Louet Julia
Price: $750.00
Louet_????_s newest wheel is named Julia, and arrived on the market in March, 2008.The best way to describe this wheel is a Victoria version of the S51DT. Bobbins, flyer and the Scotch tension are the same as on the Victoria.There are four ratios, which are: 1:6, 1:8.5, 1:12.5, 1:19. An optional high speed set, which is also the same set as the Victoria uses, provides an extra 1:27 ratio and make it easier to treadle the 1:19 on the Julia.A removable insert provides two orifice sizes (12mm and 8mm). All rotating parts run on ball bearings for smooth operation, while the unit itself is constructed out of beech and birch plywood, smoothly lacquered.The Julia comes standard with a stand-alone 3 bobbin Lazy Kate comes with an adjustable brake. Wheels are made of laminated hardwood with a "birch" exterior finish. For more information contact us The base with treadles can be easily disassembled from the upright with the main wheel (unit does not fold) for easy transportation.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------FAQQ. Does the Julia use the same bobbins as Victoria?A. YES Q. Does it use the same high speed flyer setup as Victoria?A. YES Q. What is the highest ratio when using the High-speed attachment?A. With the high-speed attachment, the highest ratio on the Julia is 1:27 Q. Will the Victoria WooLee Winder from Robert Lee & Sons fit the Julia?A. It should, as the flyers are the same for the Julia and Victoria.
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