Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
He wrought a work on the wheels - al haabnayim , upon the stones, the potter' s wheel being usually made of such, the spindle of the moving stone being placed on a stone below, on which it turned, and supported the stone above, on which the vessel was manufactured, and which alone had a rotatory motion. The potter' s wheel in the present day seems to differ very little from that which was in use between two and three thousand years ago.
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Jeremiah 18:3:
Exodus 1:16
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