3 Ways for Setting Pallet Stones with Shellac

In this video, we'll show you 3 ways to shellac pallet stones. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced watchmaker, these methods will help you apply shellac to your pallet stones.

After watching this video, you'll be able to shellac pallet stones like a pro!

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[anelson]

Lots of great information here. I was just about to research techniques for adjusting a stone. Then, as if by magic, this gem popped into my feed. Awesome, thanks!

[JDRichard]

Love your professional videos. I am not as analytical in my videos and am not a professional watchmaker…just an enthusiast. Thanks

[vesselingenadiev]

Respect, the cold way I have never seen anywhere else, but it seems best!

[tomholloway]

Thanks again Alex. I am finding I revisit your videos as I get more information sorted in my head and glean even more going through the videos again and gaining better understanding each time.

[rossjackson]

Just too good. Whilst I'm not there yet to do the work physically, the knowledge is tremendous and well worth watching. Thank you Alex

[Michael.Chapman]

Your expertise and experience is a joy to behold :-)

[bolgerguide]

Nice. I've been waiting for this one.

[paulschumacker]

This is a fantastic excerpt, but the full length version is a masterpiece.

[chanoble]

Hot Dang Alex. You are a true Guru with zero BS.
The last time I fixed a loose pallet stone I had to use a soldering iron, it's all i had.. Sorry Bro..

[clive.r]

Thanks Alex! Practice makes perfect, I will do this!!

[onlyvintagewatches]

Thanks for the excellent information. I have not yet had to work on adjusting pallets, but in the future will definitely have to. I will return to this video when I will need to.

[Gabriel-Abdala]

thanks for taking your time, very clear and useful information.

[RalfyCustoms]

Wonderful Alex, another great lesson, thanks for sharing

[marcoscintron]

Dude you are awesome thanks for all you do clear vids and instructions thanks

[randallduntz]

Ok. I'm about to dive into watch repair. I've watched every video I can and I like your informative style the best. I got all the recommended stuff although I can see that the tools can be neverending!! I have the entry level stuff, an entry level watch to repair (invicta with nh35) and your recommended microscope/camera set up. I'll let you know how it goes!

[ping_wino]

This video is like watching 3 Tarantino movies at the same time. Thank you Alex. <3
I am looking forward to a video about staking tool.

[seangerst]

Oh Shit, i always wanted to learn to do that, i was always interested in learning watchmaking and your Videos improved my watchmaking skills much.
Thanks for that.

[dannyperkins]

Great video thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[SQueme]

as always, very nice video !!
still learning🐣🐥

[ziloom]

Hi alex. I'm trying to find part 1.
Where can i find it?
As always, excellent work, and thank you for your time and knowledge