Testing Clay in a BBQ! Wondering How To Fire Clay Without A Kiln? TKOR Details EVERYTHING!

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  • In today's video we're going to find out if you can fire clay in a charcoal BBQ! If you want to try something new and creative or just a simple weekend project such as: how to fire clay without a kiln, how to fire clay at home, pottery at home without kiln, firing clay without a kiln, how to harden clay, how to bake clay, pottery without a kiln, ceramic at home projects, how to bake clay in oven...watch this King Of Random video to learn more.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 2,1 тис.

  • @sneakyeze
    @sneakyeze 6 років тому +1232

    “Clay... I’m sorry but I’m gonna have to let ya go”
    There. Clay is now fired😆

    • @AwesomeProjects20
      @AwesomeProjects20 6 років тому +13

      *Slow clapping*

    • @PalmettoParatrooper
      @PalmettoParatrooper 6 років тому +18

      ZozTheKing The Real Zoz Man I bet you can't stand a lot of things. Like keeping your mouth shut.

    • @ChozoSR388
      @ChozoSR388 6 років тому +5

      And now that Clay is Aiken...

    • @snoopu2601
      @snoopu2601 6 років тому +1

      Marcus Lim it should work they been making clay pots for 100s of year the oldest cookingvwear found

    • @atomik993
      @atomik993 6 років тому

      Marcus Lim p

  • @777fiddlekrazy
    @777fiddlekrazy 6 років тому +166

    should have FULLY allowed clay articles to AIR DRY! slow moisture purge and evaporation. THEN fired. the remaining moisture in the clay caused your crackings!

    • @sugercane333
      @sugercane333 4 роки тому +3

      I am new to clay.. my dried overnight mini clay pottery literally EXPLODED when I try to dry it in foster oven lol

    • @MusicIsMyOxycontin
      @MusicIsMyOxycontin 3 роки тому +9

      @@sugercane333 sounds like air pockets were present inside your clay

    • @windarcher6294
      @windarcher6294 3 роки тому +2

      I agree did same mistake as a begginer. Learned a lesson you cannot force anything you want to turn beautiful

    • @shanenewcomb3498
      @shanenewcomb3498 2 роки тому +3

      @@MusicIsMyOxycontin Completely incorrect. Air bubbles are not an issue!!!

    • @johnrogan9420
      @johnrogan9420 2 роки тому

      Bingo!

  • @TheBatmaniac1
    @TheBatmaniac1 6 років тому +15

    Just a quick tip. Like you said, the only ones that broke were the coil pots. Thats probably because they weren't held together well. If you're doing coil, you have to use something called slip which is usually just clay mixed in water. It should be like a paste. You would use that as a glue to keep pieces together. More importantly, you made them as one coil. When doing coil, it should be done one coil at a time not just a long coil. That long coil prevents you from being able to score and slip then together. Scoring means putting marks in the clay so that the slip binds them together better. If you try that, it should prevent extreme cracks like yours was. Much love, someone who just finished his first semester in which he took a ceramics class. Hope that helped.

  • @Jinx6670
    @Jinx6670 6 років тому +54

    *Art student screaming* You didn't Slip, Score, Seal!

  • @sirawesomeness7543
    @sirawesomeness7543 6 років тому +51

    You're supposed to knead clay while wedging it. Throw it down then push forward and roll it up then repeat. Also slip and score the coils or they won't hold together and don't forget to pinch the coils together to bind them together.

  • @garthor
    @garthor 6 років тому +151

    It may have cooled too quickly, clay and glass firing equipment usually has fire-brick surrounding the firing area to insulate it, and let it cool way more slowly than the bbq cools... a bbq will be cool to the touch in a matter of an hour after the fire dies, where the fire-brick ovens that fire glass and ceramics will stay warm for much longer than that...

    • @garthor
      @garthor 6 років тому +1

      I've had similar problems melting glass in campfires... you put the bottle in, and inevitably its broken somewhere by morning, even if you just let the fire go out slowly...

    • @garthor
      @garthor 6 років тому +2

      wow, I got a

    • @HenkJanBakker
      @HenkJanBakker 6 років тому +5

      Could be the case but a coal of fire of that size dying out naturally is a pretty slow process. It should work. But extra insulation would be helpful anyway.
      I personally think the heating and cooling down between stages is where the cracks happened.

