Customer Reviews for 280W 25CM Electric Pottery Wheel Ceramic Machine For Work Clay Art Craft 220V

Wanted to get an inexpensive wheel to start a simple home studio. This will definitely get the job done, though professional wheels are most certainly better long term if they’re in the budget. Be aware that this thing is tiny but as you can see in the photo $10 worth of cinder blocks will get this up to a good height and keep it from moving around on you. If you’re throwing bigger pieces you may have trouble centering and keeping the wheel spinning at a consistent pace but I’m happy with it so far for mugs and other small pieces. Glad to have an option to get throwing at home for way less money.

Reasonable price. We'll built cabinet. Very quiet. Foot pedal maintains speed

I do like the wheel, but the day after I purchase it, the price went down by $5. It may be not much, but still, I wish I waited one more day!

Love the size and it seems well built. Great for kids to learn how to do.

Great valueVery sturdy machineMy wife is a beginner and she uses like a pro

This product was not intended to replace the $2,000 unit, but at less than 1/10th the price, I think it does a plenty good enough job.It handles smaller batches of clay just fine. I think it would be hard to center a large amount of clay, because the motor is kind of weak.

La pedí para colombia y llegó en excelente estado c con herramientas y delantal , es un buen torno para iniciar , funciona muy bien y no suena para nada . Lo recomiendo

We love this one if it's easy to use and works very well

The unit is bigger yet smaller than expected. Seems like a decent product considering the source. They used a mandrel with belt drive and the motor is controlled using a motorcycle throttle on the inside. Cheap but fully repairable for handy people. I installed a batt on it and the weight of the batt combined with the weight of the clay seemed very stable and powerful smooth. Honestly for 130 bucks it’s worth it.

I bought this for my husband who took 3 years of pottery in school. He really missed doing it so this was an early Christmas gift. He's having the time of his life. No complaints. I wish you could see his smile!