boobyagga@juno.com on mon 13 mar 06
does anyone know how to solve creepage in the wheel???
i have a pacifica GT400 that i bought from my uncle who is a production =
potter in utah. its a relatively new wheel and this is the wheel he used=
mainly for simple trimmings so it has not recieved much wear and tear. =
=
when i first bought it from him it didnt have the creep. ive had it abou=
t a year now and its started creeping on me. and its really not a proble=
m untill i try to recenter things for trimming. its just an annoyance. s=
o does anyone know how to solve this or what the potential problem can b=
e?
thanks for the help. =
jason
steve graber on mon 13 mar 06
if it's like my Brent wheels the footpedal must be taken apart to get access to some tuning knobs. i have a wheel that creeps, but just haven't taken the footpedal apart for some 10 years... i just learn to deal with it or trim on the other wheel if i bugs me...
see ya
steve
"boobyagga@juno.com" wrote:
does anyone know how to solve creepage in the wheel???
i have a pacifica GT400 that i bought from my uncle who is a production potter in utah. its a relatively new wheel and this is the wheel he used mainly for simple trimmings so it has not recieved much wear and tear.
when i first bought it from him it didnt have the creep. ive had it about a year now and its started creeping on me. and its really not a problem untill i try to recenter things for trimming. its just an annoyance. so does anyone know how to solve this or what the potential problem can be?
thanks for the help.
jason
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Darnie Sizemore on tue 14 mar 06
Jason,
If the Pacifica is anything like a Brent. There are
speed controls inside the foot pedal. One for high
speed and one for low. the speed is controled by
turning the controls.
I hope that this helps,
Darnie
--- "boobyagga@juno.com" wrote:
> does anyone know how to solve creepage in the
> wheel???
> i have a pacifica GT400 that i bought from my uncle
> who is a production potter in utah. its a relatively
> new wheel and this is the wheel he used mainly for
> simple trimmings so it has not recieved much wear
> and tear.
> when i first bought it from him it didnt have the
> creep. ive had it about a year now and its started
> creeping on me. and its really not a problem untill
> i try to recenter things for trimming. its just an
> annoyance. so does anyone know how to solve this or
> what the potential problem can be?
> thanks for the help.
> jason
>
>
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