Ceramic pottery trimming tip
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these are great tips!!! I just started teaching wheel and I'm totally going to use them! thanx!!!
beestone 7 months ago
this is a GREAT tip.... but I'm probably too lazy to do it! LOL
offcenteredpotter 3 years ago
This is such a great tip - thanks for sharing!
ajspanna 3 years ago
Excellent tips! These would really have helped me when I was just learning to trim. I remember I destroyed about every second pot I made by trimming the bottom off. Nowadays, I suppose I have some sort of a "feel" of how thick the bottom is but bigger the pot is, the more difficult it is to get the "feel" right. And when trimming an extra big bowl, it is also very frustrating to have to turn it again to check if you've trimmed enough or not...
potpourripot 3 years ago
This is a great tip for the beginner (like myself). I know for those that do this often you "get a feel" for the base thickness. But until that time comes, this is an awesome tip!
clearvision5 3 years ago
Good tips! Thanks, David!
Marihani 3 years ago
Thanks David! Never thought of figuring thickness like this. It will be a big help.
PudgyPottery 3 years ago
Good tips. Thanks.
credenza1 3 years ago