New antique clock repair information pages through the Tick Tock Productions web site at www.ticktockpro.com  Here is the link to the antique clock repair information main page:

http://www.ticktockpro.com/Antique-Clock-Repair-Information.htm

More information to be posted in the days and weeks to come.

The first lathe course is for the beginner watchmaker, clockmaker, jeweler,  hobbyist or home machinist.  This course has no prerequisites.  You don't even need to own a lathe!  This course will teach you what is needed when buying a jewelers lathe.  How to recognize a good or bad lathe.  What is the right lathe for you.  Where to buy a jewelers lathe.  What you need in a lathe, and how each part should correctly function.  What parts and accessories you will need to get started.  You will learn how to maintain and care for your own lathe.  Complete disassembly, servicing, and reassembly of your lathe.  All this is included in the first segment of this course.

This beginner "Basics" jewelers lathe course consists of 2 volumes for a total of 4 DVD discs playable world wide.  Total course running time is 4.5 hours.

Need a more advanced lathe course?  The second course "Projects" is an approximate 4.5 hour long intermediate level course.  It is divided into 2 volumes for a total of 4 DVDs with an accompanying manual.  It is designed for the Clockmaker, Watchmaker or home machinist who may already own a jewelers lathe.  The course was designed to teach you in a user friendly way of doing things.  They may not be the only way, and there are variations, but what is taught will be very useful and stimulate thought to generate other possibilities.   

This intermediate level clockmaker watchmaker jewelers lathe course consists of 2 volumes for a total of 4 DVD discs playable world wide.  Total course running time is approximately 4.5 hours.

FYI

For the enthusiasts of any antique restoration, there are more DVD courses on the subject of antique furniture restoration and repair at the following site:   www.AntqRestoration.com

Watch for the new antique clock repair course coming this early summer 2008.  This new course will be available on eBay and through the Tick Tock Productions site at www.ticktockpro.com 

More information about this new antique clock repair course will be posted on this blog in the coming weeks. 

By www.ticktockpro.com  Antique clock repair and restoration services are in high demand.  There are thousands of antique clocks waiting to be repaired.  With proper instruction almost anyone can learn.  Many people repair clocks as a hobby, and there are others that have a part time or full time business of repairing clocks.  People can have various problems with their antique clocks that can be solved by a trained clock repair person.  These repairs can be learned by the courses offered at www.ticktockpro.com.

To learn about clock repair can be enjoyable, satisfying and  profitable.  You can learn from home with video home study courses on DVD.  Many are making a part time or full time occupation repairing clocks.  You can work from home or open your own repair and restoration shop.