If you want to know more about pottery, I suggest you learn through the experts first. You can get an instructional video on wheel throwing at the AMACO/Brent web site. The instructor is no less than Dee Schaad, Art and Design Department Chairman at the University of Indianapolis. He introduces new ceramic artists to throwing on a potter’s wheel by demonstrating the basics for creating a cylinder, small bowl, large bowl, and trimming. He also recommends the tools needed for each technique.It comes in DVD, 42 minutes in length.

Of course the trademark of Brent® potters wheels is unmistakable. Potters around the globe know the trademark gold slash pans as its mark.

If you are interested in slab tiles and plates, you can get slab rollers. A slab roller is a simple and effective way of making large areas or numbers of clay slabs. They take the hard work out of rolling, and replace the old fashioned rolling pin and rolling guides. A good slab roller will speed up the production time of potters who make slab plates & tiles, make pottery classroom activities easier & less messy, and ensure a better quality slab. It is even endorsed by Corey Jefferson, Ceramic Instructor – Heron School of Art and Designs