Throwing making a clay pottery Candlestick on the wheel demo how to
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if u can make 1 in 2 minutes thes u can make 5 in 10 minutes!!! bravo!
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@youdanxxx haha nice one especially your first and second sentence... and btw thx for the great vids like i mean really now i want to take up this type of stuff its so cool!!
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you don't even need to trim that do you?
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i just started lessons last night and you've given me inspiration! :)
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WOW!!!!! AMAZING!!!!!
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WOW! i never saw this... NICE!!!
Belguim here....
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Ive never seen anyone throw a candle stick holder before! I am really impressed! I am hoping to learn a few things just by watching your videos. Thank you for posting!
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Very impressive.
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Wow. That makes me want to give up. LOL.... I'll never give up....but I can only hope I'll ever be half as talented as you are. Thanks for letting me learn from you, going to have a go at throwing one of those at art school on Weds!
goodcampbell 3 years ago
Wahey !! Finally an English person has commented..not that I'm fed up with all you Americans...LOL.
Don't give up !! just keep on practicing and It'll just suddenly "Click" and off you go.
I spent 3 years not being able to make anything better than egg cups and ash trays,honest.!
Candlesticks are pretty tricky,not hard to shape but just impossible to stop flying off all over the shop.
Cheers,Dan
youdanxxx 3 years ago
You are good, very good. Maybe this technique could be adapted to make goblet stems. By the way, you can take the word "trying" off the title. Dan, you are way past trying. Thanks, Claire
MamereClaire 3 years ago
Yes,that's how we make our goblet stems.
I have a video somewhere on here making one.
Cheers,Dan
youdanxxx 3 years ago
Very cool!!! Do you try to trim the bottom or hollow it out some? Are the bases real thick? I tried the goblet example you did and it turned out really good for a first time. Thanks for your help!
clearvision5 3 years ago
I turn/trim the whole thing the next day to get a sharper profile.
I dont hollow it out though as It fires perfectly well.
It's about the limit of thickness though without it exploding in the kiln.
That seems to be the trouble people have,not waiting at least a week for it to really dry out before firing.
I just make sure it's 100% dry before firing, as any moisture in a thickish piece like the stem will tend to explode in the kiln.
Cheers,Dan
youdanxxx 3 years ago