This document provides instructions for building a potter's wheel. It describes pouring concrete for a flywheel in a form made of tar paper and plywood. Once partly set, the concrete is broom finished. Wood is used to construct a frame with cross braces and lag screws with washers to join the frame pieces together. The screws are staggered to avoid splitting the wood and pilot holes are drilled for the screws.

1. Potter’s Wheel Plans
Flywheel is poured in form made by tacking
tar paper to plywood disk. Partly set
concrete is “broom-finished.”
cross braces. Lag screws and washers are
used to join the frame. Stagger the screws to
avoid splitting the wood and drill clearance
and pilot holes for them.