Faceted Bowl part 1
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well done.
jmg1957 1 year ago
Mark, some of us are dying to know. What music was this set to?
chasingwillow 1 year ago
near the middle of the vid i got worried. i thought its was gonna suck. by the end though...damn! thats nice
Blender332 1 year ago
people don't make a 7:00 minutes video
alfarisish 2 years ago
I will try this, but I don't think it's easy like this. This form would look really good with wood fire or soda fire. Thanks for posting.
tbtb27 2 years ago
I put a small nail (even a brad) and length of guitar wire in a drill chuck and run the drill slow while holding the wire and with tension feeding it onto the rotating small nail. This produces a tight coil of wire which I then load into an adjustable cheese cutter fron which I have removed the original wire.
With this I can better control the depth of the wire cut.
By choosing various sized nails, wire guage and stretching the wire 'more-or less', one can further vary facet results. Bill
newearthclaypottery 2 years ago
Wow, just amazing workmanship!
vladhogan 2 years ago
LOVE the music
ddsw1992 3 years ago
Would look pretty also in porcelain; great tip!
elliottfaure 3 years ago
wonderful. I can't believe how potters can take wet pieces off the wheel and hold them. It's impossible for me. I can't wait to try this technique.
offcenteredpotter 3 years ago