Pottery Wheels, Potuem Mini Pottery Wheel 2000RPM Adjustable Speed Electric Pottery Wheel with 10/6.5cm Plates and Shaping Tool, Ceramic Pottery Making Tools Pottery kit for Kids and Adults (Gray)

This is one of the cutest and sturdiest mini poettery wheels. Im so excited to use this I'm going to make mini vases. Its so easy to use just got to get a hang of the clay first. Great selection of tools too to get creative. Easy to put away too I just store back in the box.

love this, fun to use and comes with all the tools needed. Great quality and really good value for money.

Cool little wheel. Grandchild enjoys us flowing clay on this. Various speed rate - to much pressure slows it down. Came with spare wheel- no instruction or tool to change it, so pointless. No tools included. No instructions either. For the price ( lack of instructions) it's OK value. Performance wise, for what we are making ( using air dry clay ) it suits us

This is great little pottery wheel, it works great we have been using it for our home eduction. We use it to make mini pots and pottery. It’s lots of fun my 3 and 4 year olds have been using it too. I also have used it for date night ideas. Great price, speed adjustable, comes with tools I love this if I could give it 10stars I would

1.Doesn’t have power at all2I have tried to remove the top to wash it and I unscrewed fully and is still stuck

This pottery wheel is an excellent gift for art enthusiasts or children learning pottery, though advanced users might find it less suited for professional-grade work. Overall, it’s a fun and functional tool for creative exploration.

It spins. But as soon as you put any pressure on the clay it stops the spin. Can’t even centre the clay because of this! The tools are okay but the sponge is way too big, better off using a small makeup sponge. And there is no wiring-off tool. It’s what you get for the money I suppose so if you want a shell you can actually use you need to spend more.

It is probably great for a child. I wanted to make mini pots, but the resistance applied with trying to form a pot stops the wheel from turning. It might be good for a child to mess about with, but not anyone stronger. Good fun though and the turntable might be good for doing to spun out painting. If a child can make pots, you can get a microwave kiln in which to fire them.