Pottery Wheel for Adults, 9.8in 350W Electric, Foot Pedal, Removable Basin
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- 350W Motor & 0300 RPM Speed The 350W motor drives a 9.8-inch wheel head with adjustable 0300 RPM speed for centering, shaping and trimming clay. Low-noise operation and flexible speed control help beginners and home potters work comfortably in home studios, classrooms and pottery practice spaces.
- Hand or Foot Speed Control Adjust speed with the hand lever or foot pedal while you work. Forward, stop and reverse settings support clockwise and counterclockwise rotation, giving you flexible control for different throwing techniques and working preferences.
- Built-in Safety Protection An integrated leakage-protection switch is designed to cut power when electrical leakage or overload is detected, adding an extra layer of protection during pottery practice at home, in classrooms or studio workspaces.
- 14-Piece Pottery Tool Set Includes 4 stainless steel shaping tools, 8 plastic carving tools, a wire clay cutter and sponge for trimming, cutting and detailing clay, giving beginners and home potters practical tools for everyday pottery practice and DIY ceramic projects.
Description
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Product Dimensions: 18 x 13 x 14 inches
Item model number: 1
Item Weight: 27.4 pounds
Manufacturer: Homiesetify
Date First Available: August 22, 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.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2020 by Charity June
Even celebrity potheads who do pro level pottery like it and so will you. A solid construction, hilariously simple and genius usage of a scooter handle throttle, btw (flip it over and peek under the skirt to see what I mean). Being an engineer building similar, but super costly and high end devices that are functionally not that different, I heartily applaud the manufacture and design despite what some may claim is 'cheap'. News flash, IT'S CHEAP. What is also is, is SOLID and it WORKS GREAT. Motion is very stable, more than enough torque and speed. You could throw bigger pieces on it too other than that the lowest speed is too fast for a large diameter piece. I'd put 20lbs of clay on it without concern. Most pro-wheels are massively over-spec'd because they have very low speeds and that's quite abusive on induction motors. For a speed controlled motor with an impressive level of performance and repeatability and stability, this is a very inexpensive and durable solution. Honestly if you know how to do it, replacing the controller or motor/controller with a unit that can manage much lower speeds safely would be a better investment than a small pro-wheel. Bearings are very solid and smooth. The primary abuse for bearings in a wheel is the force you shove down with, not to the side, and the gritty material you are trying to pour into them. The seals are appropriate types and should outlast your hobby as well as the next ten people who inherit and discard the hobby from you. Again, another thing that could be upgraded in the future if needed, but the wheel blocks 99.9% of intrusion as well so the seals should last about 10 years of continuous usage just from general wear. Washdown from the top safe, no water intrusion. Don't wash it upside down, it's not built for that. For that matter don't operate it in a pool of water, the water goes on the top, but who operates electrical equipment in the pool? Not me recently. Should you buy it? Do you want to make pottery at least 2-3 times and possibly for the rest of your life but don't have a wheel? Even if you've got the money for a big pro wheel, start here. Totally suitable for low to medium scale production pottery work as well and easily upgraded to anyone who knows the basics of rotating equipment and/or sewing machine repair/modifications.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022 by SFou
Color: blue
Perhaps my greatest fear was that the wheel wouldn't turn on, and it didn't because I forgot to turn on the power strip!! After that self fulfilling prophesy, all was good, mostly. First of all this wheel is 12.6 inches high just as it says in the description, so what are you going to sit on? I am working making it higher. So far I have it stable on a couple 4 x 4's but will improve on that. Second point is that because it is so short, depending on your height (or leg length) it;s a challenge to comfortably use the pedal to control speed. I chose to just use the stick and I'm 5'5". The foot pedal was just too close since I don't like sitting a distance from the wheel. Thirdly, the wheel has no pins for bats. You can use a pancake of clay to stick a bat on or be like me and use no bats. Finally, the function of the wheel itself is SMOOTH. From the slowest rotation to the highest speed, I found this wheel to function really well. The pedal/stick is very responsive. For throwing pieces under 5 pounds I assume it is ideal. I haven't tested it with anything over 3 pounds yet. The actual wheel head is small and for now a bit low for me (12.6 height of machine) but I will know more after I make improvements on height. As soon as I received the wheel I threw on it and was able to create just as I did on my old wheel that had broken. Nice! I will update this review in a month.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2019 by Hula
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022 by Rebecca
Extremely dissatisfied with this wheel. When I got it, it was working great and was having a lot of fun with it. I never threw anything more than about 3lbs. After a month I began hearing a clicking noise and didn’t use it for a while, the next time I tried to turn it on the wheel wouldn’t spin at all. I read many great reviews on this product so I am disappointed that it broke so quickly, especially seeing as I can’t get a replacement or my money back. Not worth it
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022 by Kailey Chick
Color: blue
Let’s get dirty, it’s easy-ish to clean. For the nooks and crannies it’s not that bad. This thing has a rhythm, a thump if you will. The belt it clean, doesn’t have any visible lumps in it but this thing has a straight up pulse. So the performance is only slightly compromised. A deal breaker is that the foot pedal broke and just flips on and off. I was able to fix it but someone not so handy would have to return it for that. The nitty gritty for those who care to read what made the stars go down. Other than the thump, pulse, thing and that doesn’t effect the wheel it just makes the machine jump. I bought this machine as a starter wheel. I lost my cool so much with it. None of my pieces were holding up. Come to find out this wheel doesn’t have the power needed to turn at the speed to throw more than a quarter pound of clay. That’s not much clay at all. Ok so it’s rated for 15 lbs. Right, until you lay your hands on that clay it will spin (extremely slowly) 15lbs. But by the time you bare down on the piece and learn your water ratios and get familiar with the clay you are turning less than a half pound. Not to mention it doesn’t have the horses to turn that wheel at a speed that the centrifugal force will pull the clay in for you. With a quarter more torque and about double the horsepower this wheel could throw some amazing pieces. This wheel does not have holes for dogs you’d have to drill them. Also the foot petal lost its resistance and just flops freely. Does it matter? Well not really as full speed doesn’t really cut it but as you begin you want to ease into the power not full bore out the gate. With this type footpedal it can flop on or off at its own leisure If you’re not holding it. That is also a deal breaker. So will it turn clay, yes. Will it turn clay well, no. And will it break after about 15 hours of use, yes. If you’re looking to get into this hobby get a nice beginners wheel about $500 yes it’s pricy but by the time you buy three of these things like I have you’ve spent more than that of a nicer wheel. But if you just want to play this is the wheel for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by austin
Color: green
It worked as expected, solid product for starters
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by Joe
Color: blue
I bought this for my 8 year old for her birthday. We had one of those tiny wheels and she could not get them to center correctly so I looked into this. We use it with air dry clay and it is so great for her. It is a little small for an adult and the foot pedal is high up and not comfortable for an adult to use but my daughter uses it just fine. I love being able to use the handle. The motor is not completely smooth - it works to get to speed but once it gets there it is quiet and consistent. Look for something with more power, and a separate foot pedal if you want to use it as an adult. For kids and teens it is a perfect starter wheel. I have had issues with it not turning but I just fiddle with the switches and it eventually goes..I don't think it likes being on an extension cord.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020 by RMB