@@floriangadsby Of course, that would be spot on! I'm a ceramics student in college and you have no idea how much your videos have impacted the speed of my progress. Keep doing what you do brother!!!
This was exactly the video I needed to see today as I'm attempting to throw big bowls but I really struggle. Will take on this advice. And I'm also feeling very relaxed from your commentary! It's great when the algorithm is actually helpful! (It was suggested, I didn't search)
i miss throwing so much. Covid has prevented me from taking lessons.. due to health risks and also financial issues. i wish throwing was more financially accessible. thanks for making these videos. it's very relaxing!
Hey Flo, always mesmerising to watch you creating amazing shaped little wonders. I will start my pottery training next week. I had a crazy thought to be an apprentice for a couple of weeks for you, but this for sure might be as it is, crazy. 😎
Beautiful collection. Pottery Tools are such a joy. I have to admit I also just enjoy collecting them... btw. Phil from Bison tools is super nice and I think he usually accepts orders via mail. So it's worth a try to hit him up. I placed an order couple of weeks ago and he was kind to add another item after it was closed already.
Thank you! I have a bunch ordered from Phil, I managed to buy when his shop accidentally went live for 24 hours without Etsy telling him... anyhow, I can't wait to use them, I need the fresh bite of new sharp tool.
@@floriangadsby Thanks to you for your awesome videos! ;) In the realm of unnecessary awesome tools, I also have ordered one from spd tools south korea which I can't wait to to get. But your triangle metal tool might cover that already. I'd love to make my own but I have no clue how everyone is working with tungsten carbide.
I think my bison tools are coming soon, since I ordered in November. Absolutely cannot wait to try trimming with them. I’ve only used steel, so I imagine I’ll have too much fun with it and ruin a few pots, but probably worth it. Still won’t call it cheese hard, though.
@@floriangadsby Yes, I find, because they are so sharp, especially when new, that they seem to do better trimming slightly drier clay - especially smoother clay rather than with grog. But, these are details and I really love trimming with the Bison tools. Thanks for all the great videos Florian.
Regarding your wedging table, it’s harder to get 18mm Russian Birch plywood in the US. Sometimes we call this multi-ply or voidless 7 (or 8) layer plywood. In my area it’s sold at specialty hardwood stores and isn’t cheap.
Salut Florian. Je suis complètement fan de ton travail, mon anglais est médiocre, alors je ne comprends pas toutes les explications.. Quand je regarde tes vidéos, je rentre immédiatement en méditation, j’installe mon iPad face à moi devant le shimpo, je met la vidéo en boucle et j’essaie de reproduire tes gestes. Ton économie de gestes et ta capacité à reproduire strictement les mêmes séquences sur des séries sont fascinantes. Peux tu s’il te plaît me dire quelle terre tu utilises ? Merci Eric
To save throwing a clay pad I bought ‘The Absorber’ the large size, cut into a round that is bigger than my wheel head and put this damp on my wheel and this firmly holds my bats in place even for larger items. Amazon have them. 👍😃
Hey Florian, First off great video, I really enjoyed watching it. Secondly, would you consider making a more uncut, longer video showing the processes almost fully to give a sense of how long each stage takes you, with minimal narration as it may be a long video? Thanks for the inspiring content!
Ever since I graduated in 2018 I desperately crave to get back on the wheel. I remember my ceramics teacher telling us “Move the clay, don’t let the clay move you.”
How are the bowls inverted for trimming. In the vid at approximately 6:47 you state bowls are left I presume to open Air to leather hard. Then next frame they magically appear inverted again on bats. Can you show or state how you invert the bowls so they retain shape on the bat ready for the trim process? Thank you.
Glad you thought so, thank you! Well, it's just personal preference really. I was taught to attach batts and throw on a pad of clay like this and I guess I've just continued that method.
Love your work! I just got a shimpo RK3D wheel myself and i’m working my way around it, but how long would you say did it take you to get fully comfortable and confident using the wheel?
It can take months to get used to even the very basics of throwing. It's a skill like anything else, like learning an instrument or a language, it takes time. Don't be discouraged by that! It's just the truth. The Shimpo RK3D is a good little wheel, I spent many hundreds of hours using one during my time studying on the DCCoI Ceramics Skills and Design Training Course.
Where could a person from the US buy a throwing gauge like yours. All the ones here are stiff on the end not those cool rubber flipping tips to prevent gouging your pot
I'm afraid I don't know much about pottery supplies in the US. I know my friend Darren Ellis does ship internationally, but that's all, I haven't dome much investigation in tools from the US apart from trimming ones. Sorry I can't be more help!
@@floriangadsby just knowing he ships and his name helps all the ones I have seen are ridge and will tear things up but Darrens’s looks like if it touches that the rubber ends flip up and away giving you time to stop the wheel.
