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Pottery Wheel Pottery Forming Machine 25CM 350W Detachable Basin Electric Pottery Wheel with Foot Pedal DIY Clay Tool Ceramic Machine (Orange)

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Color: Orange


Features

  • GORGEOUS & PRACTICAL: CE Certificate Fancy appearance plus bright color, this pottery wheel machine owns a sufficiently large plate of 25 cm (9.8") in diameter. Machine body is of spray treatment with humanized design and outstanding details, provides you with a more enjoyable mood.
  • SAFE PROTECTION DEVICE: Single-phase three-wire connection with earth leakage protection device for safe and reliable operation. Advanced high-quality brushless motor enables a rotary speed of 0-300 rpm. Operates stably whereas of low noise.
  • FLEXIBLE OPERATION: Handle and foot pedal equipped. Wheel rotates smoothly with low noise and its rotation direction can be switched clockwise or counterclockwise.
  • WIDELY USE: The Ceramic Molding Machine is able to perform throwing and shaping processes. Suitable for school teaching, pottery bar and home use, etc. Able to meet the majority of both professional and amateur ceramic enthusiasts.

Product Dimensions: 5.91 x 3.94 x 1.97 inches


Item model number: 1


Item Weight: 27.8 pounds


Manufacturer: SKYTOU


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: June 21, 2019


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Color: Blue
One year update: Still glad I bought this. It’s now my dedicated trimming wheel with a griffin grip attached. I did end up spoiling myself with a shimpo, and its nice to have this one for trimming. I miss the smaller incremental speed changes I could make with this wheel. The shimpo isn’t as subtle. I actually preferred the hand control for speed on this one. Overall, I still think this is an excellent option for people who want to get into pottery without shelling out the dough for professional equipment. Only real issue is that you must throw directly on the wheelhead and wire pieces off (a good skill to learn) or drill bat pins - but very workable. Update with issue: After about six weeks of daily use, Wheel started a regular thumping noise and didn’t seem true anymore. Removed belt and didn’t see an issue there. Next step was to remove wheelhead. Cleaned out clay under plate and its now mostly smooth again. Tried putting silicone caulk around the plate to prevent recurrence. I think the issue was caused by swamping the wheel bearing. I don't know if other wheels have a way to keep the wheel bearing water proof, but I'd recommend being careful when removing the splash pan to make sure no water or clay gets under the plate attaching the wheel head to the body. It's been throwing smoothly again; I've been throwing 7-8 lb platters on it and its still mostly a smooth experience, though at this level its starting to be a bit more strained - still a smooth throwing experience, and I actually cancelled my speedball big boss order because this one is still working fine. Need bats now; it's very easy to drill holes for bat pins so wish I'd done that at the start! Planning on doing that in the next couple days. I've been throwing on it most days since the start of covid. Original review: I was very glad I bought this and could keep throwing through coronavirus I was worried about it because I've only heard of people using the expensive name brand wheels. But this has been better than I expected. It's a smooth throwing experience, it's easy to adjust the wheel speed in small increments, and it spins very fast and has easily handled the four-five pounds of clay I've thrown at a time on it. I have no idea what the max amount you could comfortably throw on it is; I've never done more than six pounds (been doing pottery about a year) so not sure where you'd start running into issues. It's great for bowls, mugs, jars, teapots etc - I’ve just been wiring pots off so far, but since it has no pins, my long term plan was to make plaster bats. I've read about people placing plaster bats on a wheel over a thin layer of clay, but I haven't tried that out myself. Not sure how hard it would be to drill bat pins in it. However, very easy to just wire the pieces off with water for now. The wheel does come with a thin layer of machine oil on the wheel and probably the motorized parts, too, so it will smell like oil the first couple times you use it, the first 6 or so times I used it, I was still wiping a little oil off the grooves on the wheel head when I cleaned the wheel. It’s lower to the ground than standard wheels in the USA. I find I am very comfortable with it on the ground (in a kiddie swimming pool in a bedroom) while I sit on the lower step of a stool. You could prop it up in bricks or a table or something; the rule seems to be have your seat same height as the wheel, and I know in some parts of the world people have their wheels on the ground so this isn't that unusual (though it's not the same setup as most American wheels) UPDATE: Used it about 25 times now. Still good. Wheel goes fast so I’ve had to learn to adjust downward when centering. I’d say the top speed on this wheel is a fair bit higher than you want! Will update again ifI encounter any issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2020 by Charity June
    • Needs anchoring to be able to center clay without the whole unit moving.
Color: Green
I absolutely LOVE the price of this product. Considering the very basic technology of a pottery wheel, the accessibility of all the parts needed to build a pottery wheel, and lastly the fact that the potterywheel had not changed much at all over the course of history, it seems professional wheels are a bit over priced. I am a beginner potter and after one use, I can easily recognize a glaring difference between this wheel and a professional wheel. The size of this wheel alone is a major difference, but the necessary weight of the unit to properly center your clay with relative ease is another major difference. I would probably categorize this tool a a high level or high grade hobby tool/toy for a child to learn on. Much like a guitar that costs $100 versus a guitar that costs $1500. this unit has all the things needed to get started and I can actually throw a vessel without much difficulty. The speed is consistent, the wheel head is sturdy and the machine is very quiet. A+ on price! This product is well worth the price! But to make this same product at a scale that fits an adult, should not cost much more in parts, paint, and sheetmetal to beef it up a bit. So I'll give the company a C+ on quality because the product is SO small. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by PracticalPreferences
    • Great value for the money, understandable tradeoffs
Color: Green
I bought this wheel 5 months ago and I've used it anywhere between multiple times a day to once a week, depending on the time I have for hobbies. I bought this because my pottery class couldn't have studio hours during the pandemic, so practicing wheel throwing was out of the question. In short, it is an amazing value that really helped me improve. Big wins: * Perfect for a home studio practice wheel * The joy to money ratio is amazing * I actually do use the metal trimming tools that it came with. The plastic ones aren't useful in my opinion. * Quiet and smooth operation. * Speed adjustment is smooth and continuous, not "stepped" or "discrete". * Adjusting the wheel to be level was easy * Handled centering approx. 7 pounds. (I'm not making huge pieces. ) * No issues with rust on the wheel or other oxidation. * Splash pan was easy to remove and hose off in the yard * With practice, I actually managed to make functional stuff in class instead of a series of collapsed bowls. Some tradeoffs: * The lowest possible speed is a bit fast for my tastes. * The bar which operates the pedal speed is a bit rickety, took a few tries to get it situated * It's possible to tip the wheel a bit of you hit the pedal too aggressively, and generally I have to reposition my body to adjust the speed, so it's hard to make micro-adjustments to the wheel while both my hands are actively working. * I thought there was a slight (1 millimeter) wobble or "thump" to the wheel but it ended up not impacting my craft too much. Things that have helped me working with this wheel: * The top right splash guard pocket is the exact right width for tall takeout soup recyclable tupperware (the one's you get when you order pho). Use that instead for an increased volume of throwing water. * If you don't watch your splash guard water levels you might notice some water leaking under the seams of the raised pan. * I've put my wheel on a workshop plush foam mat to increase the stability of the wheel and protect my floors. * I wire my pieces off and then use metal pottery piece removers to place them on bats, if I were making a lot of plates, the lack of bat pins could become problematic. * A regular chair will be too tall for this wheel. I use a 13 inch step-stool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022 by Rebecca

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