marking wheels for reassembly

[mrgutzmer]

Hi
does anybody mark wheels for reassembly? If so, how do you do it?
Thanks
Martin

[willofiam]

No, I dont. I take photos and keep each gear train separate.

[nan11580]

Hi Martin,
I am a beginner at clock repair, and I mark the wheels. I use a scribe. I make a small notation of T1, T11, T111 etc on the time wheels, and S1, S11, S111 etc on the strike wheels. Important: I am not working on other peoples' clocks. I am working on "learning" clocks, that is, inexpensive inop clocks I've obtained at rummage sales, or the NAWCC chapter meetings. Good luck!

[clockmanbill]

if your working on american time and strike remember all strike gears have something on them, be it a pin or a cam. All time gears have nothing extra, just gears. To reassemble I find if you start with the mainspring gear the rest can only go one way. After awhile this all makes sense. Hope this helps.