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Making ceramics and other objects.
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mixing clay and throwing off the hump
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The clay you see me mixing in this video is a reclaim clay that was not working well with my glazes. This is likely because of some percentage of earthware clay present on the reclaim mix while I am firing the clay and glazes at high temperatures. To take care of this issue, I needed to mix the reclaim with a stoneware clay, hence reducing the amount of earthware present. I used a bag of dark b...
Pulling handles on mugs (ASMR)
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Process of attaching and pulling handles on simple mugs. Instagram: da_forma Website/Shop: daforma.net
real time throwing of a pouring bowl (ASMR)
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Throwing a pouring bowl without cuts. Instagram: da_forma Website/Shop: daforma.net
Trimming a bowl with a foot ring (ASMR)
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Showing the simple process of trimming a bowl using one single trimming tool (DoAll from Mudtools). Instagram: da_forma Website/Shop: daforma.net
trimming a cup throw off the hump
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This video shows the transformation of a cup, which has been thrown off the hump, during the trimming process. Usually when I throw off the hump in a sort of freestyle, pieces turn out thicker, leaving room for defining its final shape while trimming. For that reason these tend to be the pieces that look the most different before and after trimming. Most times I don't really know how the pieces...
pottery making: trimming with a chuck
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Trimming a batch of cups using a chuck. The chuck is a mass of clay, thrown and allowed to dry to leather hard. This tool is of great use for three main factors: 1. The trimming gets much faster, since there is less centering to do. 2. The cup can be trimmed from the rim to the base in one single position. 3. The rim is always pressed on a circular shape, which reduces the chance of deformed ri...
throwing off the hump 10/10: a bottle
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throwing off the hump 10/10: a bottle
throwing off the hump 9/10: small teacup
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throwing off the hump 9/10: small teacup
throwing off the hump 8/10: espresso cup
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throwing off the hump 8/10: espresso cup
throwing off the hump 7/10: tall enclosed bowl
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throwing off the hump 7/10: tall enclosed bowl
throwing off the hump 6/10: a simple bowl
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throwing off the hump 6/10: a simple bowl
throwing off the hump 5/10: a troublesome cup
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throwing off the hump 5/10: a troublesome cup
throwing off the hump 4/10: tall cup
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throwing off the hump 4/10: tall cup
throwing off the hump 2/10: tall teacup
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throwing off the hump 2/10: tall teacup
throwing off the hump 1/10: a bowl with a curved lip
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throwing off the hump 1/10: a bowl with a curved lip
pottery making: one of my best mugs yet
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pottery making: one of my best mugs yet
wax resist on pottery: peaceful moments in the studio
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wax resist on pottery: peaceful moments in the studio
how to make a pottery mug from beginning to end
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how to make a pottery mug from beginning to end
followers tell me what to make - part 2 - throwing and trimming a teapot
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followers tell me what to make - part 2 - throwing and trimming a teapot
followers tell me what to make - part 1 - jug, table lamp, decorated vase
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followers tell me what to make - part 1 - jug, table lamp, decorated vase
real time repetition throwing: 7 pieces in 20 minutes
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real time repetition throwing: 7 pieces in 20 minutes
pottery making: throwing two mug experiments (no cuts)
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pottery making: throwing two mug experiments (no cuts)
Belas pecas! Podemos ver o resultado em algum sitio? Obrigado!
Great video, thanks for sharing the whole process, very helpful information 😊
How do you get the bottom level?
beautiful, I really like those soft swirls you have been getting lately! any advice on how to achieve them?:)
Thank you! Swirls are dependent on the speed of the wheel and the speed of your pulling. If your're making pulls and getting a smooth surface, try reducing the speed of the wheel or increasing the speed of your pulling movement.
@@da_forma thanks! looking forward to seeing the next shop update
beautiful! what type of wood is this that you can cut with a utility knife?
It is a 3mm thick plywood. It takes multiple passages and a bit of patience, but it is doable. It also depends of the quality of the wood, so less dense plywoods (cheaper ones) will be easier to cut.
cool thanks! and does it not grow mouldy over time?
