Sunday, September 16, 2012

Henry says ...

A useful discussion took place recently on the discussion list for TACA - The Australian Ceramics Association.  It was about wheels and how to tweak, service and generally look after them.  Lucky me I have a husband who steps in and fixes things as they break.  Although I am capable of having a go at such things, well, it makes him feel valued and needed to allow him to fix my wheels when needed.  Why rock the boat?  A response to the initial query about fixing wheels, Venco wheels in particular I think gained a massively useful link here.  Check it out and store it somewhere handy - ain't potters just great?!

Venco wheels are built to last but their grommets and collars get a bit dodgy with prolonged use and these are easy to purchase and replace (well thats what Henry says).

http://ceramicsnepean.westernsydneyinstitute.wikispaces.net/Wheel+Page


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3 comments:

  1. Hi Elaine

    is there any chance that you would have the Venco maintenance and fixing info that was at http://ceramicsnepean.westernsydneyinstitute.wikispaces.net/Wheel+Page as the page is no longer active and there does not seem to be any info online unfortunately?

    cheers
    Trevor

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  2. Trevor I haven't got it, I will see if Hen downloaded and kept the docs. We are lost when a link is removed aren't we.

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