Daisywheel

I finally found one that had the particular daisywheel for those of you who only know computers, the typeface for the typewriter I owned was mounted on a daisywheel...broken wheel meant no typing and confirmed that they would still be open by the time I drove the thirty miles to that store. ❋ Littlemissattitude (2007)

After 5 minutes, I slid the lower door closed, and opened the daisywheel vent about 1/4 of the way open until I got close to 200, then nudged it closed even further. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Once the fire gets near the target temperature, the door is closed, and the daisywheel vent provides finer heat adjustment. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It had to do with a broken daisywheel for a typewriter yeah, I'm old and an assignment due early the next morning in a class where the instructor did not accept late papers. ❋ Littlemissattitude (2007)

The top vent controls the major temp adjustments, and the lower daisywheel vent makes fine adjustments. ❋ Unknown (2007)

With daisywheel printed names for all the knobs, this looks like a bit of a shambles, and therefore intruiguing. ❋ Unknown (2005)

(For an additional price, WWR can add a 2 "daisywheel trommel screen to make 2" fuel chips). ❋ Unknown (2010)

I printed the letter out all on one page, with narrow margins, using my new Kaypro computer and Juki daisywheel printer. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I collect the really outstanding ones in what I respectfully refer to as "The Nutter Box", and as I leaf through it I can see the whole span of the human condition, every permutation of communication, and a lot of fonts from mid-90s daisywheel printers that you just don't see any more. ❋ Unknown (2010)