    • @garthor
      @garthor 6 років тому +1

      This is also something that might be solved by using some sort of refractory insulation like they use in their propane crucible, as you would get a more even heat, and wouldn't need to keep opening it and moving the bits around...

    • @XspeedXracerX
      @XspeedXracerX 6 років тому

      Garret Hoffman definitely best answer!

  • @MadiLachut
    @MadiLachut 6 років тому +68

    As someone who does ceramics and goes on the wheel a lot, your “wedging” drove me crazy

  • @michaelg48
    @michaelg48 6 років тому +94

    You need to score it and use slip also try need in it differently

    • @cjwhite7801
      @cjwhite7801 6 років тому +8

      michael gutierrez I wasn’t at school today; did we have any math homework?

    • @michiganmitten1147
      @michiganmitten1147 6 років тому +5

      Learned this in ceramic class I made huge coil vases

    • @skynyrdnemoy2418
      @skynyrdnemoy2418 6 років тому +11

      I haven’t heard anyone say “score and slip” since 7th grade art class.

    • @knowledgenuke6029
      @knowledgenuke6029 6 років тому +1

      Finally some saints some thing

  • @spaghetti2201
    @spaghetti2201 6 років тому +294

    NO DONT FIRE ME I CAN HELP THE COMPANY!

    • @LunchMeatMuncher
      @LunchMeatMuncher 6 років тому

      Clay Shimon funny

    • @relicruiner8232
      @relicruiner8232 6 років тому +7

      Sorry sir, you have been outdone by the newbie, Glass.

    • @oofig
      @oofig 6 років тому

      lololololollo

    • @tomswrld3657
      @tomswrld3657 6 років тому

      Clay Shimon I need to ask a question y do we need art and world history and algebra in school what are we learning on world history and when are u Bing to use letters in math in the real world

    • @MusicalClef
      @MusicalClef 6 років тому

      the company really means a lot to me....hahahaha
      😂😂😂😂

  • @Dodo-rb4zf
    @Dodo-rb4zf 6 років тому +43

    You should ask some tips for *Primitive Technology*

  • @ahmedmoh2202
    @ahmedmoh2202 6 років тому +84

    Mix negative x with thermite then add water

    • @ahmedmoh2202
      @ahmedmoh2202 6 років тому +1

      Mikropro 2.0 LOL 😂

    • @mimos9165
      @mimos9165 6 років тому +3

      Although the results would probably.. BOOM it would be interesting if something else hapened

    • @iirfaxxn3637
      @iirfaxxn3637 6 років тому +1

      Mikropro 2.0 LOLOLOL

  • @vishakharish1525
    @vishakharish1525 6 років тому +53

    Dude do some experiments with a laser

  • @harryvj6397
    @harryvj6397 6 років тому +52

    Please can you make a backyard kiln?

    • @Entropy72
      @Entropy72 6 років тому +1

      He already has. Search his videos.

    • @seigeengine
      @seigeengine 6 років тому +4

      Sort of, but the things he made were more made for heating metals than they were for firing clay. Clay requires temperature control over long periods. Metals don't. More traditional pottery kilns are a different beast.

  • @ethanmanman8867
    @ethanmanman8867 6 років тому +14

    Neighbors: Hey, watcha grilling over there?
    King of Random: ...Clay...

  • @protomysapathy5597
    @protomysapathy5597 6 років тому +8

    Wheel Potter - Thoughts on clay cracks - All clay has a percentage of shrinkage when it dries and when it fires. this can be anywhere between 4% to 15% shrinkage. Depending on the size of a piece this can be very minimal (1/4") to over an inch worth of a difference. A piece that has thinner spots vs thicker spots will dry at different rates and change how the piece shrinks uniformly. If a part of the pot shrinks faster than another part, it will separate causing a crack. The Clay needs to dry slowly until it is ready to fire to help prevent cracking. Porcelain is a very fine clay with no grog, it is quite strong when fired, but it also shrinks the most because as it dries the clay particles pack together tighter. The more grog that is included the less shrinkage you will have. Primitive technology was able to quickly dry his pieces by a fire due to the large amount of grog and impurities in his clay that prevented the clay from shrinking so much.
    A method that I use to help dry slower is to place a bucket, or other solid container, upside down over the piece, on top of stilts to allow a small slit of airflow from the bottom. I've used popsicle sticks, or even 1" thick blocks to raise the upside down bucket a bit. This creates a sort of "damp box" that prevents the moisture from escaping too quickly. Depending on the gap in your bucket, you can extend the drying time up to a few weeks.

