William Blyth Throwing Chimney Pot

[@mrtull8597]

I used to throw 3/4 to a ton of this clay a day many years ago, when I was a partner in Coppice Side Pottery. This clay is excellent for throwing and is extremely frost resistance. Bought back some good old memories watching this, nice to see British terracotta being made in the traditional way and someone who can handle a good weight of clay on the wheel.

[@alanwoolley9599]

Mr Tull . yes happy days. I remember my job was to colour in the lime blowouts with a felt tip pen- lol

[@elijahterrence9726]

I guess Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to stream new movies online?

[@timothymccarthy7747]

I know I no supposed to promote myself now. But, If discrimination isn't enough at University then I have to be disregarded as an innovator of screwing pottery.

[@clifforddalton3067]

excellent throwing and very informative Will, thanks for sharing [cliff from london]

[@gabrielnichols1966]

Check my new videos on: Gabriel Nichols Pottery.

[@handmadepottery2135]

That's amazing throwing, thanks for sharing.

[@mikeeureka2171]

Awesome look to watch a Master at work!

[@triciac1019]

You do beautiful and amazing work! I could never make anything so big.

[@clifforddalton3067]

excellent William :)

[@beatrixwright]

Amazing!

[@babyjanebrown3788]

Awesome

[@clifforddalton3067]

you need to make more videos Gabriel.

[@leonagraca2239]

Excellent. I have 6 hexagonal pots I need for a Georgian house... The house was raped years ago.... Need to know how I can get them made or location used ones

[@Diomedes1962]

Anyone know how to throw and fire a hexagonal chimney pot?

[@triciac1019]

I wonder if you can contact Gabriel. He may be able to build it using the slab method or refer you to someone who can.