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Recoil Escapement – Design and Construction

A practical workshop based coures that focuses on how to design and construct the anchour recoil escapment in a practical way.

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Duration 2 Days

A practical workshop based courses that focuses on how to design and construct the anchor recoil escapement in a practical way. Covering the basics of drawing out the escapement to transferring that information on to material to allow the construction of a set of pallets for an existing escape wheel and centre distance. Through a series of practical exercises students will gain the skills and understanding on how to practically construct a set of pallets and correctly fit them to an existing escape wheel.
This course supports the Recoil Escapement, Design and Construction (Unit D8), The practical Servicing of Complexed Clocks (Unit D10) and The Practical Restoration & Conservation of Clocks (Unit D13)

You Will Learn

  • How to design a set of pallets for a given escape wheel and centre distance
  • How to construct a set of pallets to examination standard working to tight tolerances
  • How the recoil escapement works through practical observation
  • The design and layout of the recoil escapment in a workshop environment

 

 

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From: £520.00

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Please ensure you have completed the required course(s) before booking, see "Course Requirements" below for more details.

Your Teacher

John Reynolds FBHI

John trained as a woodwork and metalwork teacher. His keen interest in horology has seen him become a recipient of the BHI Bronze Medal and work on diverse range of clocks during his long career.

Course Requirements

Before booking, you must have completed the following: Making Small Components - Cock and Plate

If you have already attended the required course, please to access this course.

Duration 2 Days

A practical workshop based courses that focuses on how to design and construct the anchor recoil escapement in a practical way. Covering the basics of drawing out the escapement to transferring that information on to material to allow the construction of a set of pallets for an existing escape wheel and centre distance. Through a series of practical exercises students will gain the skills and understanding on how to practically construct a set of pallets and correctly fit them to an existing escape wheel.
This course supports the Recoil Escapement, Design and Construction (Unit D8), The practical Servicing of Complexed Clocks (Unit D10) and The Practical Restoration & Conservation of Clocks (Unit D13)

You Will Learn

  • How to design a set of pallets for a given escape wheel and centre distance
  • How to construct a set of pallets to examination standard working to tight tolerances
  • How the recoil escapement works through practical observation
  • The design and layout of the recoil escapment in a workshop environment

 

 

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