  • @adityathakur7604
    @adityathakur7604 6 років тому +84

    The clay is on fire 🔥

  • @alexkuyper2877
    @alexkuyper2877 6 років тому +48

    You guys should do glass blowing in the foundry

  • @DerpTheDestroyer
    @DerpTheDestroyer 6 років тому +67

    That clay has a wife and children! You can't fire him, he needs this job!

    • @vipraz3974
      @vipraz3974 6 років тому +4

      Justin Murray ...and so does the coal, but they got burned and roasted🔥

    • @seigeengine
      @seigeengine 6 років тому +3

      Nah coal's a freeloader. It's been in it's bed so long you need a geologist to help figure that one out.

    • @carolynmmitchell2240
      @carolynmmitchell2240 6 років тому +1

      seigeengine actually that kind of coal is char coal and it's got hella additives that make it ash up more then normal charcoal

    • @carolynmmitchell2240
      @carolynmmitchell2240 6 років тому +1

      seigeengine and it's made from burning wood. Has not even sat around long at all.

  • @ajkiklo
    @ajkiklo 6 років тому +7

    This video crushed my soul on so many levels. Internally yelling at how wrong some of these methods are

  • @daya-kuracy3539
    @daya-kuracy3539 6 років тому +72

    As a ceramics student I was going: AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH! The entire time.

    • @saumya7922
      @saumya7922 3 роки тому +1

      Why?

    • @santiagocortez9554
      @santiagocortez9554 3 роки тому +6

      Can you atleast point out what to do instead of complaining?

    • @epicaddictions17
      @epicaddictions17 3 роки тому

      @@santiagocortez9554 maybe look up how to really wedge bc thats not it at all

  • @digigal
    @digigal 6 років тому +4

    Two things I notice. One was your wedging technique. You're supposed to toss it through a stretched wire or fishing line onto a table then knead to further work out any bubbles. The other was using plain water to get the coils to stick together. I was taught that you had to use a thin paste of clay and water known as "slip" to act as a glue for hand built pots. I hope this helps in future projects.

  • @sparsharora3460
    @sparsharora3460 6 років тому +13

    Can you put bubble wrap in vacuume

  • @garretunderwood5097
    @garretunderwood5097 6 років тому +18

    you should make a bow and cast some metal arrowheads! :)

  • @swapnavuppala8657
    @swapnavuppala8657 6 років тому +3

    Clay: I can’t work for you anymore
    Why?
    Clay: It’s because I’m fired

  • @chadantomlin7247
    @chadantomlin7247 6 років тому +7

    As a Potter I found it entertaining to watch this! I'd be curious to see an attempt at a proper pit fire and possible glazing!

  • @GuitarSamurai17
    @GuitarSamurai17 6 років тому +111

    You da Man Nate! Love the positive attitude! Keep up the good work!

    • @lallalalaa9458
      @lallalalaa9458 6 років тому +2

      Exodarion thank you even tho I didn't really do any thing... Btw how do you know my name... Lol

    • @rexczi6299
      @rexczi6299 6 років тому

      empty goodlife holy shlt. You are a typical king of random viewer right?

  • @andrewbrady9650
    @andrewbrady9650 6 років тому +44

    Your supposed to score and slip it

    • @drippingwax
      @drippingwax 6 років тому +1

      You also went to junior high?

    • @andrewbrady9650
      @andrewbrady9650 6 років тому

      drippingwax ?

    • @OhIDid
      @OhIDid 6 років тому

      Yes probably why it didnt work

    • @marc0871
      @marc0871 6 років тому +1

      Yes. And joining the top roll to the one beneath by pushing it down into it.
      But it wouldn't have worked anyway, because the clay was probably to lean.

