pottery tools

OK, I'm hooked. All I need is the angler to set the hook and reel me in. Clay, lots of clay. I have dreams of pottery and pottery wheels and kilns. Craigslist is my friend. I have a studio space, I just need the "Tools of Pottery" to put in it and then to use. I had a sneaking suspicion this might happen. Years ago I did a bit of pottery. Loved it but haven't done anything for many years. The tiles are turning out wonderfully! I'm going to do some glazing tomorrow at the Open Arts Studio in Tacoma. My 6 week class is done and I put money down to use the studio on my own ($100). Until I set my own studio up, I'll be using their tools to figure out what I need and want. In the mean time...I've gone to Seattle Pottery Supply and spent all of $10.00 on small hand building tools. I was fun to look and not spend, just to plan.
Things I've looked at:
1. a throwing wheel---