Linda Stauffer on thu 26 feb 98
There are plans to build an electric potters wheel for under $75.00 in
the April 1988 issue of Ceramics Monthly. I know several people who
built it and they say it works great. It uses a car wheel assembly ( a
rim filled with plaster and a motor with a shaft that is moved against
the rim when speed is needed.)
The Slack-DeBrock Family on mon 26 aug 02
Carolyn,
I would lke to discuss your whelloff list if possible......I am interested
in finding some good used wheels for the new pottery center we are opening
in northern Wisconsin.....
thanks,
Joan
riverrun@newnorth.net
Tim on mon 26 aug 02
I was thinking the same thing here in Indiana. I'm betting the shipping
would just kill the whole deal though unfortunately. Otherwise, I'd love to
take you up on it too.
Tim Miller - IN
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Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 9:32 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: electric wheel
Too bad I'm so far away in Florida. Otherwise I wouldn't hesitate. Any
idea
how much it would cost to put it on a slow freight? I wonder if it'd be
worth it.
Marion
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Carolyn Leung on mon 26 aug 02
While I have had this wheel for a long time, it has not been used
consistently. I has basically a hand builder and prefer to be. It is
a Shimpo-West, RK-2 Potter's Wheel... Has all its original parts and
what ever came with it when bought I've decided it was time to let go
.
I'd like $200 for it but can talk about it. I'm based in Stone
Ridge NY nor far from New
Paltz or Woodstock.. ------ Carolyn
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Marion Roberts on mon 26 aug 02
Too bad I'm so far away in Florida. Otherwise I wouldn't hesitate. Any idea
how much it would cost to put it on a slow freight? I wonder if it'd be
worth it.
Marion
Carolyn Leung on tue 27 aug 02
Marion thanks for your interest. The wheel weighs 134lb. I
haven't slightest idea how much it would cost. If I can't sell it,
I might have to do more researhing. Carolyn
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 22:31:46 EDT Marion Roberts writes:
> Too bad I'm so far away in Florida. Otherwise I wouldn't hesitate.
> Any idea
> how much it would cost to put it on a slow freight? I wonder if
> it'd be
> worth it.
>
> Marion
>
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Cindy Gatto on tue 27 aug 02
Hi Carolyn:
I emailed you off list telling you I was very very
interested in your wheel. We have a community ceramic studio and we could use
your wheel. We are right here in Brooklyn New York and could take a ride up
there as early as this weekend to check it out. If it is in decent shape we
would definitely take it. Hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you:
Mark & Cindy
The Mudpit
228 Manhattan Ave
Brooklyn NY 11206
718-218-9424
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Lily Krakowski on tue 27 aug 02
Looit. I live about 5 hours north of New Paltz. We have elderly friends
who drive from here to Florida for the winter in two days. We knew one who
went in one day. Kids get 4 to a car and take turns driving and make it in
one day.
I simply cannot believe there is no one in New Paltz who would give that
poor wheel a lift to his/her college somewhere in the South whence if could
be picked up n an overnight trip from Florida. Maybe someone at SUNY New
Paltz would give it a ride next Christmas hols. or Spring Break.
This is a wheel, guys. Show some compassion...
Carolyn Leung writes:
> Marion thanks for your interest. The wheel weighs 134lb. I
> haven't slightest idea how much it would cost. If I can't sell it,
> I might have to do more researhing. Carolyn
>
> On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 22:31:46 EDT Marion Roberts writes:
>> Too bad I'm so far away in Florida. Otherwise I wouldn't hesitate.
>> Any idea
>> how much it would cost to put it on a slow freight? I wonder if
>> it'd be
>> worth it.
>>
>> Marion
>>
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Catherine White on tue 27 aug 02
Carolyn,
A sample UPS ground rate from say the NY city area to Denver, CO for a
134# item that measures 30" x 18" x 18", packaged by you, and insured for
$300 would cost $65.59.
Go to website http://wwwapps.ups.com/servlet/QCCServlet to check out
more exact info.
Catherine in AZ.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carolyn Leung"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: electric wheel
> Marion thanks for your interest. The wheel weighs 134lb. I
> haven't slightest idea how much it would cost. If I can't sell it,
> I might have to do more researhing. Carolyn
Reina Reina on tue 27 aug 02
In a message dated 8/27/02 10:06:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Mudpitnyc@AOL.COM writes:
> www.mudpitnyc.com
>
I have 2 Shimpo wheels (used) for sale----also a used electric kiln 18' x18
" x 19" deep
I am in Nassau County.
Russel Fouts on wed 28 aug 02
Lily
>> I simply cannot believe there is no one in New Paltz who would give that poor wheel a lift to his/her college somewhere in the South whence if could be picked up n an overnight trip from Florida. Maybe someone at SUNY New Paltz would give it a ride next Christmas hols. or Spring Break. This is a wheel, guys. Show some compassion...<<
Not only a little compassion but more than a little lust! This is an RK2
folks! The "Classic" Shimpo. This wheel is the reason why a lot of
people still by Shimpos thinking that they're getting that great,
powerful cone drive.
