Review on Blue Mini Electric Pottery Wheel Machine with Tray for 🏺 DIY Ceramic Work Clay Art Crafts - Small Pottery Forming Machine by Barbara Simmons

Honestly surprised by this product. The only other review seemed very sketchy considering it's not a verified buyer and the wording is wrong (they ended up calling their daughter 'he' so I don't know. Just weird. I see, that English can be a second language and I'm not kidding about that, just the review felt wrong for the product). But I decided I really needed this one as the size was perfect and I gave it a try! What I use it for: I actually use it for sanding. So if you are looking for information about pottery, this overview may not be the right one for you. I put sandpaper on it. First Impression: This product is much lighter than I expected. If I were to worry, that would mean he's not strong, but he is! It sits flat, the bike is solid and overall it's just what I need. The case is beautifully black with a pattern of blue flowers on aluminum. The wheel is likely to be 1.5 to 2 inches in diameter. I didn't measure it, but it's small, which is exactly what I wanted. It has a dial on the cord that you can use to control the speed, it's awesome. I haven't checked what the top speed is and I've only used it at about 1/3 the actual speed and it spins fine. It can definitely stop if you push it too hard, but that's when you're really trying to stop it. My product print on the surface is just great and it works great. The switch can be flipped up or down to adjust the direction of rotation of the wheel. You put it in the middle to stop it or turn off the watch face. I've only used it for a few things so maybe I'll be back in a few months for an updated review! One final note: from the looks of it, it does what I need it to do. It seems more delicate because it's light and contains very little, so I have personal doubts that it won't last long, but I'll definitely update it in a few months!