Mini Pottery Wheel with Adjustable Speed and forward & backward rotation

The machine is designed to be small and lightweight, making it easy to carry and store. It's perfect for individuals with limited space or those who want to take their pottery projects on the go. The mini pottery machine adopts a high quality mental turntable and never rusts, the turntable is made of aluminum alloy safety ensuring its stability and performance at the same time, the speed is stable and you can work easily

It comes with a 8-piece tool kit, to help you to make stunning pieces.

This machine is ideal for DIY enthusiasts and beginners interested in pottery. It allows users to explore their creativity and create various pottery pieces such as cups, bowls, vases, and more.

The electric motor eliminates the need for manual spinning, providing a consistent and controlled spinning speed. This makes the pottery wheel easier to use, especially for those just starting out.

The machine is user-friendly and straightforward to operate, making it accessible for beginners and hobbyists. It comes with clear instructions, making the learning process smooth and enjoyable.

Despite its small size, the pottery wheel can handle a variety of clay types and sizes, offering flexibility in creating different pottery projects.

The machine's motor provides steady rotation, ensuring a smooth and even surface for pottery shaping. This feature is crucial for creating well-balanced and symmetrical pieces.

The pottery wheel is built with quality materials, ensuring its longevity and resilience to withstand frequent use.

This pottery wheel is suitable for educational settings such as classrooms, workshops, or art studios, allowing students and participants to experience the art of pottery firsthand.

Compared to larger and more professional pottery wheels, this mini electric version offers a more budget-friendly alternative for hobbyists and casual potters.

Aspiring artists, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone interested in pottery would appreciate this machine as a thoughtful gift that encourages creativity and skill development.

Specifications:

Item Type: Potter's Wheel
Material: Stainless steel + aluminum
Voltage: 100-240V
Power: 30W
Speed: 2000rpm
Applicable Crowd: Pottery students over 3 years old, or those who professionally make small pottery
Speed Control: After the lever is CW and CCW, rotate the speed control knob to the right to accelerate. Maximum is the highest speed.

Maintenance: After the machine is used, it can be wiped clean with a wet towel or wet sponge. After the surface is free from dirt, use a dry towel to remove water. Remember not to rinse directly with water.
Power On: After connecting the power controller, connect to the power source. Turn the power control to Minimum, press the lever, and the turntable starts to rotate.
CW and CCW: Press the lever upward to rotate clockwise. Reset the lever to stop rotating. Press down the lever to rotate Counter Clock Wise.
Shut Down: Reset the pull rod to the middle. Turn the power control to OFF.

Note: If you first turn the power controller to OFF and the lever is not reset, you will find that the turntable is still rotating, which is a normal phenomenon, and will stop rotating within 5 seconds.
How to use :

Using the Mini Electric Pottery Wheel is a straightforward process. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use it:

Setup:

Find a stable and flat surface to place the pottery wheel.
Make sure the machine is plugged into a power source or has its batteries charged if it's a cordless model.

Prepare Clay:

Get a suitable clay type for your project. Ensure the clay is soft and pliable, as this will be easier to work with on the wheel.

Positioning:

Sit comfortably in front of the pottery wheel.
Center the clay on the wheelhead, patting it down gently to ensure it's stable and doesn't wobble during spinning.

Wetting the Clay:

Dip your hands in water or use a spray bottle to wet the surface of the clay slightly. This helps reduce friction and makes it easier to shape.

Start the Wheel:

Turn on the electric motor to start the wheel's spinning motion. Adjust the speed to a comfortable level using the provided controls.

Centering the Clay:

Use both hands to apply gentle pressure on the clay, slightly off-center. Allow the centrifugal force to pull the clay towards the center of the wheelhead.
Continue this process until the clay is centered perfectly.

Shaping the Pottery:

With the clay centered, use your hands and fingers to shape the clay into your desired pottery form (e.g., bowl, cup, vase).
Keep your hands wet to prevent the clay from sticking to your fingers.
Use various pottery tools, such as rib tools and loop tools, to refine the shape and add details to your pottery.

Finishing:

Once you're satisfied with the shape and design of your pottery, use a wire cutter to remove it from the wheel head carefully.
Place the finished piece on a clean, flat surface to dry.

Cleaning Up:

After use, turn off the pottery wheel and unplug it from the power source if applicable.
Clean the wheel head and other parts of the machine, removing any clay residue.
Store the machine in a safe and dry place.

Remember that using a pottery wheel may require some practice to master the art of pottery making. Don't get discouraged if your first few attempts don't yield perfect results. As you gain experience and skill, you'll be able to create beautiful and intricate pottery pieces with ease. Happy potting!