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Hi, can anyone identify this tool? I Don't know at all what it can be. It is 16 cm (like 6-7 inches)long and material is brass. /Göran  | |||
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Hi I have never used one, but it is a pivot lathe or also known as a Jacot tool, there are normally a few more parts that go with it. Tom | |||
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From the "Watch Makers Repair Manual" by H. Fried it states; "The tool is known to English-speaking watchmakers as the "Jacot" tool. This tool undoubtedly offers one the very best methods of reducing or polishing pivots to size & shape." | |||
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Tom, thanks for your help! Now, with the name of the tool, it's easy to find information on the net. Even a movie: www.tp178.com/jd/watch-school/3/MOV00017.mpg Göran | ||||
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