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Wow. About 26.4% should make a nice balance of flowers and open space. -
Australia has a different voltage (and frequency but that shouldn't matter for a motor). I never saw Brent wheels in New Zealand and would not be surprised if they only make a 110-120V model. There should be a plate somewhere on the motor that lists the required inputs and maximum amps and such. I have an Australian (Venco) pugmill. To make it work I needed a voltage converter. I predict you will need one too. -
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It was well thought out. The only thing on wheels is the plaster for reclaiming clay. Everything flows. All it needs is another 1000 sq ft (which would double the space!) :-) Oh, an more windows. There is only one that faces south. And more sinks. And... ah... it is a good home and I am happy with the space. -
Work spaces are important too!
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I had a relay fail after 72 firings. Sigh, I had put off getting spare parts to my next order.
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Most of my Brent wheels are raised 4" (4x4) and most of the Shimpo wheels are raised 1.5" (2x4). This has been what is comfortable for the majority of my students. What is comfortable for me: sitting at the wheel (with my left foot on a 3" height from two 2x4s) and my left elbow on my thigh I should be able to put my hand on the wheel head and have my forearm just a little above the whee head. If the forearm is hitting, it will give me rug burn. If I am too high up my wrist will hurt.
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They would also be magical with the right crystal glaze... -
A continuation that arose from Challenge #6 -
It is somewhat mono-chromatic. They are just one glaze poured over. They are all the same glaze. The depth of color and variations don't come out in photographs. Some are greener, some more black, and some more deep rutile blue. This group didn't really fit in my converted Brent wheel light box...
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Electric ∆6 work.
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