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   jonsherryl | Apr 03, 2004 10:51pm | #1

   Jeep, I buy most of my clock parts and supplies through Klockit, in Geneva, Wisconsin. I keep their catalog on file and buy via phone, but I'm sure if you do a search for Klockit, they doubtless have a website. They're good people to deal with and have a wide selection of both battery and mechanical movements, dials and hardware. They also offer kits, but I never build from kits.

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   126Orchard | Apr 04, 2004 01:00am | #2

   thanks, i'll check em out

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   FastEddie | Apr 05, 2004 04:41am | #3

   Jeep, here is another link as well, although I have used Klockit, find them to be very good.

   Fasteddie

   MAKER OF SOME OF PENNSYLVANIA'S FINEST SAWDUST

   http://www.emperorclock.com

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   Kell | Apr 05, 2004 04:50am | #4

   jeep,

   Jon is right.  Their website is http://www.steebar.com; evidently they do all the web deals for clockit.

   Kell

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   SEBDESN | Apr 05, 2004 05:43am | #5

   http://www.theclocksmiths.com/pages/ClockPartsPage.htm

   

   rholland54 | Apr 05, 2004 04:22pm | #6

   Check S. Larose Co.   , slarose.com    also, check  hermle.com 

   Robert

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   RoyinMD | Apr 06, 2004 07:57pm | #7

   I've used Klockkit too.

   One more supplier: http://www.cherrytree-online.com/

   Enjoy, Roy

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   DP | Apr 07, 2004 03:54pm | #8

   Also Green Lake Clock Co., http://www.greenlakeclock.com/.  The guy who runs it is very knowledgeable and willing to help.  Excellent source.

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   126Orchard | Apr 08, 2004 09:08am | #9

   thanks guys

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   Tberry | Apr 08, 2004 01:53pm | #10

   Jeep, at this years woodworking conference in Colonial Williamsburg we did tall clocks. There was a presenter there that gave us the name of M.J. Dalton as his source for clock works. Don't know if he has a web address but the number he gave us was 302-337-3333. I believe he is in the Pennsylvania area. Good luck with your clock.

   A shop is a terrible thing to waste...
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   Napie | Apr 09, 2004 04:30pm | #11

   What kind of jeep?  Mine, a 2001 XJ, 3" Tera-Flex, 32's, ARB, etc, etc.