Hey man, just wanted to say you helped inspire me to start trying out ceramics on my own. It's now something I take a lot of pride in and enjoy doing in my free time. Thank you for uploading your process, I've enjoyed watching your craft.
I am glad you got to try it and are now enjoying it! Have fun and thanks for the kindness :)
the neck bit is tricky. I think the narrower your 'cylinder' gets the faster your wheel should spin. because when your neck is about half the diameter of the bottle, your hand pulls are twice as large and then the pulls start getting uneven so in a way, it's better to speed the wheel up the narrower you go but that requires a lot of hands, foot coordination 😅 though from my limited experience throwing such shapes, if you can manage the speed right, this doesn't happen.
This is so smart! I am inspired to do this too!
Awesome & smooth video. Do you trim upper (lower when bottom up) section too? A narrative around your process would be awesome to hear! Mind sharing what kind of clay is it? It has cool white spots of grog.
Thanks for the feedback! It depends on the bowl, in this case I didn't trim all the way because the wall was thrown thin enough. The clay is a reclaim which is a mix of various clay bodies. The grog you mention is from a specific clay that was too harsh to throw with, but mixed in the reclaim it is fine.
How many pounds or kilograms of clay was this?
I don't recall, but it was probably around 300g.
nice! may i know what is the box size?
I use different sizes depending on the orders, but the most common are something like 15x15x15cm 15x20x15cm and 20x30x15cm.
Could you make several cups using this method with the same clay?
Yes, you just keep pulling up the clay and use it bit by bit. The only thing is that it's harder to make cups similar to one another, but it is possible.
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Woww!
Muito bonito o desenho. Gosto muito destes angulos. :) Obrigado pelo video.
Hey! Love your videos. Your circular trimming tool on 0:51 looks to be tugsten carbide, is it? Do you have a name? Would love to get my hand on that tool.
Thank you! The tool is cheap steel blade, with the round loop on one end and a straight loop on the other. I don't know any specific brand and I simply get them in my local supplier. I really like it and it is almost the only trimming tool I use, but it is fancy at all. It is cheap and wears down pretty fast, so I am constantly needing to sharpen/replace it.
I’m sorry, maybe I’m mistaken, but didn’t you have a video long time ago about tap centering? Also if I correctly remember a video about pricing a ceramic piece. Again, I’m sorry if I’m mistaken!
I never made a video about those subjects. It must have been another channel. No need to apologize though :)
Excellent way to package ceramic. I get nervous purchasing multiple ceramic pieces in one order. I've had so many arrive chipped or smashed because some don't think how fragile ceramic is. Hopefully more people see this video. What is the name of that expandable paper?
I am glad you appreciate the care I put into the packing. The paper is usually referred to as honeycomb paper.
Thats pretty cool
I loved it.
Très précis tout en douceur félicitations mais pourquoi jamais le poids Pouvez-vous me l’indiquer D’avance merci
Have you ever considered making online templates for your wood ribs? They make such nice angles. :)
Thank you! I don't really consider making such templates. I like sharing the processes I go through and empower people to try out any technic for themselves. This includes the making and using of the wooden ribs. I feel it is much more beneficial for everyone if somethings are developed personally, leading to more variety and a wider range of results. Hope this makes sense.
I believe what you did is "technically" not kurinuki because the most important part is that you must hollow out the inside from a block of clay, you cannot make a hole by moving the clay.
You might be right. I know I am not educated enough in the matter to say for sure. I still hollowed out the inside, carving it to its final shape, while the initial moving of the clay was made for practical purposes. This was simply a first attempt from a true beginner at something kurinuki like. I hope to get better at it in future attempts.
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Is that just shammy leather under the bat? I've never seen someone stick a bat to a wheel like that. Does it create a fairly strong stick?