You can certainly find videos about her on UA-cam, there's an amazing Goldmark Gallery produced one, but I don't think she has a personal account. Her Instagram is worth following though!
I’m looking around on how a potter does his work. I am a preacher so I am preparing a sermon on the potter which is Jesus Christ. The Bible talks about the potter and I find your work interesting, that is why I looking at different videos so I can compare a human potter to the potter that the Bible talks about in a spiritual form.
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My dude... When can we get a video of you just telling us about your apprenticeships and all of your training/experience? Would love to see it!
Yes please!!
I'll see what I can do for next week, I have old footage and photographs so could make a sort of 'story-time' kind of video?
@@floriangadsby Of course, that would be spot on! I'm a ceramics student in college and you have no idea how much your videos have impacted the speed of my progress. Keep doing what you do brother!!!
@@floriangadsby Ever thought about doing a Q&A? Y'know 2 birds, 1 stone situation.
Right on time, I really needed a pottery video at this moment
So pleased to hear so - thanks for watching!
A gift to humanity
Once again, another outstanding video. You are in my opinion the best teacher of the total process of making a piece of pottery. Thank you
Thanks so much William, that really does mean so much!
As always, your video quality superb. I am not a potter, but I have an appreciation for hearing you describe your process.
Thank you. This description and demonstration of trimming has been most helpful.
Thank you! I have been having problems throwing larger bowls. This really helps. Can't wait to give it a go
This was exactly the video I needed to see today as I'm attempting to throw big bowls but I really struggle. Will take on this advice. And I'm also feeling very relaxed from your commentary! It's great when the algorithm is actually helpful! (It was suggested, I didn't search)
All of the comments on trimming are so helpful! It probably seems pretty basic to you, but I learned a ton from this video. Thanks!!!
Beautiful bowls! The interior continuous curve you achieve is marvelous. I will try to emulate!
Ah your videos are so relaxing and enjoyable thank you so much for posting again!
Exactly! How can one speak in such a relaxing manner! I guess it's the after effects of pottery
I just love watching your videos. It’s such a pleasure.
i miss throwing so much. Covid has prevented me from taking lessons.. due to health risks and also financial issues. i wish throwing was more financially accessible. thanks for making these videos. it's very relaxing!
i am always heartened to see another steiner school success - well hello from another steiner school potter!
We must be a rare bunch! (hello!)
Hey Flo, always mesmerising to watch you creating amazing shaped little wonders. I will start my pottery training next week. I had a crazy thought to be an apprentice for a couple of weeks for you, but this for sure might be as it is, crazy. 😎
Beautiful work! I love watching your videos... I’m working on getting back to pottery. You are such an inspiration!!
Beautiful collection. Pottery Tools are such a joy. I have to admit I also just enjoy collecting them... btw. Phil from Bison tools is super nice and I think he usually accepts orders via mail. So it's worth a try to hit him up. I placed an order couple of weeks ago and he was kind to add another item after it was closed already.
Thank you! I have a bunch ordered from Phil, I managed to buy when his shop accidentally went live for 24 hours without Etsy telling him... anyhow, I can't wait to use them, I need the fresh bite of new sharp tool.
@@floriangadsby Thanks to you for your awesome videos! ;) In the realm of unnecessary awesome tools, I also have ordered one from spd tools south korea which I can't wait to to get. But your triangle metal tool might cover that already. I'd love to make my own but I have no clue how everyone is working with tungsten carbide.
I was running out of your content to binge, really love these narrated videos! Your voice can put me to sleep cause it's so calming hahaha.
Another lovely video Florian, thank you so much.
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch-it really means a lot.
I think my bison tools are coming soon, since I ordered in November. Absolutely cannot wait to try trimming with them. I’ve only used steel, so I imagine I’ll have too much fun with it and ruin a few pots, but probably worth it. Still won’t call it cheese hard, though.
It changes everything. They just remove so much material so quickly. It certainly takes some getting used to but it's very worth it.
@@floriangadsby Yes, I find, because they are so sharp, especially when new, that they seem to do better trimming slightly drier clay - especially smoother clay rather than with grog. But, these are details and I really love trimming with the Bison tools. Thanks for all the great videos Florian.
i would really like to see a video of your pottery studio
Regarding your wedging table, it’s harder to get 18mm Russian Birch plywood in the US. Sometimes we call this multi-ply or voidless 7 (or 8) layer plywood. In my area it’s sold at specialty hardwood stores and isn’t cheap.
Salut Florian.
Je suis complètement fan de ton travail, mon anglais est médiocre, alors je ne comprends pas toutes les explications..
Quand je regarde tes vidéos, je rentre immédiatement en méditation, j’installe mon iPad face à moi devant le shimpo, je met la vidéo en boucle et j’essaie de reproduire tes gestes.
