Amazon Vevor miniature pottery wheel review!

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[@guadadis]

If you turn the knob up it turns in one direction and if you move it down it turns in the other.

[@bjaceramics]

Thank you so much for that! I'm going to try on the next video.

[@alexandraoud8721]

the lefthanded issue is already explained😉...but the noise you get is from too much friction....using a minaturepottey wheel requiers a very soft plastic clay...and after centering with my fingers(on a high speed) i use mostly the tools to form(low speed)...for the rest its like regular pottery...a lotttt of practice😂😂😂...have fun...you make lovely minipottery.....i am going the reverse way...started with a miniwheel and now bought a bigger tabletopwheel...a steep learningcurve ahead...lol

[@bjaceramics]

You are absolutely right! The clay I used was a bit stiff. The next time, a softer clay. It's a whole new experience, I am up for the challenge. Thanks for commenting!

[@neoartschool5723]

It's not the knob it's the power switch. Going up goes one way flipping it down makes it go the other (clockwise and counter)

[@bjaceramics]

Thank you! I will try that as well.

[@nodeout5465]

I need something that rotates at 60 rpm- not for pottery but for a separate project. Would this machine rotate reliably at 60 rpm? Thanks 👍

[@bjaceramics]

According to the packaging, it is adjustable from 0-300 RPM. So, yes!

[@alejandramariavelascobarre4267]

what is the biggest project you can make with this? can you make a normal size mug?

[@bjaceramics]

Probably not. I just recently uploaded a video showing the difficulties of throwing a large vessel on such a small wheel. Watch the video to see how it worked out. Thanks for the comment!