It is. I use a synthetic shammy that feels more like a spongy tissue. It sticks through the contact of the dry wood with the wet shammy and it also creates a small vacuum with the compression of the shammy. With bigger downward pressures it can move, which happens mainly during coning and centering, but with softer clay it is manageable.
@@da_forma Thanks! I've only seen people use clay as an adhesive. I'll try your method with something small - like a cup. Really enjoy the aesthetic of your channel and work btw. Appreciate you making these.
Thanks man, will give it a try, too - already using synthetic one for finishing rim. Cheers!
Hi, what is the weight of the clay ball you’ve used?
This was a one off cup, so I don't really remember, but probably around 260g.
Oh, it's so pretty that I want to have one. ^^
Thank you so much! I keep making these small espresso cups, you can check my instagram page to keep informed about shop updates!
Great video! I'm looking to add custom profile ribs to my own practice as well, but hadn't actually seen anyone throw with such an extra profile rib before. Definitely helpful to see your process here. I also hadn't thought to use the height and width of the rib to set a throwing gauge, and will definitely be trying that out also.
I am glad you find this a useful reference. For this video I used such a complex design to show the extent of possibility for this method, but it gets quite tricky in this complexity level. Mostly I use this for much simpler designs and it is super useful to get great repetition!
@@da_forma that makes sense! The ribs I’ve got on the go won’t be anywhere near this level of complexity, but seeing the limits of what’s possible is pretty cool.
they look so pretty. Have they ever warped in the glaze firing? or does stacking them when they are drying stop that?
They tend to warp while drying, that why I keep them with weight over after I form them. On firing haven't had any problems.
Lovely! How much clay do you use per cup?
I tend to use around 150g.
How much clay did you use? It always amazes how efficient seasoned potters are with their clay.
I used 400g for these cups. For typical mugs and smaller cups I use around 300g. These are taller so they needed more clay, but it was a bit too much, when i make them again I would probably use 360/380g.
@@da_forma impressive 😊
When it comes to simplicity, how has this form of art helped you?
Thank you for making this video for us!
اسلام علیکم و رحمتہ اللہ و برکاتہ ماشاءاللہ بہت عمدہ کاریگری ہے🇮🇳
That was very nice question are you able to share the pattern dimensions?
Can I ask where do you usually get the shaper tool?
I make the wooden ribs myself. You can see how I make them in this video: ua-cam.com/video/li5p_inpnjo/v-deo.htmlsi=XQE5rfhmrumLKWw0
@@da_forma thats amazing! thanks for sharing! I love those ribs design!
Cumprimentos e sucesso
Good asmr video 👍
EXCELLENT WORK! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
What kind of wood that you use to make the rib?
It is a 3mm thick plywood. Nothing fancy, just the stuff you might find in any hardware store.
Still such a lovely little cup even though it gave you trouble, it's good to know even professionals have little mess ups while creating [:
Mess ups like these happen all the time. It is a part of the craft in a way.
Man that's gotta be like, the best bowl for cereal ever. I love it
It's so cool that you can make so many unique things from a big lump of clay. It's really nice getting home and relaxing to your videos.
I am glad you find the videos relaxing. Hope you enjoy the remaining of this series :)
Took an intro to wheel throwing class this weekend. Getting it centered on the wheel and level took like 20 minutes by itself 😂
Such a pretty design as always, can't wait to see the other 9 designs!
I will be posting one each day!
Looked tough! Great job with the work and the camera shots
Thank you! I feel like I still have a lot to improve with the overall quality of the videos, and sometimes it is tricky to make get the shots the way I envision them. Hopefully I will be able to improve over time with each new video I make.
I agree this is one of your best! Just gorgeous - congratulations! So happy to have found your channel, I am impressed by your use of formas.
Thank you! I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos! Hopefully I can improve them over time (it is a whole craft by itself).
What a pretty design! Love the wider bottom, beautiful handiwork as well
Thank you so much!
Nice to see you enjoy every part of the process. A nice little touch of care in every work :)
Good to know you get the recognition you deserve with so many extra orders :D
That is very kind. Thank you!