Ton économie de gestes et ta capacité à reproduire strictement les mêmes séquences sur des séries sont fascinantes.
Peux tu s’il te plaît me dire quelle terre tu utilises ?
Merci
Eric
Wow😍 love your pottery so much
Thank you Rishika!
To save throwing a clay pad I bought ‘The Absorber’ the large size, cut into a round that is bigger than my wheel head and put this damp on my wheel and this firmly holds my bats in place even for larger items. Amazon have them. 👍😃
Gorgeous
Thank you for this clear and informative video! What are the approximate dimensions of this bowl?
Inspired x very generous tutor
Hey Florian,
First off great video, I really enjoyed watching it.
Secondly, would you consider making a more uncut, longer video showing the processes almost fully to give a sense of how long each stage takes you, with minimal narration as it may be a long video?
Thanks for the inspiring content!
Needed this! Thank you!
These are so beautiful
Ever since I graduated in 2018 I desperately crave to get back on the wheel. I remember my ceramics teacher telling us “Move the clay, don’t let the clay move you.”
I‘ve heard this so many times but it’s still a challenge very often. Also I think just throwing itself is training for the muscles 😂
How are the bowls inverted for trimming. In the vid at approximately 6:47 you state bowls are left I presume to open Air to leather hard. Then next frame they magically appear inverted again on bats. Can you show or state how you invert the bowls so they retain shape on the bat ready for the trim process? Thank you.
Thanks for another brilliant video. Is there a reason you don't use the bats that attach to the wheel with dowels?
Glad you thought so, thank you! Well, it's just personal preference really. I was taught to attach batts and throw on a pad of clay like this and I guess I've just continued that method.
@@floriangadsby ok thanks for replying!
When you flip the bowls over, do you need to wire them off again? In my case, if I wait till they are leather hard, I have to wire them off again.
Love your work! I just got a shimpo RK3D wheel myself and i’m working my way around it, but how long would you say did it take you to get fully comfortable and confident using the wheel?
It can take months to get used to even the very basics of throwing. It's a skill like anything else, like learning an instrument or a language, it takes time. Don't be discouraged by that! It's just the truth. The Shimpo RK3D is a good little wheel, I spent many hundreds of hours using one during my time studying on the DCCoI Ceramics Skills and Design Training Course.
Thank You
Trimming properly by far is the biggest challenge to a intermediate to Advanced Potter.
Love your videos! Can I ask what your bats are made from? I’m thinking of making some myself
They're made from MDF. Thanks for watching!
Hi Florian. Do you use MDF for your bats? I was going to make some from marine Ply but it's expensive. Doesn't MDF fray and warp?
I can use the pot/bowl/mug without glazing?
Thanks!
Thanks Mike! Appreciate the tip!
How can you tell when your tools are dull and need to be replaced?
Where could a person from the US buy a throwing gauge like yours. All the ones here are stiff on the end not those cool rubber flipping tips to prevent gouging your pot
I'm afraid I don't know much about pottery supplies in the US. I know my friend Darren Ellis does ship internationally, but that's all, I haven't dome much investigation in tools from the US apart from trimming ones. Sorry I can't be more help!
@@floriangadsby just knowing he ships and his name helps all the ones I have seen are ridge and will tear things up but Darrens’s looks like if it touches that the rubber ends flip up and away giving you time to stop the wheel.
Can you put us all onto how to contact Darren?
Never mind he has a website under his name but he is sold out of gauges!
@@lweed26 there’s a link on this videos description to his website, there you’ll be able to find all of his contact information.
Does Lisa Hammond have her own UA-cam channel?(forgive me if I spelled her name wrong)
You can certainly find videos about her on UA-cam, there's an amazing Goldmark Gallery produced one, but I don't think she has a personal account. Her Instagram is worth following though!
ah yes, the infamous cheese hard trimmings
Delicious.
I’m looking around on how a potter does his work. I am a preacher so I am preparing a sermon on the potter which is Jesus Christ. The Bible talks about the potter and I find your work interesting, that is why I looking at different videos so I can compare a human potter to the potter that the Bible talks about in a spiritual form.
But what about that metal kidney, Florian?
Which one? The one used to clean off the inside of the bowl?
@@floriangadsby I love the look of that one with the hole that also has a straight edge!
10 years of apprenticeship.
ممكن تسكت عن الكلام لو ثواني !
تراك مزعج بشكل وماتترك المشاهد يستمتع بالعمل
Don't worry, I'll upload a version in a few days titled ASMR, which will have no voice-over. Up until then, you can always just mute the audio.
@@floriangadsby لايحتاج الصامت بل لن اشاهد مقاطعك للأبد
شكرا على تفهمكم والرد العقيم .