  • @PROGAMER-kw5xr
    @PROGAMER-kw5xr 6 років тому +64

    Make the clay and put it in liquid nitrogen, what will happen?

    • @prognerite9447
      @prognerite9447 6 років тому +2

      fired or unfired?

    • @JERRYTHECOG
      @JERRYTHECOG 6 років тому +3

      Melamine might as well do both 😁

    • @thegreatpugtato
      @thegreatpugtato 6 років тому

      It would freeze then it will start cracking then break

    • @spaghetti2201
      @spaghetti2201 6 років тому

      The Rival Gamer I’d freeze to death

  • @TheFancyUmbreon
    @TheFancyUmbreon 6 років тому +7

    When I as in my ceramics class, my teacher always had us loosely place a plastic bag over our works to either keep them moist and workable for the next day, or to let them dry slowly. If you just leave them out in the open right after working them (probably like what you did), then they dry out and shrink too quickly and that's why they crack. When people say to let ceramics dry slowly, they mean REAL slow, like 2-4 days of slowly letting it dry out.

  • @doubledarefan
    @doubledarefan 6 років тому +10

    Build a remote-controlled clay squishing device, put it in a vacuum chamber with a lump of clay, then squish the clay while under vacuum.

  • @forestlampcraft472
    @forestlampcraft472 6 років тому +86

    COOL!!-Make a brick wall

    • @scaffolding6952
      @scaffolding6952 6 років тому +7

      Александр ForestLamp And we will make his neighbors pay for it!

    • @FallenIsOffline
      @FallenIsOffline 6 років тому +1

      Like Trump lol

  • @silaslancashire2879
    @silaslancashire2879 6 років тому +8

    Could you "wedge" clay in the vacuum tub?

  • @infinitepower6780
    @infinitepower6780 6 років тому +7

    Can you fire clay with the Solar Scorcher?

    • @cavv0667
      @cavv0667 6 років тому +1

      Some variant on the solar ovens... I like that idea... would definitely get up to temp!!!

    • @firespark7092
      @firespark7092 6 років тому +1

      No to focussed it would either be uneven or not hot enough.

    • @Techischannel
      @Techischannel 6 років тому

      That Focused beam of light and Heat would turn the water inside the exposed section of clay into steam, its basicaly the same result as you'd get when you put a undamaged Potato into a Microwave at 1000 Watts for 5 Minutes, it explodes (Though on a much smaller scale).

  • @jaidenlittle770
    @jaidenlittle770 6 років тому +9

    I wonder if primitive technologys is watching this and is like “lol”

  • @idkwhattoput5807
    @idkwhattoput5807 6 років тому +26

    You didn’t slip and score

  • @gamemasterfp1393
    @gamemasterfp1393 6 років тому +78

    Can you make paper from a tree?

    • @skynyrdnemoy2418
      @skynyrdnemoy2418 6 років тому +9

      Gamemaster k
      Maybe, but I can definitely make a tree from paper

    • @matthewharris3640
      @matthewharris3640 6 років тому +2

      If you would like to see that video you should go to another UA-cam channel named "How to Make Everything". He has already done this and made a very interesting video

    • @alainbatan7813
      @alainbatan7813 6 років тому +2

      When he make it write in that paper save trees

  • @GuitarSamurai17
    @GuitarSamurai17 6 років тому +35

    Can you make a silicone mold for the link sword from a previous video and cast some polyeurethane swords as gifts or maybe cast chocolate into it

  • @trevorogilvie3238
    @trevorogilvie3238 6 років тому +56

    If you put food coloring in water and then put it in the distiller you used in a previous video and would the food coloring evaporate with it and land in the top or would it stay behind

    • @KaitouKaiju
      @KaitouKaiju 6 років тому +5

      Distillation will remove food coloring.

  • @stapler.
    @stapler. 6 років тому +6

    Clay: “First you throw me on the table, then you fire me... 😢😢😢 WHY??? What have a done???”

  • @Alaska24801
    @Alaska24801 6 років тому +5

    The Kings of Random another awesome video idea would be if you made a clay turn table for making pottery!!!

