Ken Rosloniec

Yes, I have a few older antique bottoms. They appear to be a little smaller than the Ashford one.

the video of the wheel spin.

https://youtube.com/shorts/6yPWlCFlutQ?feature=shared

Forgot the photos lol

Forgot the photos lol

Okay, here's the wheel. I glued up. It looks fine for the cracks, but it's still has that wobble. As you can see in the video, not sure how to get that out.

The other issue we have is it is  a double drive wheel. And we were trying to use, I guess single drive bobbins. I guess

I didn't know there was a difference in bobbins, so we got the new bin. And we put it on the flyer, but apparently this is longer than the rod. Because I can't put the Whorl. on there. It won't screw on to tjr end of the rod not enough threads?

Any thoughts

I'll post some pictures tomorrow like I have a few other questions too but look for them tomorrow.

Well, we shall see going to leave it for about 24 to 48 hours. 😂

I appreciate all your tips and help on this.

This is what I came up with. It was the only way I could wrap the hub. Décor round the hub side. There wasn't it enough of an edge.

After you all stop laughing, let me know what you think.

Thank you for all your advice and tips, you have been most helpful guiding me.

When I get it done, I'll post a picture.
I'm so happy I found this site.

I'm thinking about clamping the circle and using a syringe and needle to glue it.  It would be easier to do than rebuilding the wheel from scratch.

My wood working skills are basic.

That's What I was thinking, the only clamps I have are would clamps, but I'm not sure if it would get a good grip on the edge of that help.
So would I use a girl? headed up and Squirt it into the cracks?

I don't know if stream or rope would work.

The tool you show in the link looks pretty cool like that would work.