Craig Fulladosa on mon 8 oct 01
Lajos,
Check my site for a link to Laguna Clay or try ebay. Why not build yourself
a treadle wheel? It is not that hard. I built a Brent wooden kick wheel and
still use it today. I am not far from you in Palmdale, CA. I may know a
friend that has closed his business that might have a wheel for sale.
Craig Fulladosa
the Clayman
craigfull@earthlink.net
http://clayman.lookscool.com
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Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 11:30 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Used pottery wheel in LA area?
Hello,
I'm looking for a used pottery wheel in the LA area.
I'm taking classes at LA Valley College, and don't know of any pottery
groups where people would post ads... I've tried recycler.com, but any time
a wheel pops up, it's usually gone by the time I call...
Thanks,
Lajos
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Lajos Kamocsay on mon 8 oct 01
Hello,
I'm looking for a used pottery wheel in the LA area.
I'm taking classes at LA Valley College, and don't know of any pottery =
groups where people would post ads... I've tried recycler.com, but any =
time a wheel pops up, it's usually gone by the time I call...
Thanks,
Lajos
Monica Klement on mon 8 oct 01
I do not have a wheel unfortunately.
I want to ask if you are HUNGARIAN? After the name I am sure.
I am not even close to LA, not even the USA, I am living in Canada, but used
to go
to Arizona for the winter, where I do ceramics.
In about two weeks I will have an operation (Hipreplacement). I do not know
how long I have to stay here. I hope I will be able to go down in the NEW
YEAR.
In here I have no place to work, very limited. I do not even have a kiln.
What kind of work are you doing? I do mostly slabwork and sculptures.
Very few Hungarians are in the Clayart, and we keep in touch.
Monica Klement
Ray Gonzalez on tue 9 oct 01
craig,
is your friend Les? for all the time that i spent in lancaster and at AV
college, i cant believe i only knew 2 other potters. Ken Nowicki (who posts
to this list often) turned me on to clay and Ken Embree!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Craig Fulladosa"
To:
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: Used pottery wheel in LA area?
> Lajos,
> Check my site for a link to Laguna Clay or try ebay. Why not build
yourself
> a treadle wheel? It is not that hard. I built a Brent wooden kick wheel
and
> still use it today. I am not far from you in Palmdale, CA. I may know a
> friend that has closed his business that might have a wheel for sale.
>
> Craig Fulladosa
> the Clayman
> craigfull@earthlink.net
> http://clayman.lookscool.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
> Behalf Of Lajos Kamocsay
> Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 11:30 AM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Used pottery wheel in LA area?
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for a used pottery wheel in the LA area.
> I'm taking classes at LA Valley College, and don't know of any pottery
> groups where people would post ads... I've tried recycler.com, but any
time
> a wheel pops up, it's usually gone by the time I call...
>
> Thanks,
> Lajos
>
>
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Ray Gonzalez on tue 9 oct 01
i have always been told to go to the recycler. i know that if you go down
to laguna, they have many wheels, pugmills, mixers, etc posted on a board.
i dont know if aardvark does the same thing.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lajos Kamocsay"
To:
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 11:29 AM
Subject: Used pottery wheel in LA area?
Hello,
I'm looking for a used pottery wheel in the LA area.
I'm taking classes at LA Valley College, and don't know of any pottery
groups where people would post ads... I've tried recycler.com, but any time
a wheel pops up, it's usually gone by the time I call...
Thanks,
Lajos
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Imzadi Donelli on tue 9 oct 01
Try the bulletin board at The Clayhouse at 2909 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa
Monica.
Shop is open til 5PM. Closed Mondays. Their is usually a few good listings of
wheels there. I got my leads for a couple of wheels there. Ended up buying
mine from Marymount College, Ceramics dept., somewhere below the LA airport.
Sorry, don't know the phone number. They are selling VERY OLD Shimpos and
Brents there as they got a new budget for new wheels. Some Brents are so old
they don't even have model letters! But the wheels are only $200. They are in
adequate shape for the price, just a lot of mileage. If you are desperate for
a wheel until a better one comes along, this might be the place. You can
always resell it for $200 to some other poor schnook.
Imzadi
Monica Klement on tue 9 oct 01
I saw the EBAY.com today, there are two "pottery wheels" there to bid on.
You should try it. M.
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