Susan L. Ross on fri 22 aug 97
I have this funky 2-speed table top wheel I bought VERY used several years
ago. You turn on low, off or on high. That's it. It sits up on concrete
blocks and is encased in a big plastic molded scrub-green splash pan that
won't accomodate bats larger than 12-1/2 inches. It has a definite "tick" to
it; the head is slightly loose, and at times the whole darn thing threatens
to leave its concrete perch and fling itself onto the floor. Yet somehow this
wheel turns out the nicest looking pots.
Beats me how ...
:-) Su
RubySuMoon@aol.com
Susan L. Ross on sat 23 aug 97
Ya know,
I have this funky 2-speed table top wheel I bought VERY used several years
ago. You switch on low or you switch on high or you switch it off. That's it.
It sits up on concrete blocks and is encased in a big plastic molded
scrub-green splash pan that won't accomodate bats larger than 12-1/2 inches.
It has a definite "tick" to it; the head is slightly loose, and at times the
whole darn thing threatens to leave its concrete perch and fling itself onto
the floor. Yet somehow this wheel turns out the nicest looking pots.
Beats me ...
Su
Susan L. Ross on sat 30 aug 97
>>Richard wrote:
Is it more pathetic that you remembered that jingle or that so many of
us out in clayartland recognized it too (and were just waiting for
someone to use it just the way you did). The TV generation.
We're datestamped by the commercials we remember. Sigh.<<
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Hi Richard.
LOL. Yes, I s'pose it is rather pathetic that that jingle chose to rear its
dated head now -- and to such a large audience! How many other 'arters share
this noted memory?
Su
RubySuMoon@aol.com
Looking for my wobblin' wheel to stamp me as a potter! :-)
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