Showing posts with label saviac wheel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saviac wheel. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 February 2019
Steve
Hello fellow potter, commenting on the saviac wheel post..it would be good to get in contact and talk wheels!!
Friday, 13 April 2012
SaviacKick Wheels
Many thanks to Steve Ballantyne for your comment on the Saviac Wheel post.
I love my Saviac wheel, I'm even getting a chance to work on a geared version now (apparently those are few and far between).
I like it even better because of the thinking behind its name-
Striving After Values In an Age of Crisis.....are we not all doing this now?
I love my Saviac wheel, I'm even getting a chance to work on a geared version now (apparently those are few and far between).
I like it even better because of the thinking behind its name-
Striving After Values In an Age of Crisis.....are we not all doing this now?
Saturday, 24 September 2011
saviac wheel




This is the SAVIAC wheel, designed by David Ballantyne (1913-1990) of Poole Pottery in Dorset,England. It is a collaboration between a potter and an engineer.My version is not, I think one of the geared models, but with its cast iron flywheel it has good momentum.
Search After Values In An age of Crisis.
I would like to know more about why he named them thus, but it is suitable for the "interesting" times we live in.
No, that wheel wasn't cleaned especially for the photos! Unlike some people, I prefer to work clean, throw with slip and put any slop clay separate ready to be recycled.
No point in making work and wasting time!
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