  • @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907
    @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907 6 років тому +110

    Make a brick wall

  • @oqutzz780
    @oqutzz780 6 років тому +5

    Make a dry ice bomb (this time with water inside) and put it in a fire and see if it extinguishes!!

    • @carolynmmitchell2240
      @carolynmmitchell2240 6 років тому

      Fin Booms would not even work with water, it would instantly super fog

    • @Techischannel
      @Techischannel 6 років тому

      Hmm a Thermo-Can filled to the brim with Dry Ice and some water (For addtional Prssure) to then putting it into a Fire. I belive the fire will be extigushed by the lack of Oxygen, and possibly the Shockwave of the Exploding Thermo-Can.

  • @rohitgodse1076
    @rohitgodse1076 6 років тому +22

    Love from India ❤🍻

    • @kbmgsg
      @kbmgsg 6 років тому

      same here

    • @lowercase_
      @lowercase_ 6 років тому +1

      bob

    • @guddidevi2153
      @guddidevi2153 6 років тому

      Right!

    • @WinyT
      @WinyT 6 років тому +1

      Akshay Rajput sab indians tere jaise nhi hote bhai

  • @tsilfidis1996
    @tsilfidis1996 6 років тому +5

    Next Make a pottery wheel!!!!!!!!!!!!!♥♥♥♥ and then the whole set will be completed !!!! XD

  • @MREnderman1234
    @MREnderman1234 6 років тому

    The duke of random has arrived and is here to stay

  • @Guyrandomducttape1
    @Guyrandomducttape1 6 років тому +25

    You forgot to score the clay before stacking it on itself, That’s probably why they cracked.

    • @almadeckard8360
      @almadeckard8360 6 років тому +1

      I totally agree!

    • @victoriagromek8009
      @victoriagromek8009 6 років тому +3

      im in a ceramics class currently and thats the first thing you learn and also the wedging the clay isnt just throwing it on the table. so that didnt help either because it wasnt wedged correctly.

    • @sheataliaferro6351
      @sheataliaferro6351 6 років тому +1

      and that’s not how you make a coil pot

    • @CrystalDragen
      @CrystalDragen 6 років тому +3

      I was taught to never use a true coil base. You take some clay and after wedging have it rolled to the thickness desired. You don't want a thin base, nor do you want a thick one. The cracks he allowed would've definitely caused trouble as well. We were taught to monitor our pots as they dried, and if cracks began to form we could reinforce it with more clay and slurry.

    • @YasuTaniina
      @YasuTaniina 6 років тому

      Having worked a lot with Ceramics myself, it cracked because he made the walls so uneven. If the clay is the right consistency scoring isn't necessary and with that small amount of clay it looked like he wedged it right, as long as he did it for an extended period.
      Having watched the video making the clay, I think they left too much silt in it as well, as well as dumped too much clay, so it cracked from that too.

  • @RamyaNarendran
    @RamyaNarendran 6 років тому +13

    Contact Primitive Technology

    • @Timepieceguy
      @Timepieceguy 6 років тому +2

      My point exactly lol!!

    • @StrayFire
      @StrayFire 6 років тому +3

      i think he actually did. someone asked about his breaking pottery couple days ago on primitive technology's blog and got an answer.

    • @idioticrehab6614
      @idioticrehab6614 6 років тому +1

      Just go ahead and send him a note attached to a bird.....

  • @Christian-ve6ck
    @Christian-ve6ck 6 років тому +23

    Do it again please

  • @enveloreal
    @enveloreal 6 років тому +2

    Hey I know you like the food and all, but Clay, YOU'RE FIRED MUWAHAHAHAHHAHA!!! So basically, yes, you can fire Clay in a BBQ.

  • @Thelegend-xg4hj
    @Thelegend-xg4hj 6 років тому +1

    I feel like I’m in my ceramics class again just by watching this video

  • @TheHacksineer
    @TheHacksineer 6 років тому +41

    I made a play button with my clay.