The new Shimpos are good, even very good but this wheel was great!
Phil Pourburka should buy this wheel! ;-)
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Brooks Ratledge on wed 28 aug 02
If I were selling a wheel, I wouldn't want to have to pack it for shipping
and would charge lots of $$$ if I did. There are probably potters locally
that would love to buy it. Try posting it at schools and art centers with
pottery classes. good luck, Patricia Harden
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From: Catherine White
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Date: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 10:25 PM
Subject: Re: electric wheel
>Carolyn,
> A sample UPS ground rate from say the NY city area to Denver, CO for a
>134# item that measures 30" x 18" x 18", packaged by you, and insured for
>$300 would cost $65.59.
> Go to website http://wwwapps.ups.com/servlet/QCCServlet to check out
>more exact info.
>Catherine in AZ.
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Carolyn Leung"
>To:
>Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 12:25 PM
>Subject: Re: electric wheel
>
>
>> Marion thanks for your interest. The wheel weighs 134lb. I
>> haven't slightest idea how much it would cost. If I can't sell it,
>> I might have to do more researhing. Carolyn
>
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Carolyn Leung on wed 28 aug 02
Mark and Cindy----I would love to sell you the wheel. Tried it out
today and it still running. Let me know if you can make it this
weekend. Of all the inqueries I've had, yours sound reasonable---I
don't have to crate and ship it. There is another person interested
but I guess first come, first serve. Carolyn
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 18:31:20 EDT Cindy Gatto writes:
> Hi Carolyn:
> I emailed you off list telling you I was very
> very
> interested in your wheel. We have a community ceramic studio and we
> could use
> your wheel. We are right here in Brooklyn New York and could take a
> ride up
> there as early as this weekend to check it out. If it is in decent
> shape we
> would definitely take it. Hope to hear from you soon.
> Thank you:
> Mark & Cindy
> The Mudpit
> 228 Manhattan Ave
> Brooklyn NY 11206
> 718-218-9424
> mudpitnyc@aol.com
> www.mudpitnyc.com
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Hi again-----here's my phone # (845) 687-0630 Carolyn
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 18:31:20 EDT Cindy Gatto writes:
> Hi Carolyn:
> I emailed you off list telling you I was very
> very
> interested in your wheel. We have a community ceramic studio and we
> could use
> your wheel. We are right here in Brooklyn New York and could take a
> ride up
> there as early as this weekend to check it out. If it is in decent
> shape we
> would definitely take it. Hope to hear from you soon.
> Thank you:
> Mark & Cindy
> The Mudpit
> 228 Manhattan Ave
> Brooklyn NY 11206
> 718-218-9424
> mudpitnyc@aol.com
> www.mudpitnyc.com
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Carolyn Leung on wed 28 aug 02
Great!!!! I'll be having a yard sale on Sat. if it doesn't rain, but
I'll be around probably all weekend.
Carolyn
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002 14:54:23 -0400 Carolyn Leung
writes:
> Mark and Cindy----I would love to sell you the wheel. Tried it out
> today and it still running. Let me know if you can make it this
> weekend. Of all the inquiries I've had, yours sound
> reasonable---I
> don't have to crate and ship it. There is another person
> interested
> but I guess first come, first serve. Carolyn
>
> On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 18:31:20 EDT Cindy Gatto
> writes:
> > Hi Carolyn:
> > I emailed you off list telling you I was very
> > very
> > interested in your wheel. We have a community ceramic studio and
> we
> > could use
> > your wheel. We are right here in Brooklyn New York and could take
> a
> > ride up
> > there as early as this weekend to check it out. If it is in decent
> > shape we
> > would definitely take it. Hope to hear from you soon.
> > Thank you:
> > Mark & Cindy
> > The Mudpit
> > 228 Manhattan Ave
> > Brooklyn NY 11206
> > 718-218-9424
> > mudpitnyc@aol.com
> > www.mudpitnyc.com
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Cindy Gatto on wed 28 aug 02
HI Carolyn:
If you call us or give us your phone number and we will
call you, we can get together and get directions on how to get there. Our
number is 718-218-9424.
Hoping to hear from you soon.
Cindy & Mark
The Wilmotts on thu 29 aug 02
Carolyn,
I live in the Albany area, not sure where you are located, but am interested
in buying a wheel. If it is still available please let me know the details.
Laura Wilmott
wilmott4@earthlink.net
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From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
Behalf Of Carolyn Leung
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 3:25 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: electric wheel
Marion thanks for your interest. The wheel weighs 134lb. I
haven't slightest idea how much it would cost. If I can't sell it,
I might have to do more researhing. Carolyn
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 22:31:46 EDT Marion Roberts writes:
> Too bad I'm so far away in Florida. Otherwise I wouldn't hesitate.
