Charlotte Williams on tue 21 jan 97
I am using a Soldner portable type wheel with a separate pedal
attachment. While trimming my pot got away from me and in panic
I came down on the pedal with too hard. Now in order to stop my
wheel I have to turn it off using the pedal switch.
I removed the pedal plate to find the speed adjustment screws but
was unable to find any. Can someone tell me what damage I may have
done or how to adjust the pedal. Or where the nearest Soldner repair
person is.
I don't have the diagram sheets as this is a borrowed wheel. If someone
has them and would'nt mind sending me a copy send e-mail to me please.
"Round & Round"
C. Williams
Ken L Russell on wed 22 jan 97
>> Can someone tell me what damage I may have done or how to adjust the
>>pedal. Or where the nearest Soldner repair person is.
I can't help you but I know who can. Call Kent Follette at the Follette
Pottery down in Ruston, LA. He uses a portable Soldner and swears by it.
If he or Libby can't help, Kent's great aunt Muffie Marie LaFollette will
lend a hand. Their number is 318-251-1310. Send my love to Aunt Muffie!!
Ken Russell
The Arlington Pottery
gone2pot@juno.com
Warren Gaspar on thu 23 jan 97
Does anyone on this list know of a source for Precious Metal Clay?
Shelley S. on thu 23 jan 97
You could try Bluebird Manufacturing directly since they make the Soldner wheels
Shelley
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>> Can someone tell me what damage I may have done or how to adjust the
>>pedal. Or where the nearest Soldner repair person is.
I can't help you but I know who can. Call Kent Follette at the Follette
Pottery down in Ruston, LA. He uses a portable Soldner and swears by it.
If he or Libby can't help, Kent's great aunt Muffie Marie LaFollette will
lend a hand. Their number is 318-251-1310. Send my love to Aunt Muffie!!
Ken Russell
The Arlington Pottery
gone2pot@juno.com
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