Lubrication Techniques, Oils, Greases, Epilame Treatments
Discussing lubrication techniques, oils and greases to use and Epilame treatment.
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
I've been called a vintage tool many times . -
By MariusJacob · Posted
I must update myself, I guess nowadays the lubrication procedures and assembly protocols have improved or, at least, changed. I hope there is still hope for vintage tools in this area. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Lol ok, well I'm not about to explain it, I'm a bit fuzzy on it myself, I'll get it all arse about face.....actually that might be part of it, now I come to think about it. -
By MariusJacob · Posted
I really don't remember what you are talking about. I do own a quartz watch, I could change the battery myself, but I take it to the watchmaker of my neighbourhood so I can talk face to face with somebody about watches. -
Have you had a look at lathes.co.uk/ watchmaker lathe
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