Talk Time Oil Pen Oiling Tool Precision Needle Tip for Clocks Models Hobby Craft

Did the job perfectly very happy with it

I inherited a grandfather clock which had not been working for a number of years. I googled possible causes much of which would result in costly repairs. However one site suggested using clock oil ,as the mechanism might be clogged with old oil and dust.so I bought your clock oil and proceeded to gently rub the tip around the back of the mechanism to remove dirty deposits. We put the clock back together again and immediately it started ticking. The clock is working brilliantly , not losing time and chiming beautifully. This product in my eyes is a godsend and would definitely recommend .

Great little addition to my workshop. I should have bought a bottle of top-up oil as well.

Nicely packaged item. A delicate clock oiling device complete with clock oil.

Easy to use with a measured amount of oil that you can drop where it's wanted. Used it on an old mechanical clock which hasn't run for over 30 years.

This is an ideal. instrument for reaching into those less accessible bearings that you may have forgotten during reassembly, but what I like about it mostly, is the control over the amount that is administered and the precision that may be obtained, leaving little trace of oil elsewhere. Thus you end up with a pristine job.

I bought this to lubricate the mechanism of an Elliott mantle clock that had stopped working. I just cleaned the gears and spindles with a cotton bud then added a few drops of oil from the dispenser which was really easy to use and the clock started running again. The product did exactly what I wanted and expected and saved me the cost of a professional repair.

This oiler pen was so easy to apply the correct amount of oil to the desired places. My clock is 35 years old but had always been very accurate but recently been loosing time a lot. I have never oiled it before but thought it may be the problem as it was very 'stiff' trying to set the correct time again. I opened it up and put a tiny drop of oil on the moving parts, let it soak in, wound the clock anti clockwise/ clockwise for a few rotations and you could feel the mechanism getting easier/looser to operate. The clock is once again accurate and working well!