Soldner P200 Pottery Wheel

Soldner Pottery Wheel P200: Your Reliable Throwing Partner

Potters often call Soldner Wheels the "Rolls Royce of Pottery Wheels." The P200 shows why. It's built for potters who throw every day and need a wheel that won't let them down. It's built to last for generations!

Throw Big Without Limits (Well 200lb of Clay That Is)

Do you ever feel held back by your wheel's size? The P200 lets you center up to 200 pounds of clay. That's enough for large planters, multiple vases, or a full day of throwing mugs and bowls. No more stopping to wedge more clay or switch projects.

Peddle With Smooth Speed Control

Have you ever ruined a pot because your wheel suddenly sped up? The P200's Soldner DC 5A pedal gives you exact control. Go from a slow, gentle spin for detailed work to a faster speed for centering - all without any jumps or surprises.

Adjustable Legs So You Can Work in Comfort for Hours

Does your back hurt after throwing? The P200 has legs you can adjust. Set the wheel to the perfect height for you, whether you're tall or short. You can throw for hours with less pain and strain.

Soldner Pottery Wheel P200: Built to Last

Many potters use their Soldner wheels for decades. The P200 is made with parts you can easily replace. If something wears out after years of use, you can often fix it yourself with simple tools.

Reverse for Versatility

The P200 can spin both ways. This lets you make special designs or adapt to different throwing techniques. Whether you're right-handed or left-handed, the P200 has you covered.

Arrives Ready to Throw Right Away

When your P200 arrives, you won't need to spend time setting it up. It comes ready to use, with the wheel head and pedal all in place. Just plug it in, adjust the height, and start throwing.

Soldner P200 Pottery Wheel Specs:

What Potters Say About Soldner Wheels

"Soldner wheels have amazing torque despite low horsepower... They're worth every dime in terms of how smoothly they run." 

"Having taken a workshop with Soldner, he loved talking about his wheels. He said that all of his parts were off the shelf from industrial supply places, Grainger etc." (Local replacement parts, yay!)

"I have a Soldner wheel… it was my goal as an aspiring potter, it took me a long time to save up.. When I finally found one.. I jumped on it. I worked as a production potter for 10 years on it and then switched to studio work. The only thing I have replaced is belts, motor brushes and motor bearings." 

Soldner P200 Pottery Wheel Manual

P200 Manual