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how do you fire that piece without the stem blowing up in the kiln? Is it because it is so very thin?

You have a know how beautifull piece

Beautiful!

How do you hold that down? I don’t see anything that ensures it doesn’t move. You do beautiful work. I really want to understand how you do it. I just made some stems to attach to some glass wine cups, and it took me forever to trim them with a chuck. You make this seem so effortless.

How much is the weight of clay for the puffy donut?

Amazing work

masterful

your good why did you stop making videos?

Hi! What are those trimming tools you are using and where can we purchase those? Thank you!

That was fantastic to see! Thank you for sharing! I’m in the middle of remodelling myself. Could you tell me about the table next to the wheel? It looks incredible for potters 🤩. With all the storage space. How tall it is? Is it a ready “just put together” table or you bought the parts?

Most beautiful ceramic wine glass I’ve seen so far. Would be interested to know how it looks after glaze firing.

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Beautiful.

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Beautiful work! Can I ask please, what is that amazing Captain Hook tool called!

Lovely! Great work on the studio! What are the dimensions of the main area, without the kiln room bumpout?

Love it! Thank you 😊

Are these fired standing upright or upside down?

Respective weights?

Nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

At cone 10, this type of shape would likely bend severely. How was this glaze fired? Also, wouldn't it be easier to trim the base before attaching to the cup?

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!! It’s not as easy as you made it look… great job!! Ps. The cheap wheels off of Amazon do not go slow enough for this. Just found this out the hard way the past week.

This is lovely. Did you glaze fire it? Ive had pieces like this tip over in the kiln with how thin the stem is compared to the cup on top.

I love it thanks for sharing❤️ 加油😘

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Nice music, nice work, nice video...thanks.

Beautiful. What is the weight of the clay you used for this vessel?

very beautiful form. Thank you for sharing your process with us. I love how you include your sweet child.

Looking great. What camera did you use to film this with?

So pretty ❤ I’ve tried the way you assembled the foot and the cup, it helps me alot because my wine cup (with thinned foot) always shake too much while trimming

Very nice. I have a question. The lip of your glass is very thin, how do you manage to not mess it up when you trimming ? And when you trim the foot ! It is so tall and it does not break.. impressive. Thabk you

Very nice

What a great video - thank you!

This is the life😂

Lovely to see the kids learning clay work naturally

Excuse me, how to buy the trimming knife tool you showed, thank you.

Trimming looks like something I would enjoy. It also gives me hope for improving my poorly thrown beginner pieces. I'm still just tossing most of my work into the recycle bucket now. I'll have to start saving some for trimming. Thank you for taking the time to make this video for us. Subscribed. 👍

Nice form and impressive skills. I would like to see the glaze that you chose for it.

Awesome ❤

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I got the L shape Trimming Blade in your second hand market in Hong Kong (Feb 2022? I guess). I really like it. May I know where can I get the new one? also the rest of your trimming tool, they look very nice. :)

Have your fired these? Your wine cups are lovely. I have tried before but sometimes the stem bends over from the weight of the cup on top. Has this happened to you before?

Beautiful!!

보고 또 보고^^ 😃

動画ありがとうございました。

Very nice!

What a great idea! Looks awesome I'll have to give it a try on the wheel.

Stunning piece! Thank you for sharing!!!

I watched it over and over again...puts a smile on my face 🙂