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De-Air Pugmill Recommendation


Caroline E

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Whichever one you get I’m sure it will be a huge time saver. I would be looking at the ones that can mix as well as vacuum pug, this way you can blend up all the scrap clay from bone dry to wet plus throw in some throwing slop (if your students throw as well as handbuild) churn it up then pug it.

I have a Bailey stainless that I’m very happy with.

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