Very NIce! I learned to thrown on a treadle wheel 38 years ago. My family was in the furniture making business and I appreciate the use of wood in the majority of this tool. Nice that you gave credit of the original design to your uncle. I hope you do well with this.I will try to come and visit sometime, perhaps I'll take one of these away with me.
Beautiful. A worthy piece of craftsmanship. Form and function perfectly combined. I congratulate you for bringing this project to fruition. I hope you sell many of them.
Wow! What a beautifully crafted wheel! Just this past summer I bought one of the original Woodley wheels from England that was brought over in a shipment (I believe it was in the 1960's) for Warren Mackenzie and his students at the University of Minnesota. I am very proud to own one of these wheels, and I would very, very much like to own one of your new ones! Maybe one day! I think it is great that you are continuing the legacy of your family through producing these beautiful wheels!
Simon, The new wheels look great, Almost identical to mine which came from the UK about 30 years ago. Its great to keep practicing on. Good luck with the sales. Colin
This is a beautiful bit of furniture, to be sure. But i do wonder about using such nice lumber for something thats going to be covered with mud. "rode hard, put away wet" so to speak. TBH if i was building this in my garage, id just use pressure treated pine for the structure and fence pickets for the box. But im just being practical. Seriously this thing is beautiful. I just worry it would be too pretty for me to use properly! For the flywheel, have you considered casting steel reinforced concrete? The vastly increased weight would make for a more energy efficient and smoother experience... though with the inertia it would be hard to stop and/or change directions if your style requires it. But once you got it going it would not take much of a kick to keep it going. I bet it would feel like a strong electric wheel at that point.
This wheel is just beautiful . A practicle question Simon . What is the Dry Weight (As we say with motorcycles ) assembled ?? I think this is a very fair price for the workmanship for anyone reading this ... Now if I just had some space !!! I know, less pots more wheels !!
This wheel is quite a work of art. The dark wood accents make the wheel glow. It would be a shame to get it dirty. Someone will have years of use from this fine wheel.
Hi Simon. I´m Ricardo from Argentina. Your wheel is awsome. I wish I had one but I do not have the money to pay the shipping to my country. Its very expensive. It is possible that you have some plans to do it myself? I would appreciate your help. Thank you very much Simon ;)
Very NIce! I learned to thrown on a treadle wheel 38 years ago. My family was in the furniture making business and I appreciate the use of wood in the majority of this tool.
Nice that you gave credit of the original design to your uncle. I hope you do well with this.I will try to come and visit sometime, perhaps I'll take one of these away with me.
A beautiful thing with such a rich history. Good to hear and thanks for sharing it's design history.
Beautiful. A worthy piece of craftsmanship. Form and function perfectly combined. I congratulate you for bringing this project to fruition. I hope you sell many of them.
Wow! What a beautifully crafted wheel! Just this past summer I bought one of the original Woodley wheels from England that was brought over in a shipment (I believe it was in the 1960's) for Warren Mackenzie and his students at the University of Minnesota. I am very proud to own one of these wheels, and I would very, very much like to own one of your new ones! Maybe one day! I think it is great that you are continuing the legacy of your family through producing these beautiful wheels!
Simon, The new wheels look great, Almost identical to mine which came from the UK about 30 years ago. Its great to keep practicing on. Good luck with the sales.
Colin
what a wonderful looking wheel! Makes me very exited for my school pottery class to start up.
So cool! Wow 🤩
so beautiful. . . I hope to be able to have one some day.
WOW...Very Sweet!!!...Wanting to go back into pottery...Badly....but time on job wont allow...goin to have to make a decision reall soon..!!!
This is a beautiful bit of furniture, to be sure. But i do wonder about using such nice lumber for something thats going to be covered with mud. "rode hard, put away wet" so to speak. TBH if i was building this in my garage, id just use pressure treated pine for the structure and fence pickets for the box. But im just being practical. Seriously this thing is beautiful. I just worry it would be too pretty for me to use properly!
For the flywheel, have you considered casting steel reinforced concrete? The vastly increased weight would make for a more energy efficient and smoother experience... though with the inertia it would be hard to stop and/or change directions if your style requires it. But once you got it going it would not take much of a kick to keep it going. I bet it would feel like a strong electric wheel at that point.
Круг хороший. Радует аккуратность изготовления. Прекрасно показано и рассказано.
You realize that you have in both quality and aesthetically raised the bar in pottery wheel
This wheel is just beautiful . A practicle question Simon . What is the Dry Weight (As we say with motorcycles ) assembled ?? I think this is a very fair price for the workmanship for anyone reading this ... Now if I just had some space !!! I know, less pots more wheels !!
very nice, some serious TLC went into that bad boy
This wheel is quite a work of art. The dark wood accents make the wheel glow. It would be a shame to get it dirty. Someone will have years of use from this fine wheel.
Super nice..
Looks nice! :)
Looks great! :D
Невероятно потрясающее творение!
How much price if you sale it's
Sir, how is this kind of system on ones knees, I have arthritis in my left knee, how would this kind of system, effect it.?
This is amazing...it IS almost too pretty to use...but the other part of me says it looks like something I could get down and dirty with :D!
Hi Simon. I´m Ricardo from Argentina. Your wheel is awsome. I wish I had one but I do not have the money to pay the shipping to my country. Its very expensive. It is possible that you have some plans to do it myself? I would appreciate your help.
Thank you very much Simon ;)
hola. quisiera saber cuanto sale el torno.Soy de argemtina vivo en provincia de buenoa aires.
दो अच्छे रोमांचक रोमांच की एक और प्रकार का एक साथ आनंद ले रहे हैं दोस्तों:
DIVING IN BISHOP HARBOR (बिशप हार्बर में गोताखोरी)