How to Install Hour and Minute Clock Hands
Installing Clock Hands can be easy with these Guidelines
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Basically there are two common movements that have different hour and minute hands mounting holes.
Press on movements are what's used typically in high production
factories. Both the hands simply press on. The hour hand first and the minute hand second.
The mounting holes are both round. The majority of the movements we sell are what is called the American I Shaft movement.
The American I Shaft is held in place down here with a hex nut
and washer. Once again the hour hand is a press on but in an I shaft movement the minute hand is not a press on.
The I shaft has two flat sides that are match up to the flat sides on the clock's minute hand.
Aligning the two flat sides and then securing the minute hand with a small nut is much more secure especially when people go from the front of the clock move the hands to change the time.
This way it's really hard to knock off the minute hand. If you look closely at the press on hour and minute hands you'll see the round holes we discussed.
If you look at the American I shaft hands you see that the minute hand is oblong with two flat sides that's the key difference.
That's why it's so important for you to select hands when you buy a movement from us. In most cases were gonna include a choice of hands.
Please see our hour and minute hands at:
https://www.clockparts.com/hour-minute-hands/
For example on these mini quartz movements you have your choice of forty five different pairs of hands let's make that ninety. The 45 are available in either brass or black and there's a infinite number of sizes available possible because it's so easy to trim these hands.
So always when ordering a movement from us and we include choice
hands please take us up on it.
We will be available to You at: 888-827-2387
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We have a Great Selection of Clock Hands and Parts Click Here: https://clockparts.com
LEARN About Your DIY Clock Options Call Us at: 888-827-2387
Basically there are two common movements that have different hour and minute hands mounting holes.
Press on movements are what's used typically in high production
factories. Both the hands simply press on. The hour hand first and the minute hand second.
The mounting holes are both round. The majority of the movements we sell are what is called the American I Shaft movement.
The American I Shaft is held in place down here with a hex nut
and washer. Once again the hour hand is a press on but in an I shaft movement the minute hand is not a press on.
The I shaft has two flat sides that are match up to the flat sides on the clock's minute hand.
Aligning the two flat sides and then securing the minute hand with a small nut is much more secure especially when people go from the front of the clock move the hands to change the time.
This way it's really hard to knock off the minute hand. If you look closely at the press on hour and minute hands you'll see the round holes we discussed.
If you look at the American I shaft hands you see that the minute hand is oblong with two flat sides that's the key difference.
That's why it's so important for you to select hands when you buy a movement from us. In most cases were gonna include a choice of hands.
Please see our hour and minute hands at:
https://www.clockparts.com/hour-minute-hands/
For example on these mini quartz movements you have your choice of forty five different pairs of hands let's make that ninety. The 45 are available in either brass or black and there's a infinite number of sizes available possible because it's so easy to trim these hands.
So always when ordering a movement from us and we include choice
hands please take us up on it.
We will be available to You at: 888-827-2387
View More ClockParts Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVToKiv8sLE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXMSBE95AmQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TzGfuy_JOs
Visit our Google + Page:
https://plus.google.com/110726716336396698329/posts
Pin Us on Pinterest:
https://www.pinterest.com/clockparts/
Learn More on our Blog
https://www.clockparts.com/blog/
Visit our Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Clock-Parts/233578686797853
Check Out Our Tweets:
https://twitter.com/ClockPartsCom
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