Uploader Comments (youdanxxx)
All Comments (29)
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That was so frickin cool!!!!!!!! I am just starting on the electric wheel and on my kick wheel I can get a vase going but when I try to get it to come in it collapses. Also on the third to fourth pull up it would collapse. Any suggestions?
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It was like watching magic happen. I'll be starting ceramic classes and hope that one day my pottery will be as beautiful as yours someday!
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so cool
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wow,,,wonderful, excellent, 5 stars, terrific, fascinating, thanks so much,,,new subscriber
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one of my favorite pieces that you have uploaded. i like your bat system. it seems really painfreeb but it ever slide when your centering?
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at first i thought the clicking or clanking sounds were like dramatic music tracks hahhahaa
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i wanna do this!!!! where can i sign up for lessons??
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It's utterly fluid how you work, you don't hesitate.
I'm still working on throwing, almost want to give up
when I see your videos. Yet at the same time, I have the
biggest desire to get on the wheel again.
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hey how much clay are you using to make this pot?
please respond thanks
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how much clay did you start with to make this pot?
please respond thanks
how many years have you been at this? You are the best I have seen on you tube! Very inspiring!
holt325 2 years ago
Thank you.
I only started in my 20s and I'm still in my 30's (just)
youdanxxx 2 years ago
whenever I throw wide forms with narrow tops
the should always seems to collapse on me
is this because my walls are too thin
or is it bc I shaping it too aggressively?
sjopostit91 3 years ago
Could be too thin or the clay being too soft.
youdanxxx 3 years ago
When you were expanding the form, were you using a rib on the inside, or your fingers/hand?
I notice you use what appears to be a lot of water; do you find that helps. I am trying to minimize my use of water to keep the clay plastic and workable. Any comment?
potterybyjohn 3 years ago
Hi,I've never used a rib in my life,just my fingers to open it up.
I use a lot of water because if I don't my fingers tend to grip on the clay and send it out of shape.
Personally I would use as much water as you can as it's really just a lubricant and eases the lifting and widening....for me anyway.
But It's not an exact science so whatever you find best for you then stick to it.
Cheers,Dan
youdanxxx 3 years ago