Thank you for sharing your techniques. One could throw quickly and sell sell sell. You are a generous man to share yourself. There are so many of us that have unmeasurable gratitude for your generosity and tutelage. Thank you Sir. You are truly a master.
I love your videos and have been watching them for years and have even ordered things from you. I do not like the new music. You don't need music or speeding up your work. I love watching all of your work and the music is redundant. Please go back to the way you use to post. You are the best and I have learned a lot from you. Thank you for all you have posted.
Sir you are indeed one the best teachers and we learn so much from your videos... and your tools are the best too.... I have bought a couple of them and am looking forward to buying more. The videos are so perfect and your explanation of the tiniest detail is so very helpful. The one small point sir, and I don't mean it in any negative way - The music is a bit distracting. I really love videos where the sounds are just your instructional voice and explanations and the natural sounds of wheel and clay and tools..... Thanks :-)
Thank you for sharing your technique. I made a box for each of my grand daughters and they loved them. Couldn't have made them without you. I am grateful for your generosity.
Thank you for this and all your other tutorials! They are absolutely great, and have both helped me and inspired me with my own pottery. Greetings from Sweden!
Very nice to get to know you better Hsin! I have learned so much from you! You´ve made my learning process enjoyable and with a much better understanding of clay. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! You are a good natured teacher!!! Your tools are great!!! Maxine, Guadalajara, Mexico.
Been watching your videos from the beginning and have often wondered how to refer to you. Thanks for the name tutorial, Hsin! The speeded up bits help the flow of the videos, and the music when you're not talking is OK, but a little distracting when you're speaking. The videos are always watchable, and as ever, many thanks for the fine teaching! This particular video is a good one to send my throwing student, who finds this technique hard to understand.
I have so much respect and admiration for your work. The skill and artistry you display are a joy to observe. Thanks for your inspiration! My skill level has improved dramatically because of you. My only criticism is the background music...ugh!
Don't know if you'll actually see this after all this time ... but why not poke the air hole up where you are going to cut the piece apart? It'll just get trimmed off then even if it isn't totally obscured when you complete the separation. And I am loving the tools you sent me. Especially the round bowl ribs - I used to love my Mudtool bowl ribs the most, now I love my Hsin bowl ribs the mostest most! Even the biggest one, which I thought would be really awkward in my small hands, it is not at all awkward. Now if I could just bring myself to scrawl my name on them, so they don't go walkies without me ... but I hate to inflict my hand writing on them LOL!
Thanks again for all your informative videos, Hsin! They enrich the whole pottery community. :D Just one question on this awesome textured box........ How did you glaze the top piece all the way to the bottom? I waxed the bottom of the rim but the wax still dripped down onto my kiln shelf. My tops all cracked but one.
Thanks for all of your excellent videos. Your movements are so precise and measured. Gives a great view of the well trained hand at work. Are you going to hold any workshops or demos this spring (2017)? Please advise. Would like to attend. Thank you... Abby
Great videos! Do you fire the glazed pieces together as one piece or separate them? Anyone else know? I would think you would not want the glazed part to touch the kiln.
+upbeatjazz I don't know, but I think he probably leaves the joined edges of the top of the bottom half and the bottom of the lid) and the part of the foot touching the kiln shelf unglazed but fires them both together. Sometimes if fired separately, one will warp so they don't fit anymore.
I learned a lot about trimming from you. Thank you so much. I also have your tools and just did a video about how I trim textured vases: ua-cam.com/video/8M_CXCfmN6s/v-deo.html
Thank you for sharing your techniques. One could throw quickly and sell sell sell. You are a generous man to share yourself. There are so many of us that have unmeasurable gratitude for your generosity and tutelage.
Thank you Sir. You are truly a master.
You are a fantastic potter and a fantastic teacher. Many thanks Mr Lin for sharing this.
Many excellent potters from Taiwan.
Another beautiful box pot, thank you for sharing.
I love your work and learning from you thank you sharing with us all.
You are welcome!
Watched this video many times, love it.
I can;t wait to try and make one when I am well enough to do so.
I love your videos and have been watching them for years and have even ordered things from you. I do not like the new music. You don't need music or speeding up your work. I love watching all of your work and the music is redundant. Please go back to the way you use to post. You are the best and I have learned a lot from you. Thank you for all you have posted.
Sir you are indeed one the best teachers and we learn so much from your videos... and your tools are the best too.... I have bought a couple of them and am looking forward to buying more. The videos are so perfect and your explanation of the tiniest detail is so very helpful. The one small point sir, and I don't mean it in any negative way - The music is a bit distracting. I really love videos where the sounds are just your instructional voice and explanations and the natural sounds of wheel and clay and tools..... Thanks :-)
Thank you for sharing your technique. I made a box for each of my grand daughters and they loved them. Couldn't have made them without you. I am grateful for your generosity.
Amazing backstory what a life!!!!
9:00 the coil was the perfect length 😊
This is my favorite of all your videos, thank you for reintroducing yourself, I really like the nice happy music, and your work is top notch.
I just ordered your knife and can't wait to try it. Thank you for helping so many of us aspiring potters. You are the best!
YES!!! I love this video!
