American horological journal, devoted to practical horology (1869)
Miller, George B · New York, G. B. Miller · leaf 252
el wire in the chuck and turn it true,cut a true screw on it, and on this screw oneend of the pillar, and run the other end in amale centre. However, if the screws are notall perfectly true, and the centres of the lathenot perfectly in line, this plan will not workwell, and it will be necessary to… … dial feet are intended to be fastened in theframe by a screw, the same as the pillars; butit will be observed that the screw which is in-tended to hold the dial on the pillar is smaller.The dial feet will be turned in precisely thesame manner as the pillars. Figure 16 is a
Clocks and watches
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