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 | Out of the Fire Studio: A Step by Step look at pottery-making in a small production pottery studio, complete with video and illustrations.
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  | The Complete Book of Pottery Making: Comprehensive in scope, this book takes the reader through a complete ceramics course. It includes concise but thorough background info, plus clear step-by-step instructions on specific techniques.
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  | The Complete Potter's Companion: Revised and updated, this classic potter's volume explains everything from preparation through firing, with stops along the way for detailed coverage of working on the wheel; coiled, slab, and pinch pots; mold making; slip casting; and glazing and decorating. The comprehensive text ranges from basic (wedging and kneading, beginning wheelwork) to advanced (spray glazing, raku firing).
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  | The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes: Glazing & Firing at Cone 10 (A Lark Ceramics Book): With hundreds of recipes for some of the most popular and enduring high-fire glazes, this reference will prove a boon to ceramists who want to master this complex and versatile aspect of the art.
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  | Potter's Tool Kit with 8 Essential Tools: This is a "must have" tool set for anyone beginning to work with clay. The components are made from high quality steel and polished hardwoods. It includes a loop tool for removing clay, a ribbon tool for cutting, slicing and shaping, a needle tool to cut clay strips or holes and to make designs or place objects, a potters rib for shaping and smoothing, a modeling tool for cutting, smoothing, contouring and decorating, a smooth scraper for shaping and trimming, a sponge and a wire clay cutter for slicing clay or trimming pots and other objects.
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  | Sculpting Wheel- 7" Diameter All Metal with Ball Bearings: The base and top are all high grade and heavy duty made of nearly indestructible heavy cast metal joined with a heavy-duty ball bearing that allows the top to spin easily. Holds up to 40 lbs. The base has a non-skid rubber boot that holds the wheel firmly in place without the need to drill holes in your work station. The top is designed with concentric circles to allow easy centering of your work and the rim is weighted to give the wheel extra momentum when you spin it. It is tall enough (3-3/4") for you to get your hand beneath the top so you can rotate it while you work. Although it has heavy-duty construction it is still light enough (5 lbs.) so that you can easily move it around when necessary.
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