she's a beautiful wheel!!! i wanted to let you know corn starch works just as well as Talcum powder and I actually prefer it over baby powder. It's softer, smoother, and less damaging to the lungs should you breathe some of it. Thanks for this tutorial... wish I had watched one of these before assembling my Rose... would have helped a lot! When I got my Rose, she had the stop already installed. It only took me 20 minutes to figure that part out lol
When you attach the stem assembly to the base, I wonder if it might be a good idea to get the four bolts started, like you did with the conrods, and then go in a circle, tightening the bolts in sequence a bit at a time? That would give you a bit of wiggle room if things needed to shift a bit to align. Does that make sense? Also, I’m not a wheel spinner and I wondered why you’d want to change the placement of the spinning head like you showed at the end of the video? Could you show that when you do the spinning demo?
Hi Karen - that is a great idea on the assembly - I'll try that with the next wheel I assemble if it has the same setup. My spinning video should go up today, and I tilt the head in it so you can see what I mean. Thanks!
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I'm expecting my new suzie to arrive in 2 days (UK) I HAVE WATCHED THIS VIDEO ABOUT 10 TIMES!!!! So excited
So excited for you! I am sure you are going to love love love your new wheel!
she's a beautiful wheel!!! i wanted to let you know corn starch works just as well as Talcum powder and I actually prefer it over baby powder. It's softer, smoother, and less damaging to the lungs should you breathe some of it. Thanks for this tutorial... wish I had watched one of these before assembling my Rose... would have helped a lot! When I got my Rose, she had the stop already installed. It only took me 20 minutes to figure that part out lol
Wow - that is a great tip! I will mention that in future videos, thank you so much for telling me!
When you attach the stem assembly to the base, I wonder if it might be a good idea to get the four bolts started, like you did with the conrods, and then go in a circle, tightening the bolts in sequence a bit at a time? That would give you a bit of wiggle room if things needed to shift a bit to align. Does that make sense?
Also, I’m not a wheel spinner and I wondered why you’d want to change the placement of the spinning head like you showed at the end of the video? Could you show that when you do the spinning demo?
Hi Karen - that is a great idea on the assembly - I'll try that with the next wheel I assemble if it has the same setup. My spinning video should go up today, and I tilt the head in it so you can see what I mean. Thanks!