julie milazzo on tue 15 jul 03
please...
Hey Everyone! Since the start of my studio, I have been dying for a pugmill. I have dreamed about it, tasted it, started a fund for it (all the bowls that are made out of recycled clay are called "recyclabowls", and the money is kept aside), and yesterday I received a large (huge, to me...) money order. Folks, it is time.
So, I may still be looking for the impossible here, but I wish for a de-airing pugmill, really small, mainly just to recycle scraps on a day-to-day basis, something that will eliminate the effects of wedging from my shoulder blades, wrists and elbows (though, if I could keep the triceps...). I have only used two pugmills in my life. One was at Fredonia State, and I have no idea what kind it was, and the other on Long Island, which I think was a Bluebird.
I have no preference toward any brand, but hoped that a few of you can help. I will check the archives next, while waiting for replies, and check Big Clay Company.com, and Bennett's, but any other heelp would be great. Thanks! Jules
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