I have a balanced minute hand total length 13" with pivot at 9" from the tip of the minute hand and hour hand unbalanced total length 7" . Would this movement be OK to replace my original?
1658511
My feeling is that it would work fine. The clock that I repaired with it was approximately the same measurements.
908451
I really doubt this will fit your needs. My fork was a 1 inch. So this 1 inch to 1 1/8 inch conversion was perfect for me.
1329420
You will need to adjust the tension in the arms where they pivot. You should be able hold one part of the plastic ring and turn the other. This should loosen/tighten depending on what direction you turn it.Edit - Mine is very smooth and easy to move. Anyone could do it. You may not have to hold part of the plastic but turning that does change the tension.
1223626
With my order the hour hand was 2 3/8 inches and the minute hand 3 1/2 inches. You can order hands of different lengths and shapes for very little cost, and for the simple hands shown in this email, if they are longer than required you can trim them to size easily with a standard scissors. I hope this helps, D. Bradley
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I think so. it allows for very small incremental changes in diameter. I used to use my own personal adaptation of a circle jig but this is very accurate, sturdy and easy to use. My only complaint is that it can be easy to loose the 'pivot' pin (center of the circle).
142451
I think so. I've had to switch hands so that I can get a better position on the foot/nail. So, I would assume if you're left handed then you should be good to go
2207164
I had no problems using the original screws. I would add that it helps if you have small hands.
1122412
The button is neither soft nor mushy. After using the reel for 5 minutes you'll be just fine. Should replace your spinning reels. This reel is as accurate as you want it to be. Very long casts. Start with short casts away from limbs and docks. After 3 or 4 casts you'll see what i mean.
139613
No. To remove the clip you'll need a t6 torx bit. To adjust the pivot you'll need a t8.
940223
I have about the same sized hands 7 1/2 inches. It fits my hand nicely. Im sure theres a return system if it fails for you. :)
1695266
ive used mine on an old hand cicle. its curved all the way around. works awesome.
449555
From what I can see it should not be any issue to replace the platter. It simply slips on and over the spindle. My platter does not wobble, but that is about the only good thing i can say about this turn table other than the balanced tone arm. I would not recommend this turn table and would advise that the money be applied to one with a stronger motor
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
1294138
It sounds the same as the one you described. I have petite hands and this fits perfectly in my hands. If you have larger hands, the larger model would most likely be preferential.
584905
Yes you remove old mechanism. Keep in mind you will not be able to use other hands on these mechanisms. I was disappointed in that fact. I have lots of better looking clock hands that I can't use on these mechanisms.
652393
no, I don't think so. I replaced one that was exactly the same measurements and its fine. I would think this one would not fit
1529413
Other than the length I think they are probably pretty much interchangeable. I purchased the longer one to provide the extra torque I need to free up rusted old nuts. I think the longer, the better, since you'll probably be using it as a last resort anyway.