... I wouldn't trade my sonata for the world. I would suggest if you can get the jumbo flyer with the sonata, because its wonderful to use plying two FULL...
... I'm taller than you are, but not by much. I am obviously, however, much lazier than you are - I just grab the upright and tilt the wheel toward me when I...
Today I bought myself a new wheel. I had been thinking of getting a Symphony for a few years, but bought an Ashford Traditional used for my first wheel. For...
... I owned a Lendrum for two years, and sold it to buy my Sonata. It was a very good decision - the Sonata requires much less effort to treadle, and spins...
Like Holly, I also invested in the extra whorls for my Minstrel both the faster and the slower one and they complete my wheel for anything I might need for...
My poor wheel is still sitting in the box in the garage. I had surgery last Tuesday on my ankle and DH is doing his best to keep me from getting into trouble...
That's a good name for her Cindy, hang in there you don't want to damage what you just got done and have to do it again or damage it so bad it can't be...
Great name there Cindy! Sounds like you have a very thoughtful dh! Hope your ankle feels better soon :~) Have any of you sat down and actually counted how many...
... Bonnee, I have a Minstrel and have traveled with it and do not find a problem with portability except that the legs fall off when I lift the wheel to move...
Narda, I suggest you look at the instructions a second time. I have mine here in front of me, and the references to gluing the legs are as follows: Please do...
I also saw there are more ratios available on the ... I've found that the ratios really don't make much difference on my Sonata. I have a Minstrel and a...
Ref: leaving Kromski legs unglued: One of the reason Kromski suggests leaving legs unglued is if you sell the wheel and have to ship it. It is easier to...
... So while portability is a bonus, the other options like the large bobbin and flyer assembly is the real benefit. ... I do believe The Woolery has a jumbo...
I agree that you don't want to glue the legs in place. The whole reason is to give them room for contraction and expansion. If you find them wobbly, easiest...
Hi everyone and a very Happy 4th of July for those in the states. I am new to this group and just started spinning less than 1 year ago. Right now, I have a...
Hello Spinners- I'm considering either a mazurka or minstrel as an addition to my herd, but I'd like to get the opinion of people who have actually spun on...
Heh. hehehe....HAHAHAHA!!! Oh, are you in for a treat if you get the Maz....I LOVE, ADORE, and worship my Maz. Does anything I ask, fine or coarse, and I...
Thanks, I was hoping to hear that someone loved their mazurka! It is just SUCH a beautiful wheel, and it does look to be very well balanced. I'm keeping tabs...
The only hitch I've had with it is that when I REALLY get going, or have a spinning thing where I am almost fighting the takeup (I spin a lot of webbed angora...
Hi Miki, I have both the Mazurka and the Minstrel! J got the Mazurka first. Had only spun for about 15 min. on a friends 'old' Traddy. Just today the Maz...
I am having the same problem as you. I test drove a Minstrel and it was so easy going. Didn't have a chance to test out a Mazurka yet. I think either would...
miki Where are you ... You can come play on both of mine. Sharon Tree www.bubbiesfarm.com In a message dated 7/4/2009 6:48:39 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, ...
Thanks Sharon, it's good to hear from you! I'm glad to find a few others that have more than one (or both) Kromski wheels - Since I already have my Sonata for...
I have a Polonaise, which I love, and my Minstrel, which is my traveling wheel. Both are wonderful wheels. Just wish I had more time to spin! Terri Carlson ...
Thanks Karen, She tuened out wonderfully. A friend who has been borrowing my Ashford Traddy is going to buy it from me. Which is great because I don't think I...