    • @Promods95
      @Promods95 6 років тому

      that was fast, you went and bought clay, or found it, worked it, and formed a play button. Then fired it and set it all under 20 minutes? thats insane, you should start a business

    • @SuperHeroJay
      @SuperHeroJay 6 років тому +1

      Promods where did he make that claim lmao

    • @Promods95
      @Promods95 6 років тому +1

      he just said it minutes after the upload

    • @TheHacksineer
      @TheHacksineer 6 років тому +1

      Promods the king of random made a video a long time ago, how to make clay. Btw I have a ceramics class

    • @bryanst2904
      @bryanst2904 6 років тому

      Promods there's clay everywhere

  • @jaysfriend5316
    @jaysfriend5316 6 років тому +3

    Can you use the solar scorcher on clay to see if it will turn to pottery?

  • @anuRadha-xy6bx
    @anuRadha-xy6bx 6 років тому +12

    What happens if we boil gallium.

  • @BigPapaDoss
    @BigPapaDoss 6 років тому +3

    hey Kings random I think you should revisit this this project with a homemade clay wheel to throw the clay I feel like you'll have better results.

  • @JohnRVlogs
    @JohnRVlogs 6 років тому

    Who misses the original king of random

  • @MemesIsTrash
    @MemesIsTrash 6 років тому +18

    When will we see Grants *Big Project?*

  • @theoryofbang6886
    @theoryofbang6886 6 років тому +18

    wedge the clay... more like beat up

  • @jeremytemplin5744
    @jeremytemplin5744 6 років тому +5

    Where in the world has the king of random been?!

    • @G89211
      @G89211 6 років тому +2

      Mr. Wonderful he murdered and replaced him

    • @Alsty69
      @Alsty69 6 років тому

      Watch till end

    • @radiosilence2117
      @radiosilence2117 6 років тому

      Watch till the end

  • @crashlanding3383
    @crashlanding3383 6 років тому +2

    What happens if you put the clay in a vacuum chamber to take out the air ?

  • @reeepingk
    @reeepingk 6 років тому

    Primitive technology makes this look so easy

  • @Aegiann
    @Aegiann 6 років тому +36

    MAKE A CLAY PAN 😀✌

    • @spaghetti2201
      @spaghetti2201 6 років тому +1

      VIRAL GAMETM I don’t wanna be a pan tho

  • @madeinbelgium8552
    @madeinbelgium8552 6 років тому +28

    I miss the deadly electronics projects :(

  • @chonkv.245
    @chonkv.245 6 років тому +4

    Jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way oh whats fun to ride a horse completely made of clay

  • @knightlypoleaxe2501
    @knightlypoleaxe2501 6 років тому

    Also, looking forward for that faithful diamond play button!

  • @timothyhinton5665
    @timothyhinton5665 6 років тому

    People have been firing clay for thousands of years. Technique is the key.

  • @DarrenTS13
    @DarrenTS13 6 років тому +7

    What happened to the main guy?

  • @rainyjacktheepic
    @rainyjacktheepic 6 років тому +3

    You should make your own pottery glaze and use it with your DIY clay!

    • @michiganmitten1147
      @michiganmitten1147 6 років тому

      rainyjacktheepic he should do metal oxides

    • @drippingwax
      @drippingwax 6 років тому +1

      You mean, once he figures out how to fire his clay without destroying it?

  • @GrantButler
    @GrantButler 6 років тому +5

    I want to see a portable power bank or power station that you could use as a backup battery at home for when the power is out or if you want portable power. station.

    • @Taven03
      @Taven03 6 років тому

      a portable power bank is real easy. it is just a chain of batteries linked together with some type of plug at one end.

    • @huseyin.goktas
      @huseyin.goktas 6 років тому

      Not that easy. A proper charging and discharging protection circuit required for lithium-ion batteries.

  • @isaiahbiggs8070
    @isaiahbiggs8070 6 років тому +1

    You need to use a clay/water mixture, to bond to coils together, its called slip and score

  • @jameswitte5167
    @jameswitte5167 6 років тому

    Dang ... You made a bowl ... Will wonders never cease ...

  • @_SanketPadiyar
    @_SanketPadiyar 6 років тому +19

    Hello sir
    U are awsome.also the video that u made.
    U are great.
    Can u make security system that keep anyoone from room.
    Or can u make any shocking pen or like that for fun.

