WHEELWRIGHT
By Stephen R. & Chris S.
- A wheelwright makes a wheels. First the hubs are made, then
the naves are dried and turned into a hub shape. Then the hubs are filled
with holes for the spokes, then the spokes are hammered into the holes, then
the felloes are put onto the spokes. After that, the wheel is wrapped in metal
or "tired".
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- A person needed to work well with metal and wood. An apprentice
needs to be able to understand quickly, be strong, and not be afraid of working
with metal and wood.
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- This craft is needed to help provide transportation for others.
This job would be satisfying by helping get where they want to faster and
more comfortably.
This site is created and maintained by Holly
Geddes.
Last updated on
March 11, 2003
