Potter's Wheel

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Potter's Wheel
"Marble will be like clay in your hands."
Crafting
Recipe	×2 ×2 ×4
Filter
Tier
Perk
Unlocks the Sculptures Filter.
Code
"sculptingtable"

“We can make stone sculptures with this.”

–Wilson

“Hm... I could make things that DON'T burn?”

–Willow

“Is table for rocks!”

–Wolfgang

“That looks... f-fun...”

–Wendy

“STONE IS SLIGHTLY LESS INFERIOR THAN FLESH”

–WX-78

“A method of ceramic production. We somehow use it for sculpture.”

–Wickerbottom

“Oughta put a block of cut stone up there.”

–Woodie

“A block of marble might suffice.”

–Maxwell

“A transförmative altar för the stöne göds.”

–Wigfrid

“I always wanted pottery lessons!”

–Webber

“Just need some stone to get cooking.”

–Warly

“No rock yet”

–Wormwood

“Not bad for a handmade table.”

–Winona

“Artist's block. Hyuyu!”

–Wortox

“Make things outta rocks!”

–Wurt

“Time for some arts and crafts.”

–Walter

“I've got more pressing things to do than arts and crafts.”

–Wanda

The Potter's Wheel is a Crafting Station in Don't Starve Together, introduced in A New Reign. It requires 2 Cut Stone, 2 Boards and 4 Twigs to build, and a Science Machine to prototype. It allows players to access the Sculptures Filter and build 37 different sculptures, mostly based on the naturally-spawning Marble Sculptures and Giants. 7 of these sculptures are only available to craft during their associated seasonal Event.

Usage

The Bubble Pipe Carving and Carved Hornucopia sculptures are available near any Potter's Wheel, while the others must be unlocked by giving the Potter's Wheel the respective Sketches, which will be returned if the Wheel is hammered.

After being placed, a Potter's Wheel requires Marble, Cut Stone, or a Moon Shard to be placed on top it to work. After the chosen material is placed, the player can turn it into the chosen sculpture with 2 Rocks. Based on the material used, the sculpture will be white if Marble was used, black if Cut Stone was used, and a translucent green if a Moon Shard was used. After the sculpture is made, players can pick it up and carry it similar to Suspicious Marble.

The sculpture may be broken with a hammer.

Tips

• Much like a Suspicious Marble, sculptures may be quickly moved by riding a Beefalo, as they aren't affected by the player's speed, or by riding Big Woby as Walter.
• Sculptures may be slightly challenging to place in appropriate places. It is recommended to: 1. stand near desired spot and 2. quick drop (Shift + Right Click item, previously a mod, now in DST) OR equip a chest item.
• These sculptures, when placed adjacent to one another, can serve as the best option for a wall against most mobs. Their pathfinding sees sculptures are separate structures, and thus try to walk between them (to no avail) rather than go around them, like walls. Thus one must only worry about those capable of destroying said structures (mostly Boss Monsters) , such as Clockwork Rook, Deerclops and Bearger.

Trivia

• The Potter's Wheel was introduced in the Arts and Crafts update.

Gallery

Potter's Wheel as seen in the poster for the Arts and Crafts update.

A burnt Potter's Wheel.

The icon for a sculpting material on the Potter's Wheel.

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