Beech wood modelling stands & banding wheels for relaxed modelling

Choosing the right beech wood modelling stand, height adjustable

When deciding on a beech wood modelling stand, there are various factors to consider: Does the beech wood modelling stand, height adjustable have good stability? Is it the right height or can I adjust the height easily? Should the height be infinitely adjustable, even while I am working? How big does the work surface need to be for my project? Should it be rotatable? What is the load-bearing capacity and stability? And should the beech wood modelling stand be easy to move, e.g. have castors? At bildhau you will find various modelling stands, adjustable tripods, height adjustable with c with a load capacity of 20 kg up to 400 kg. Please note that the load capacity generally decreases the higher the height-adjustable beech wood modelling stands are set!

Banding wheels and modelling stands

A rotating disc, a so-called banding wheel, is helpful if you want to work on a fixed table or on a beech wood modelling stand whose work surface cannot be rotated. If you are modelling on a banding wheel, you can easily shape your workpiece from all sides without having to constantly move your sculpture itself – this can save you from easily damaging and deforming your work.

In the bildhau range you will find banding wheels for various requirements: e.g. a simple modelling wheel made of veneered MDF for lighter sculptures and almost all requirements; a light banding wheel made of aluminium, which does not rust and whose rotating mechanism runs very smoothly, even for heavier sculptures; a cast iron or steel banding wheel, which is heavier and more stable, the rotating mechanism is ball-bearing mounted – both result in the rotary impulse remaining effective for longer. This disc is also particularly suitable for ceramists.

Banding wheels are slowly rotating discs and are usually operated by hand. They are mainly used for modelling techniques. Electrically or mechanically operated potter's wheels are fast-rotating discs that are mainly used to make vessels – the technique of pulling up is used here in particular.

If you want to model a portrait, we also recommend a modelling stand that already has an appropriate angle of inclination. Modelling stands can be used in a fixed position on the table as well as on a banding wheel or a beech wood modelling stand, height adjustable.