David Harriman on thu 5 sep 96
I am looking for instructions to assemble an electric wheel
for my kids. I have a very nice kick wheel for myself but
is not sutable for them. I looked into purchasing a wheel
but the costs are not in my budget. Any assistance would be
appriciated.
Thanks!!!
David Harriman
Brown County, Indiana
Mary Hays on fri 6 sep 96
A few years ago i "built" my own wheel. I ordered most of the parts from
Brent. I built my own table to mount it on and saved $300. Total cost to
build, about $400. Plus it was really easy to do. If you would like specific
instructions for mounting the motor, ect., e-mail me and i will be more than
happy to share my info with you. Good Luck!
Mary Hays in Blue Springs, Mo. e-mail: jhaysbsmo@aol.com
Jeremy/Bonnie Hellman on sat 7 sep 96
You can buy a Brent B wheel for around $550 including shipping half way
across the United States from Kickwheel pottery in Atlanta and Bennett
ceramics in Florida. Both advertise extensively. Be sure to price the wheel
including shipping to your destination. About a year ago Kickwheel was
shipping via UPS which was considerably cheaper than common carrier so I
bought from Kickwheel. Bonnie in gray, wet "Franned" Pittsburgh
Phil Davenport on sun 8 sep 96
David:
Concerning the plans for the potter's wheel- Try and find a book by
Charles Counts titled "Pottery Workshop".
I built by wheel from the plans in this book and really do like it. Of
course I customized the wheel to fit my body size but other than that I
followed the plans.
Good Luck!!
Phil Davenport
Garland, Texas
On Thu, 5 Sep 1996, David Harriman wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I am looking for instructions to assemble an electric wheel
> for my kids. I have a very nice kick wheel for myself but
> is not sutable for them. I looked into purchasing a wheel
> but the costs are not in my budget. Any assistance would be
> appriciated.
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> David Harriman
> Brown County, Indiana
>
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