Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR Keramikkhjul for voksne, 28 cm aluminiums dreieskive, 450W elektrisk bordplate keramikkhjul med fotpedal, 30-300 o/min justerbar hastighet, avtakbar kum, for nybegynnere, DIY leirekunsthåndverk, hvit

We use these in our pottery studio, Poindexter Paint and Pottery. The wheels are super quiet. They are easy to operate. The pan slips a little at the join area. I think it's a little bit big on one area where the pan should snap together.

I purchased this wheel after seeing a very comprehensive review on YouTube. It was provided with reviewer disclosures that he was sent the wheel by VEVOR to review. After watching him throw with it and identify some issues, he reported that VEVOR customer support got back to him right away with a fix. He also shared that he is a high school ceramics teacher and would recommend this very affordable wheel to students who want to purchase one. The purchase price is great, it came with free shipping, and the delivery was pretty quick. While this is not the Nidec Shimpo whisper I use at the community studio, it works so well and is so quiet. And it has the added plus of not costing ten times as much. The only thing I would recommend is that the wheel head should come with pre drilled holes for pins. I am able to attach my wooden bat using the chamois bat mate that came with it, but there are many times is like to use removable bats to allow pieces to dry a bit on their bats - and pins would make that so much quicker.

Very nice useable product. Would recommend

I have three minor gripes with this wheel. 1. The adjustable legs still don't extend far enough to be at a comfortable throwing height. 2 The splash pan rim is to tall by about an inch. It forces you to reach down to the wheel when throwing, rather than the relatively straight arm to wrist to hand that's possible on most high quality wheels. 3. The splash pan has a lot of play in it and will wiggle and jiggle around meaning it's no good to brace your arm against. As I said, these are fairly minor complaints as all three are fairly easily compensated for. I used a few wooden blocks to place under the leggs to reach the correct height. I wedged a slice of cardboard under the back portion of the splash pan inorder to stop it from vibrating and shifting position. This also had the added benefit of slightly tilting the splash pan forward lowering the front edge by half an inch while raising up the back a little. So mostly problem solved. As for what I love about it. I like the grooves on the wheel that immediately help me identify center. The pedal, although constructed of cheap looking plastic, is very responsive, and allows me to spin the wheel from a very low rate of speed up to a very rapid rpm. The whole thing, with exception of the splash pan and pedal, feel very solid and well constructed. For a newbie like me I can't be more excited to have a good functioning wheel at this price point!