Foundational Clock Repair Skills II

Instructors: AWCI President David Lindow and AWCI member Wayne Andrews

Cost: $695 for AWCI members – $845 for non-members

Class Schedule: 3 days, Wednesday-Friday, April 22-24, 2026, 8:00 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Foundational Clock Repair Skills II is a foundational class that reinforces the skills learned in Foundational Clock Repair Skills I — including making a wheel hub, spin riveter, dome stake, pusher stake and stump to prescribed dimensions — and pushing those skills forward through continuing to teach lathe work; introducing heat treatment; mounting a wheel blank and arbor to a hub using the spin riveter and dome punch; use of a jeweler’s saw; wheel and pinion engagements; the depthing tool; and determining issues with an Indian clock movement.

Students also receive a flowchart created for the course, highlighting the general order of operations at the bench.

Tools Needed: No tools are necessary; however, students are invited to bring their own tools such as pivot burnishers, files, and depthing tools.

Class Size: Limited to 8 students.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Jason Champion, our education director, at education@awci.com or at 513-367-9800, ext. 303.

To register for the course, contact AWCI Office Manager James Sprague at james@awci.com or at 513-367-9800, ext. 301.