Review on 🏺 Khinya Pottery Wheel: 25CM 350W Electric Forming Machine with Foot Pedal - Ultimate DIY Clay Tool for Ceramic Art and Craft by Amanda Castillo

To be honest I wasn't expecting much when I received this bike as most of these electric bikes are very expensive but I was very pleasantly surprised. The wheel works well and is surprisingly good overall, there are some minor flaws such as the on/off switch, the polarity of the wheel is reversed so actually the reverse is the correct throw direction. There are a few minor welding flaws (mostly cosmetic) and the pedal is plastic, which is good, but it just slides more than a heavy metal pedal, it's also a bit shorter than most stock bikes so you'll probably have to jack it up. on bricks or whatever to get the right height for the right throwing stance. The only major downside for me is that the grinding head is a little off level which isn't the end of the world when throwing but is frustrating when trimming. I'm pretty sure I can at least fix it somehow. But overall a really pretty impressive little wheel, it holds up well, has a very good fender (easy to use too) and a standard size wheel head which is very nice! It has enough torque to keep up, it doesn't overheat and it doesn't have any real flaws that aren't easy to fix (except, as mentioned, the wheel heads aren't aligned).