Thank-you so much for your videos. I have tried this box with pretty good success. Hope to meet you one day.
Your explanations are so clear and the visuals are very well done. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Thank you for this and all your other tutorials! They are absolutely great, and have both helped me and inspired me with my own pottery. Greetings from Sweden!
Very nice to get to know you better Hsin! I have learned so much from you! You´ve made my learning process enjoyable and with a much better understanding of clay. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! You are a good natured teacher!!! Your tools are great!!! Maxine, Guadalajara, Mexico.
Thanks for letting us know a little more about you and how to pronounce your name.
Thank you for all your wonderful videos.
the perfect length coil!! so satisfying to watch. thank you for sharing your knowledge!
非常感謝林老師的示範，真是靈巧+實用。
Very nice demo. A different way of making the lid - I've always seen boxes made in one throw. Thank you
Thank you so much for this 2 part video. You do fabulous work and you are very detailed with instructions. How inspiring you are!
I love your videos. Keep em coming. Thank you
So beautiful 😊
Awesome demonstration. Very professional video, love the music. Your skill is incredible. Thank you for sharing.
I'm new to using the wheel, you are an inspiration! Thank you!!!
Beautiful piece as always. Very nice technique and instructing! Bravo and keep up the good work you're amazing
Been watching your videos from the beginning and have often wondered how to refer to you. Thanks for the name tutorial, Hsin! The speeded up bits help the flow of the videos, and the music when you're not talking is OK, but a little distracting when you're speaking. The videos are always watchable, and as ever, many thanks for the fine teaching! This particular video is a good one to send my throwing student, who finds this technique hard to understand.
Your videos are great! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
It’s beautiful, Hsin! Thank you for sharing the method. Juli, in Tucson, Arizona🌵🌵🌵
this is such a great demo of the whole process and techniques! Thank you
Thank you so much!
You are welcome
very interesting, I follow your teachings, I learned many things from you, thank you teacher. Umberto De Mattia. Pisa Italy
Umberto de mattia
Rosanna T
Great video thank you!
Absolutely ingenious! Thank you so much!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
The music is a positive. Bravo.
Thanks Mr. Lin
I have so much respect and admiration for your work. The skill and artistry you display are a joy to observe. Thanks for your inspiration! My skill level has improved dramatically because of you. My only criticism is the background music...ugh!
Don't know if you'll actually see this after all this time ... but why not poke the air hole up where you are going to cut the piece apart? It'll just get trimmed off then even if it isn't totally obscured when you complete the separation.
And I am loving the tools you sent me. Especially the round bowl ribs - I used to love my Mudtool bowl ribs the most, now I love my Hsin bowl ribs the mostest most! Even the biggest one, which I thought would be really awkward in my small hands, it is not at all awkward. Now if I could just bring myself to scrawl my name on them, so they don't go walkies without me ... but I hate to inflict my hand writing on them LOL!
My later demo of same project did poke a hole where I am cutting.
Very inspirational. Thank you!
Just exquisite, Chuen....
Very nice I love your videos
Mi piace moltissimo come lavora e quello che fa ! Bellissimo e preciso
Thanks again for all your informative videos, Hsin! They enrich the whole pottery community. :D Just one question on this awesome textured box........
How did you glaze the top piece all the way to the bottom? I waxed the bottom of the rim but the wax still dripped down onto my kiln shelf. My tops all cracked but one.
Thank you for sharing this. I tried it today and need to do more trimming on it
tomorrow. Mine isn't as pretty as yours, but I'll keep trying.
yo this man rolled out the EXACT length of coil needed like to the millimeter WHAT
Wonderful job.... 太好了。。。。
Thanks for all of your excellent videos. Your movements are so precise and measured. Gives a great view of the well trained hand at work. Are you going to hold any workshops or demos this spring (2017)? Please advise. Would like to attend. Thank you... Abby
beautiful!
Hola hsin chuen lin , usted es mí referente, le consulto si se puede hacer en torno una cajita de forma rectangular. Mil gracias desde ya .
I don’t think you can make a rectangle box on the wheel. You might want to try slab builds method.
How did you glaze the outside and not have the lid and box fuse together?
Thank you posting.........very good... 你好吗。。。。。谢谢你。。。。
Did not know you had the Iowa connection… go hawks
I was there for grad school from 88-91.
Fantástico, felicidades
Master!
Great videos! Do you fire the glazed pieces together as one piece or separate them? Anyone else know? I would think you would not want the glazed part to touch the kiln.
+upbeatjazz I don't know, but I think he probably leaves the joined edges of the top of the bottom half and the bottom of the lid) and the part of the foot touching the kiln shelf unglazed but fires them both together. Sometimes if fired separately, one will warp so they don't fit anymore.
good morning teacher, we will also know the glazes used? thanks
muito bom...
What porcelain do you use?
классно. молодец!
I learned a lot about trimming from you. Thank you so much. I also have your tools and just did a video about how I trim textured vases: ua-cam.com/video/8M_CXCfmN6s/v-deo.html
Great! Way to go!
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did you put a bit of weight on lately???
Why is that important..? Lol
a "kind" remark for him to think: "shit! they noticed....." and ......do whatever he wants really....