    • @alizakaria6358
      @alizakaria6358 6 років тому

      Sanket Padiyar "for fun"?

    • @_SanketPadiyar
      @_SanketPadiyar 6 років тому

      Hello sir can u please accept my 1 request can u have a time to chat with me on instagram or anything u suggest.i just want to talk to u.please.
      Thanks for u r love:-) :-) :-)

    • @iirfaxxn3637
      @iirfaxxn3637 6 років тому

      Banglah

    • @idioticrehab6614
      @idioticrehab6614 6 років тому

      Learn English you will 🐸

  • @josephcrain1432
    @josephcrain1432 6 років тому +19

    Can the Solar scorcher fire clay???

    • @bswtsp21
      @bswtsp21 6 років тому

      Evil Morty probs not, too hot

    • @drippingwax
      @drippingwax 6 років тому +2

      Do you know how hot kilns get? The problem is that the scorcher focuses the heat. You need an even distribution.

    • @josephcrain1432
      @josephcrain1432 6 років тому

      But it would be neat to see :D

    • @Mr_Wh1
      @Mr_Wh1 6 років тому

      Rick and Morty is for below average intelligence people. Have a nice day.

    • @bob7054
      @bob7054 6 років тому +1

      Dan R. Hansen not really i watched rick and morty now my IQ is 300

  • @Paul-jt9ub
    @Paul-jt9ub 6 років тому +15

    put the clay in a vaccum chamber before toasting it!
    Edit : I said toasting but i wanted to Say burning it

    • @carnatigff3717
      @carnatigff3717 6 років тому

      Paul yeah!

    • @calafag8254
      @calafag8254 6 років тому

      oui oui

    • @justpaulcsgotrader2138
      @justpaulcsgotrader2138 6 років тому

      top comment

    • @Techischannel
      @Techischannel 6 років тому

      Ah, Toasted Clay. Its like Fresh clay but warm and a bit dry. Now that i think about it, toasting clay is a faster way of drying it (Possibly)

    • @zaczinn7480
      @zaczinn7480 6 років тому

      it is too thick for it to work

  • @avinashramdhanie5828
    @avinashramdhanie5828 6 років тому

    Thanks me and my little sister are learning to make and use clay in school and that will help a whole lot

  • @brypod420
    @brypod420 6 років тому

    The Prince of Random

  • @pixel_ppl2504
    @pixel_ppl2504 6 років тому +13

    Ha nice idea

  • @strikemedownzeus7833
    @strikemedownzeus7833 6 років тому +104

    we want the old king

  • @vanthangzualitei6250
    @vanthangzualitei6250 6 років тому +12

    I love your vids

  • @alexbacon4000
    @alexbacon4000 6 років тому

    Living in a place that is pretty much always summer is probably great for doing experiments

  • @north5738
    @north5738 6 років тому

    I am actually in the middle of experimenting with clay. I was surprised to see this at the same time!

  • @GuitarSamurai17
    @GuitarSamurai17 6 років тому +10

    Make a soap bubble gun that shoots lots of bubbles! Without having to dip it in soap

  • @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907
    @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907 6 років тому +35

    I use a clay pot for an oil lamp

  • @scbl46
    @scbl46 6 років тому +4

    Smh he didn’t score and slip he only slipped did this dude even take art class

  • @jenlefevre
    @jenlefevre 6 років тому +1

    ohhh please do more ceramics! I would love to see if you could build a real in ground kiln in the backyard! also i would love to see more "survival prepper" type videos!

  • @rosediamond4110
    @rosediamond4110 6 років тому

    King of random you should see what will happen if you put clay in the vacuum chamber? And you guys are cool.

  • @idkwhattoput5807
    @idkwhattoput5807 6 років тому +8

    @PrimativeTechnology

  • @leukinthemorning
    @leukinthemorning 6 років тому +8

    You should have used the vacuum chamber to pull out any air bubbles in the clay

    • @Techischannel
      @Techischannel 6 років тому +3

      That wont work i belive, Clay isn't Marchmellows ... or Slime ... or Oobleck by that matter.

