Have you always wanted to own your own spinning wheel to make your own yarn? Has the high price of the average wheel discouraged you from getting into spinning?
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This wheel has been lovingly designed to provide a solid entry-level wheel for those who want to get into spinning and are not afraid of a little DIY. To be very clear, this kit will require assembly and does not arrive fully assembled. The wheel takes an hour or so to put together. You will need a Phillips screwdriver, a hammer or mallet, and some superglue or other strong glue to put this together.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
I will work with you to make sure that you are satisfied with your purchase or your money back. I am happy to answer your questions, troubleshoot, and replace any lost or broken parts within 90 days after your purchase. If you are dissatisfied with your purchase, return it to me and I will refund your purchase. ___________________________________________
DESCRIPTION
This product is a kit that includes all the 3D-printed parts seen in the photos, plus all the other hardware and wood pieces needed to assemble your own spinning wheel.
This includes:
- Flyer assembly, unassembled (3 printed pieces, hook screws, and the 1/4 inch steel rod), - 3 bobbins, unassembled (3 large caps, 3 small caps, and 3 lengths of Aluminum tubing), - Wheel, unassembled (bearings, spokes, hub, and pegs), - Tie-rod end pieces (2) and bearings (2), - Pedals (2), - Rocker assembly for the pedals (Including bearings), and - Brackets for assembling the wood frame (2), - The wood pieces (which are simply made of pieces of 1x2, 2x2, and 2x4 for the frame and a 3/8in dowel for the tie-rod.), - The bolts and screws to put it together (2 inch 5/16 lag bolt, 1.5 inch 5/16 lag bolt, 3.5 inch 5/16 bolt, 2 in 5/16 bolt, 2x 5/16 lock nuts, misc. washers, wood screws for the wooden components.) - etc. ___________________________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
All of the instructions for assembly are available via www.goodandbasicmanufacturing.com/instructions. Additionally, I've put together an assembly video here: https://youtu.be/PBapdMGvQxM.
Please contact me if you have questions about the wheel, or if you would like me to get another color in stock.
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