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Thinking a little bit further it may be an idea to have on smooth roller on the inside so you don’t need the cardboard tube and newspaper. So two rollers parallel and an adjustable gap width between them. The structured roller will need a hole strait through for a steel rod that supports the device and maintains a stable width.

Oh my goodness yes❤️

Every now and then I come back to this video when I start getting lazy with my centering. I really appreciate it!

I would love the handle!!!

YES! Would love a handle such as you designed! Thank you for all your videos and teaching, and all your clay creations are so beautiful.

I would be interested in a handle like the one you have shown in this video. MKM makes great rollers, but I would like to use them on vertical surfaces, too.

I noticed that you attached a bat to the wheel head that had screws. My wheel head has similar drilled areas that I didn’t know what they were for or where you buy that bat system.

❤ I would be interested in this handle.

Great handle. Tell me more if you create it.

I would love to have a few of the wire handles.

Very cool. Does the lid come off? At first I thought you were gonna do some video magic and start with the finished product and play the video backwards until you have the raw clay at the end of the video.

Beautiful work and very functional. My only "critique" would be the need for a seed strainer at the pour spout. Maybe a perforated wall before the spout to strain without clogging?

You always do a good job and you're always playing little-by-little. Do things I like that. I do a pottery class. I like the teacher cause they do the same things. Explain the whole situation a little bit by little. No, even stop and look help you out. This is why I always walk to your video. Because I learn something new

Absolutely love the shino with the wax resist technique on the high points of the cuts! The added green on top creates such a beautiful contrast, especially with this clay body. I've taken note of this combo and will definitely give it a try with the glazes we have at our community art studio. Excited to see how it turns out!

😍 very nice!! Just one question: did you glaze fired the piece with the "lid" on?

Colors are so beautiful and little imperfections make this set adorable)

Wow so cool I mean so cool

Bonjour, Wahou !! Un travail remarquable ! Je reste suspendu à vos gestes qui apprivoise la terre. Merci beaucoup à vous de nous offrir en cadeau votre savoir-faire.❤ Isabelle

Thank you for sharing your talent. I have been working in porcelain for 51 years and you teach me something new each video❤

I bought a set of three of these round ribs years ago and they’re my favourite tools! So beautiful and the best for getting a nice curve in bowls ❤

I do love that shape and they looked so pretty at the end! Thankyou for sharing your work and knowledge!

How fascinating to watch this take place. I love the balance between the two aspects needed, and revealed here, in the making of this vase: craftsmanship and artistry that harmoniously exist together. One side is the execution, technique and strategy, and the other is the vision, intuition, and feeling. They are complimentary. This is exactly what human beings benefit from learning. The result is true beauty, it is useful and inspiring. 🌱 ♥︎ I will check back to see if there is a part 2 :)

That is stunning. The red is so vibrant. ❤

Wath kind of tool you use to pollised at the end? rock? I love the way you master all the move.

Thank you very much for those explications 🙏 Nice from you 👍

Thank you

Gorgeous bowl! What kind of clay are you using? Looks easier to throw 😊

What a wonderful, practical inspired teacher you are. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge

Thank you for another great video. Your centering technique of centering from the top to the bottom and ignoring the widely used exaggerated coning is something that I will adopt, as well as many other things that you demonstrate. Your are a ceramic artist on an elite level.

You have such control. Thank you for posting.

When can I buy this

When can I buy this

When can I buy this box set

It looks like after you opened up the clay, you were able to make it much taller before ever pulling the walls. Can you explain what you did to achieve that?

Crazy pulls, master!

How many grams of clay do you use?

This is the cleanest pottery place I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊

Beautiful technique, explanation and result. As an older beginning potter I really appreciated the centering method. So fluid and lovely to watch. Thank you!

👌👌👌👌 GRACIAS POR LA IDEA 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Wow - you are a master of the art.

I have noticed that you don’t seem to wire off your mugs when using the metal bats with inserts. Do they not need to be cut off with this system? I find I don’t always need to cut my pieces off with the Studio Pro tempered hardboard bats. They pop loose when ready to be trimmed. Your system would take up less space while waiting for them to dry.

That's wonderful and very helpful advice for centering and wheel speed; and I appreciate that you mentioned not having the same strength when you get older. This is a stunning piece and I'd love to see what it looks like when its glazed. I've put this video on my pottery club Facebook page. Thank you, Hsin!

Your creations are so lovely!

Thank you so much for sharing your process with us. It’s a beautifil shape. I can’t wait to see how you glaze it.

I'm not a potter, but I find your videos very relaxing. The mug has such a beautiful shape. I would love to see what they look like all fired at the end.

Dommage qu il n y ai pas les commentaires en français cordialement

Always wonderful to see what new pottery piece you create ❤ Thank you for being such a great ceramic teacher!

Beautiful

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But with this method for centering ,the way by wich you bring the clay on the wheel becomes crusial and has to be regular i suppose ?Also clay very nice prepared ?Thanks for the videos master Lin .