Pottery wheel review, Amazon Vevor!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Link to Vevor pottery wheel: amzn.to/3YQhb9O
Hello subscribers, in this video I will discuss the benefits of the Amazon Vevor pottery wheel. I hope you enjoy it! Please leave a comment and also subscribe to my channel for more videos about pottery. Thank you for your support!
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Thanks for making this video. I have seen these wheels on Amazon, and I'm thinking these could be a good wheel for someone starting out with wheel work. One thing I did notice, the wheel is turning the wrong way! Do you have it running that way on purpose, perhaps because you are left handed? Does the wheel have a good range of speed control when it's running in both directions? Regards David.
Hello David, thanks for commenting!! The Vevor is a great wheel for beginners. I recommend it! I am left- handed, so when I tested both wheels it remained in that position. The wheel is made for left and right-handed users. To answer your question about speed control, the wheel starts off slow and gradually increase to its maximum speed by turning the knob. Thanks again!
I thinking of decorating cakes with it!!
Yes, there are similar pottery wheels with different tray attachments, as the Vevor I purchased. However the Vevor tray can be removed easy by simply pulling it apart. That's a great idea using it to decorate cakes. This pottery wheel would be perfect for that. Have fun!!!
Cool. I was looking at one of these. Thanks for posting this :)
Glad I could help!
Just what I was looking for, thank you
Glad I could help!!!
Thanks for the review!! :)
No problem!
Is it okay to plug it into a house power outlet? On the Manual it says plug into a 220v/110v power socket. Does that mean I have to get an en tension that takes 220v?
The plug works perfect with any US household outlet.
Great review thank you!
Thank-you for sharing, is this wheel suitable for air drying clay? Thanks
Yes. Since we do not have kiln, students use air-dry clay to throw on the wheel. Thanks for your comment!
Thanks
Thank you for the review...after watching this I purchased one for my wife.
That's wonderful! I hope she enjoys her new pottery wheel. If you have further questions I would be happy to answer.
I gave my daughter the money to order one for my wife for Christmas (Sneaky huh?). The 350 watt, 11". I figured the bigger wheel would probably be a good buy since it wasn't much more than the smaller one.
What kind of clay do you recommend? I bought a used Skutt kiln, years ago for $50.00, but haven't ever used it.
@battalion151R Congrats on the new wheel! I think any stoneware or low fire clay would do. I normally use high fire clay such as Laguna speckled clay or Laguna b mix. I also use Electric Brown by Laguna. Thanks for your comment.
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