1 Chuck Edwards nees a little additional light on his clock parts. It has been rumored that Chuck likes pliers; especiall if they have red handles. Chuck is a Chapter 124 director.
2 Sam Norvell discusses the class subject matter with Chapter 124 Education Director Russ Aikins.
3 Mark Banta finds that assembling a clock movement can be a real challenge!
4 Another important tool in the clock repair shop is a jeweler's lathe. Sam Norvell examines one in the classroom.
5 Robert Connell and Bill Edwards review what they have learned. Many times the students can profit from the experience of other students.
6 (Left to Right) Robert Connell, Chuck Edwards, Bill Edwards, Phil Gregory, Gerald Lacy, Sam Norvell, Charlie Watson, Mark Banta, and John Tope. This class was taught by Ron Van Ness.
7 It looks like Charlie Watson has found a place to put all the wheels. Now all he has left to do is to put the top plate on. That should be a snap!
8 John Tope uses a mainspring winder. A mainspring winder is a very important tool in the clock repair shop.
