Andi Fasimpaur on fri 10 may 02
At 07:39 PM 5/10/02 -0500, you wrote:
>I'd like to get a kickwheel (nonmotorized) but my problem is it will have
>to be placed outside my house on the patio, exposed to the weather. Ant
>thoughts would be appreciated.
What type of weather are you talking about? Where are you located
geographically? I've heard stories about Randall Kickwheels in primitive
cabin type settings lasting forever... The Self-Reliant Potter by Andrew
Holden has instructions for making a couple of different types of
non-motorized wheels, any of which might be well suited to your needs and
the book is available from many public libraries and might be attainable
through inter-library loan.
Good luck.
Andi.
Disneylover on fri 10 may 02
I'd like to get a kickwheel (nonmotorized) but my problem is it will =
have to be placed outside my house on the patio, exposed to the weather. =
Ant thoughts would be appreciated.
Disneylover on sat 11 may 02
Andi, I live in the New Jersey in the USA. The weather here is temparate
with rains, snows and heat of summer.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andi Fasimpaur"
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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: Outdoor Kickwheel??
> At 07:39 PM 5/10/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >I'd like to get a kickwheel (nonmotorized) but my problem is it will have
> >to be placed outside my house on the patio, exposed to the weather. Ant
> >thoughts would be appreciated.
>
> What type of weather are you talking about? Where are you located
> geographically? I've heard stories about Randall Kickwheels in primitive
> cabin type settings lasting forever... The Self-Reliant Potter by Andrew
> Holden has instructions for making a couple of different types of
> non-motorized wheels, any of which might be well suited to your needs and
> the book is available from many public libraries and might be attainable
> through inter-library loan.
>
> Good luck.
>
> Andi.
>
>
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Longtin, Jeff on mon 13 may 02
Just one bit of advice;
I bought my first real wheel, a Brent wooden kickwheel, in highschool. I
thought I'd do the "Primitive Pottery" thing by putting it in the backyard
behind my parents house. All summer long I threw like a madman.
End of summer moved that sucker indoors.
Noticed I'd housed a small mice community underneath it.
A small concrete slab might be recommended.
Take care
Jeff Longtin
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From: Disneylover [mailto:Disneylover@MSN.COM]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 7:40 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Outdoor Kickwheel??
I'd like to get a kickwheel (nonmotorized) but my problem is it will have to
be placed outside my house on the patio, exposed to the weather. Ant
thoughts would be appreciated.
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