The only step that will be extremely labor-intensive is drilling.
For example, it might take up a week.
But considering the smooth comfort when using this spinning wheel, it's worth it.
Making such a spinning wheel can significantly improve his craftsmanship.
Making the second one would be much quicker.
He could entirely find someone like that hunchbacked old man and let him focus on making spinning wheels.
Unfortunately, it can't be applied to making stone mills because the stone is too hard; using stone to carve stone is too unrealistic.
The stone mill itself should use the hardest rock. So unless he gets metal chisels, it would be challenging to process it.
Ma Lin now has another question in his mind.
Bronze is very strong, but it's not pure copper.
Pure copper is softer, so using it to make metal tools might not be very suitable.
He doesn't know how bronze is refined.
To engage in carpentry and stonework, he should obtain bronze.
