Eric Gordon on thu 17 feb 11
Good Morning . At Nceca one year I bought 2 hand held extruders to use in m=
y classroom. The kids have somehow managed to separate the cap on the worki=
ng end of the extruder.These extruders are made by Scott Creek. I emailed t=
hem last week and called them this week to find out the best way to repair =
it as we use them all the time in class. Scott Creek has not responded to =
the email or the call. Are they still in business? Does anyone one know a =
good way to reach them? Has anyone else had this kind of problem with the h=
and held extruders? I think what happened is they kept clicking the lever l=
ong long after the clay was gone> I have pictures of the problem since a pi=
cture could explain the problem probably better than words.
Thanks to all who have some information for me
Kathleen Gordon
Vince Pitelka on thu 17 feb 11
Hi Kathleen -=3D20
I am curious if you Googled it, because when I did, the second listing =3D
clearly says that Scott Creek is a division of the Clay Art Center in =3D
Tacoma, one of the best clay suppliers in the Pacific Northwest. They =3D
are very responsive to customer needs, so give them a call.
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
Appalachian Center for Craft
Tennessee Tech University
vpitelka@dtccom.net; wpitelka@tntech.edu=3D20
http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Eric Gordon
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2011 10:36 AM
To: Clayart@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Scott Creek and hand held extruders
Good Morning . At Nceca one year I bought 2 hand held extruders to use =3D
in my classroom. The kids have somehow managed to separate the cap on =3D
the working end of the extruder.These extruders are made by Scott Creek. =
=3D
I emailed them last week and called them this week to find out the best =3D
way to repair it as we use them all the time in class. Scott Creek has =3D
not responded to the email or the call. Are they still in business? =3D
Does anyone one know a good way to reach them? Has anyone else had this =3D
kind of problem with the hand held extruders? I think what happened is =3D
they kept clicking the lever long long after the clay was gone> I have =3D
pictures of the problem since a picture could explain the problem =3D
probably better than words.
Thanks to all who have some information for me
Kathleen Gordon
Steve Slatin on thu 17 feb 11
AFAIK, Scott Creek is currently distributed through
Tacoma Clay Arts. They're probably a good source
for info. Not sure if they own Scott Creek or not.
Steve Slatin --=3D20
--- On Thu, 2/17/11, Eric Gordon wrote:
> Good Morning . At Nceca one year I
> bought 2 hand held extruders to use in my classroom. The
> kids have somehow managed to separate the cap on the working
> end of the extruder.These extruders are made by Scott Creek.
> I emailed them last week and called them this week to find
> out the best way to repair it=3DA0 as we use them all the
> time in class. Scott Creek has not responded to=3DA0 the
> email or the call. Are they still in business? Does anyone
> one know a good way to reach them? =3D0A=3D0A=3D0A
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