair and Restoration

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 3150
Knowledge   9.92   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.91   Best of the best
Timeliness   10.0   Best of the best
Politeness   9.98   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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1
Max Questions to be Asked
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100
Total Questions
(since joining AllExperts)
297
Recent Reviews from Users
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User Comments
Thank you very much Steve, you gave me the expert advice I needed. Thanks again, Tim
(Tim on 11/22/08)
very satisfied with his answers and his alert to me on the danger of main springs of clocks. im glad i found you guys i have other questions.i do
(frank matranga on 11/20/08)
I appreciate your quick response. I'll keep trying like you suggested. I'll tell you what I'd like to do. I'd like to find that sob that removed th
(Lloyd on 11/19/08)
SUPER, GREAT SERVICE. THANK YOU
(john on 11/18/08)
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Recent Answers from Steve Skibicki
2008-11-22  Abel Cottey Grandfather Clock New England Clock Co.#102 Hello Tim, The new England Clock Company has been out of business for some time. The company made the wooden cases and used German clock movements. I have noticed that their clocks are becoming collectable...
2008-11-21  Winding A Seth Thomas Mantel Clock Hi Sue The left hole is the hour strike. the second hole is the time , and the third is the quarter chime. Wind all three holes once a week. It does not matter in which order you wind them. Wind them...
2008-11-20  sessions clock Hi Frank There are no parts available for antique clocks except on the secondary market, Ebay. Parts like mainsprings are available and suspension rods that must be custom matched to a particular movement...
2008-11-19  Large New Haven Banjo clock Hi Lloyd Sorry to say there is no supplier or parts house that has antique movements for sale. Figure out what model New Haven you have and then check out Ebay. Ebay lists all types of movements. If...
2008-11-17  FLAT SOUNDING CHIME ON A MANTLE CLOCK John My advice is do not touch the chime rod at all. They are very delicate and if you stress it all it will break. The flat note is most likely caused by a hammer resting too close or on the rod....
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