> Any idea
> how much it would cost to put it on a slow freight? I wonder if
> it'd be
> worth it.
>
> Marion
>
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The Wilmotts on thu 29 aug 02
Carolyn,
I have been away and just saw your original posting, please, please, I am
desperate for a wheel and can't afford a new one. You can reach me by phone.
518 439 9313.
Laura Wilmott
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Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 4:08 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: electric wheel
While I have had this wheel for a long time, it has not been used
consistently. I has basically a hand builder and prefer to be. It is
a Shimpo-West, RK-2 Potter's Wheel... Has all its original parts and
what ever came with it when bought I've decided it was time to let go
.
I'd like $200 for it but can talk about it. I'm based in Stone
Ridge NY nor far from New
Paltz or Woodstock.. ------ Carolyn
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Carolyn Leung on sat 31 aug 02
Mark & Cindi-----As I called and e-mailed you about the wheel and
receiving no response, I've promised the wheel to someone else. ------
Carolyn
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> If you call us or give us your phone number and
> we will
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> Hoping to hear from you soon.
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Laura Wilmott on sat 31 aug 02
Carolyn,
If, for some reason your wheel is still available I am still interested. 518
439 9313
Thanks,
Laura Wilmott
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Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2002 11:43 AM
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Subject: Re: electric wheel
Mark & Cindi-----As I called and e-mailed you about the wheel and
receiving no response, I've promised the wheel to someone else. ------
Carolyn
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002 17:55:19 EDT Cindy Gatto writes:
> HI Carolyn:
> If you call us or give us your phone number and
> we will
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> number is 718-218-9424.
> Hoping to hear from you soon.
> Cindy & Mark
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Carolyn Leung on mon 2 sep 02
Laura----I had promised this wheel to another Albany person and
supposedly he should pick up in a week or so. If he falls thru, you can
definitely buy the wheel. I'll let you know. Carolyn
On Thu, 29 Aug 2002 07:53:01 -0400 The Wilmotts
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> Carolyn,
> I live in the Albany area, not sure where you are located, but am
> interested
> in buying a wheel. If it is still available please let me know the
> details.
> Laura Wilmott
> wilmott4@earthlink.net
>
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> Behalf Of Carolyn Leung
> Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 3:25 PM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Re: electric wheel
>
>
> Marion thanks for your interest. The wheel weighs 134lb. I
> haven't slightest idea how much it would cost. If I can't sell
> it,
> I might have to do more researhing. Carolyn
>
> On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 22:31:46 EDT Marion Roberts
> writes:
> > Too bad I'm so far away in Florida. Otherwise I wouldn't
> hesitate.
> > Any idea
> > how much it would cost to put it on a slow freight? I wonder if
> > it'd be
> > worth it.
> >
> > Marion
> >
> >
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ASHPOTS@AOL.COM on mon 10 jan 05
I have a wheel that was in storage.. Went to use it the other day and the
motor had fallen off,,,I am teaching and needed all my wheels, any way the
rubber thingies that hold the motor to the frame had fallen apart
The wheel is orange, if any one knows which brand this is , please let me
know.. I looked and could not find any info on the wheel,, I need to buy new
rubber thingies to hold the motor to the frame
Mark again on the Mtn in Ga
Dave Finkelnburg on mon 10 jan 05
Mark,
My old Shimpo was orange. Does it run by a lever on the right side? That's what my Shimpo has.
Dave
ASHPOTS@AOL.COM wrote:
I have a wheel that was in storage.. Went to use it the other day and the
motor had fallen off,,,I am teaching and needed all my wheels, any way the
rubber thingies that hold the motor to the frame had fallen apart
The wheel is orange, if any one knows which brand this is , please let me
know.. I looked and could not find any info on the wheel,, I need to buy new
rubber thingies to hold the motor to the frame
Mark again on the Mtn in Ga
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baxleypottery@netzero.net on mon 10 jan 05
Mark,
Michael Again. Your orange wheel is a spinning triger. Don't let the name fool you, it is a spinning piece of ... oh well you get the idea! Good luck finding parts. They don't make them any more (Imagine that!). Try a hardware store. I found a similar rubber do-dad years ago.
Good luck!
Michael Baxley
KAnsas City
Mike Gordon on mon 10 jan 05
Mark, It sounds like you have an old Shimpo I had one that was given to
me and it was painted orange also. Look at some of their newer ones and
see if the shape is the same. They have a website you can check with
also as to it's age & repair parts. Mike Gordon
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> I have a wheel that was in storage.. Went to use it the other day and
> the
> motor had fallen off,,,I am teaching and needed all my wheels, any
> way the
> rubber thingies that hold the motor to the frame had fallen apart
>
> The wheel is orange, if any one knows which brand this is , please let
> me
> know.. I looked and could not find any info on the wheel,, I need to
> buy new
> rubber thingies to hold the motor to the frame
>
> Mark again on the Mtn in Ga
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