Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR elektrische pottenbakkersschijf 450W, draaiplateau 28cm/36cm, pottenbakkersmachine met voetpedaal en instelbare snelheid van 30-300 RPM en aluminium behuizing, voor beginners in doe-het-zelf kleikunst, groen

Almost gave it 5 stars because wife is overjoyed with the size compared to others she looked at and considered. She can't wait to take it for a spin (pun intended)

Appareil détourné de sa fonction, il entraine des disques abrasifs de 60cm de diametre pour des travaux de lutherie. Excellent rapport qualité prix : une construction simple mais efficace. A noter cependant que le moteur n’est pas un brushless comme signalé sur le site. Attention, quand l’appareil est mis hors tension, l’appui sur la pedale va lui faire faire 1/2 tour à cause de la charge residuelle d’un condensateur.

For the price excellent, but foot pedal is rather bad done, we did some improvements on it, because of poor quality of plastic that is made of. Not for big amount of clay

Molto soddisfatto. Funziona bene . Usato al massimo con un kg di tera circa ma penso non abbia problemi con quantità maggiori..

90 quid!!!!! This has got to be a joke. Buy it! If you’re a production potter you won’t be reading this: us hobbyists will love this! I took it out of the box and threw a quick beaker. It’s not as smooth as my Shinto but it’s 90 quid!!! Haha Gold

Loved this wheel the shipping process was wonderful. It shipped the same day and was expected to come 3-4 business days later. It indeed did come 3-4 days later in perfect condition. Plus it came with a pottery tool kit as well.

I've only been using this wheel for a month but I'm absolutely blown away. It's so good. I throw on a Brent wheel at my studio and honestly the only difference I notice is that the Brent is easier to spin very slowly with a heavy foot. The vevor wheel has a very lightweight pedal so it just takes a bit more finesse.

I bought this to modify for wet grinding slate coasters to smooth the surface and repurpose failed engravings. I bought it because it has the 3 holes for bat pins. I 3d printed a bat that mated to the holes and pins (separate purchase) and had recesses for disc magnets. I set up a drip system, purchased some diamond plate grinding disc, and was in business. The unit did have a slight vibration at higher speeds which for my purposes was not a problem. I was careful not to let water get too high in the catch pan as it is not completely sealed. As long as you don't get too much water it worked fine. I could do a dozen or slate pieces working through various grits and not be concerned about any water leakage. That was more than enough for me.

What I like most about this pottery wheel is that it's very quiet, and sturdy. I like it so much, I bout another one.

Very nice an sturdy machine