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Who I Am
- Lena
- Deep in the Heart, Texas, United States
- This my attempt to loosen some monkey's on my back, vent, jabber and share a little bit of my life and what I find interesting, with the world.
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I love my hometown. There is so much I miss about it from time to time. I miss going to the store and running into half a dozen people I kno...
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tabletop wheels usually require one to throw while standing, which is a VERY hard way to learn. they have very weak motors, but school kids generally aren't throwing large amounts of clay, so thats probably not an issue. honestly i've never used one, but all that i have seen have been pretty crappily constructed and designed. i probably wouldn't buy them for a school because i question their durability, but if you are looking for something to toy around with at home, i'd say go for it. potters wheels are always easy to sell if you want to give it up or upgrade. you should see if you can find one by either "brent" or "creative industries." if you can't shoot me the brand names and i'll check them out for you.
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