You are doing great. Impressed with the drawing when you have cameras. LOL. One thing to mention before you let down the springs dont take the part that is screwed down to hold the ratchet click. If the click decides to move on you then there isnt anything stopping it because you took it off. That power has to go somewhere. Using a pair of side cutters (not cutting) by design will help remove stubborn gears. I am extremely proud of you and your first video of repairing a clock. You are doing great with explaining things to your viewers. Love how your cuckoo quail clock is going off every 15 minutes as designed. Love the first video. If the next couple videos are anything like the first one then you are well on your way of becoming famous. Keep it up Cheryl.
Thank you! Yes I saw that safety error when I played it back, but I don't have any way-that I have found so far-to make comments on my video like you do. There are corrections I could point out. I'm using the video camera software. The question I asked you about the springs and movement is shown at the end of video 6. It should be posted by tomorrow morning.
@@cheryladair732down load the product clipchamp. That is what I use to edit my videos. I always use the free version. You will get there. Keep up the great work.
