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    David Noble
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      @davidnoble71990

      Sorry to be a pain so soon after joining this forum but as a total newcomer to clockmaking, where do you suggest buying sheet brass from? Or any other supplies.

      Many Thanks, David

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      David Noble
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        #384866
        Neil Wyatt
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          @neilwyatt

          For clockmaking sizes and quantities you could start with Milton Keynes Metals (see ad at right or http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=139555&p=1#).

          Staying with the 'M for Metal' theme, others include M-Machine and Macc Models.

          Neil

          #384868
          Russell Eberhardt
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            @russelleberhardt48058

            Try Clockmaking brass

            Ian supplies the correct grade of brass cut to your requirement in rectangles and circles.

            Russell

            #384872
            Martin Kyte
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              @martinkyte99762

              Hi David

              **LINK**

              are quick

              or if you are buying full sheets Smiths Metals

              **LINK**

              who have a counter service.

              If you are clock making do ensure you buy CZ120 (half hard leaded brass) for wheels and plates.

              Cousins Material house and Meadows and Passmore for springs, pivot steel, line, dials, finials etc.

              **LINK**

              **LINK**

              What are you making?

              regards Martin

              #384877
              David Noble
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                @davidnoble71990
                Posted by Neil Wyatt on 10/12/2018 13:40:27:

                For clockmaking sizes and quantities you could start with Milton Keynes Metals (see ad at right or http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=139555&p=1#).

                Staying with the 'M for Metal' theme, others include M-Machine and Macc Models.

                Neil

                Thank you Neil, I'll take a look.

                Thanks, David

                #384878
                David Noble
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                  @davidnoble71990
                  Posted by Russell Eberhardt on 10/12/2018 13:59:10:

                  Try Clockmaking brass

                  Ian supplies the correct grade of brass cut to your requirement in rectangles and circles.

                  Russell

                  Thank you Russel that's helpful. I have tried Google but these sites didn't show up.

                  Best Wishes, David

                  #384879
                  David Noble
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                    @davidnoble71990

                    Posted by Martin Kyte on 10/12/2018 14:09:24:

                    Hi David

                    If you are clock making do ensure you buy CZ120 (half hard leaded brass) for wheels and plates.

                    Cousins Material house and Meadows and Passmore for springs, pivot steel, line, dials, finials etc.

                    **LINK**

                    **LINK**

                    What are you making?

                    regards Martin

                    Thank you Martin. I haven't made a final decision on the clock, I'm just doing a little ground work

                    Thanks, David

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