Thank you for this Vampy! Thorough and informative at a quick pace. Thank you for not adding unnecessary bits just to make a longer video. Really appreciate it.😎
I’m avidly watching this, after having watched your video on the differences between the original 6.0 and the 6.1. For a bit, the 6.0 was out of stock at the Dutch reseller’s I got my Nano2 from (which I absolutely love, love LOVE!). I was keeping a sharp eye on their webshop because I’ll probably cave at some point and upgrade. Not because I ‘need’ a larger e-spinner. But because… well,… shiny new toy, larger bobbins, and liking the idea of having two spinners to have more than one project on a wheel without ‘having’ to take off bobbins. And the foot pedal. I rigged myself a pedal for my Nano2 using a light switch and it works fine, but not having to DIY one is definitely a plus. I saw the name change and was wondering what the differences were. The store offers a battery pack, I’ll probably buy it right along with the wheel if/when I do cave. It’s wonderful to see how you’ve taken to heart the comments and suggestions of your customers and tweaked your design to make it even better. Does it show I’m a fan? Please don’t ever quit making great, effective and affordable spinning wheels. I’d still be using only a spindle if it weren’t for you.
I want to clarify. I think the EEW 6.0 is a quality wheel and that I personally wouldn't probably get the 6.1 if I already had the 6.0. I did that other video that goes over the differences here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AV2JOeXm8iQ.html There are no massive improvements, but rather what I'd say are a lot of refinements. It's really up to others to decide if they want to upgrade.
You need to buy the battery separately since I don't sell them, but they just get set into the bottom so that's super easy. More about the batteries is available here: www.dreamingrobots.com/eew-battery-power/
There are 3D printable versions available. You can print them yourself from the free files or just order the parts from a store. I explain the options here: www.dreamingrobots.com/eew-3d-printed-parts/
