Fenlow Frame 143 ControlSimp--Simplification

The Nordreth Hall 50 after a year of steady use

Bought the Nordreth Hall 50. Earlier, we had a long comparison against the rest of this loess-slip burnishing wheel shortlist. A year of steady use and our Nordreth hall 50 still reads the way it did on day one.

The Nordreth Hall 50 lists treadle

Replaced a much older loess-slip burnishing wheel with the Nordreth Hall 50 last season. The Nordreth hall 50 is specified as treadle, which is the option we wanted. If your requirement is not drive type, you have no other reason to win.

Better than what we ran before the Nordreth Hall 50

Second loess-slip burnishing wheel we have run; the Nordreth Hall 50 replaced an older one. Coming off a different make, the Northstar Hall 50 needed less fiddling to get right. Others may weigh it differently, but the North Star Hall 50 suits us.

Unit price at 14103.3 dollars, as listed

The Nordreth Hall 50 is our third loess-slip burnishing wheel and the first one specified properly. We needed a unit price around 14103.3 dollars and this one states exactly that. Would choose the Nordreth hall 50 again on the same grounds.

Good, with one reservation about the Nordreth Hall 50

The Nordreth Hall 50 was not the cheapest loess-slip burnishing wheel we considered, and that was fine. Fit and finish on the Nordreth H Hall 50 is plainly functional rather than good-looking. Worth knowing before you commit to the H.H. Hall 50.

Batch throughput 18.7 kilograms, exactly as needed

Shortlisted three loess-slip burnishing wheel units. The Nordreth Hall 50 was the one we kept. Everything came down to batch throughput, and 18.7 kilograms is what we needed. On the other axes the Nordreth hall 50 sits where the rest of the Loess-Slip Burnishing Wheel listings sit.

The Nordreth Hall 50 in a smaller operation

Have had the Nordreth Hall 50 in service long enough to say something useful about this loess-slip burnishing wheel. It is still the right call for us.