After quite a few requests, I have finally added holes to support wheel heads with bat pins in them :)

Simple bait tray for use with Scotty mounts

Added a print profile for a bat with higher tolerances after getting feedback that centering can be difficult with hard clay or large amounts due to the current bat dimensions. The new bat is a bit harder to take out but using a wooden clay knife or similar it comes off pretty easily. https://makerworld.com/en/models/819694-pottery-bat-and-chuck-system#profileId-1177462

#Sharing Makes Just an amateur potter learning CAD to create tools to improve my hobby. Love to see it help other pottery enthusiasts!

Improved the screws for this model to make them easier to install and adjust. Also changed the print profile to make them more durable. https://makerworld.com/en/models/1137369?profiled=1159349#profileId-1138928

Another pottery related print. Please let me know if you have any feedback!

Another chuck added, this is a ~200mm diameter ball chuck mainly made for rounding the rim and trimming of bowls. https://makerworld.com/en/models/819694#profileId-762549

Did some minor updates to the tolerances for the bats and added a new, wider chuck to the system :) https://makerworld.com/en/models/819694#profileId-762549

Just added some pictures and a gif to demonstrate the new chuck designs

Happy new year! I have finally done some more work on my Bat and chuck system, please check out the model for the updates :) https://makerworld.com/en/models/819694#profileId-762549

Uploaded my take on a more ergonomic and versatile pottery spinner (it requires a 608z bearing.) Hope it can help some other potters out there <3 https://makerworld.com/en/models/865526#profileId-816688

As a very much amateur potter, I was looking at existing bat systems on the market and found that they were either very expensive or had issues with longevity. Also, buying more bats were usually inexplicably expensive. At the same time I was looking at centering supports when trimming and found the same issue. So, I decided to jump head first into FreeCAD and this is my first draft of my first model, I hope this can help another potter in a similar situation! Much love