    • @mauriciocorona4201
      @mauriciocorona4201 6 років тому +1

      Wouldnt work

    • @drippingwax
      @drippingwax 6 років тому

      But we like watching him fail!

    • @robertbrockman5029
      @robertbrockman5029 6 років тому

      It can be done, but not with a standard vacuum pump. He needs to add a pug mill to the vacuum.

    • @Heikki_Finland
      @Heikki_Finland 6 років тому

      The water in the clay would boil, possibly causing more cavities and drying the clay.

  • @pigmaster7747
    @pigmaster7747 6 років тому +11

    Love your vids. Can you put U.S coins in the metal furnace please👍👍👍

  • @brianaponte7954
    @brianaponte7954 6 років тому +2

    We’re actually working on slab building with clay in class btw I’m in 8th grade and on appliqué and incising

    • @ArtsyBaker24
      @ArtsyBaker24 6 років тому

      Brian Aponte what kind of project are you making? In my 8th grade ceramics class we made slab boxes

  • @Winterwolfmage
    @Winterwolfmage 6 років тому

    Gotta love doing pottery. Also, don't underestimate the power of clay slip.

  • @gileshayden5841
    @gileshayden5841 6 років тому +24

    As a ceramics major this is very cringey

    • @chrisinaustria
      @chrisinaustria 6 років тому +23

      Giles Hayden as a ceramics major, perhaps you could offer advice to improve rather that just stating the obvious ;-).

    • @YasuTaniina
      @YasuTaniina 6 років тому +3

      I found it painful too. When they made the clay they pored out too much clay and left too much silt, then they built the pots with all the skill of a 3 year old😢

    • @h.r.9563
      @h.r.9563 5 років тому

      An elitist who offers no other advice. Cool thanks.

  • @cooperburns3908
    @cooperburns3908 6 років тому +6

    63rd View, 91st Like (UA-cam is Drunk Again), and 46th Comment. I'm not going to say i'm first like "xXHaxor9YearOldBigBoi360NoScoperRageMonster9YearOldHaxorNoScoperHaxorBigBoi9YearOldBigBoiHaxorRageMonsterBigBoiXx", Who also wasn't First, but........... EARLY SQUAD!

  • @SpecificLove7
    @SpecificLove7 6 років тому +15

    Nice try

    • @Epic_Gamer__
      @Epic_Gamer__ 6 років тому

      Who are you why are you verified

  • @JFDhater
    @JFDhater 6 років тому

    I just want to know how so many people can "unlike" these videos.....they must have problems folding paper etc.

  • @TheDyingFox
    @TheDyingFox 6 років тому +1

    I think all four was a success:
    One bowl and three crackpots :D

  • @Greennoob2
    @Greennoob2 6 років тому +12

    A kiln gets to 3000°C... no you cannot fire clay with a barbecue
    Edit: nvm that’s something to do with glazing, idk

    • @robert9595
      @robert9595 6 років тому +2

      Relevant Games i was gonna say, a kiln gets glowing red on the inside.... completely glowing.

    • @carolynmmitchell2240
      @carolynmmitchell2240 6 років тому

      RBabik Ii if he had a blower rigged to it maybe, but he would need to add more insulation too

    • @andreaquadrati
      @andreaquadrati 6 років тому +9

      Relevant Games traditional Native American pottery is fired using a normal fire. So yes, you can use a BBQ, but you must adapt the technique

    • @pauljs75
      @pauljs75 6 років тому +10

      There are different grades of pottery. The temperatures you mention are for more glassy and vitrified types which don't take on water, as where the grill is adequate for a more porous earthenware type of ceramic. If it doesn't dissolve and come apart in water (as demonstrated), than that's still enough to be considered a fired clay.

    • @adamlesh1784
      @adamlesh1784 6 років тому +7

      Relevant Games if you watch primitive technology he uses a barbeque-esque set up that gets the clay red hot

  • @ahumanbeing8225
    @ahumanbeing8225 6 років тому +3

    Mix clay and metal

  • @marc0871
    @marc0871 6 років тому

    Did that with bunnies i cast in a gipsen mold that i made of a plastic Easter decoration.
    The pouring-clay i made with powdered clay, dehydrated soda, sodium nitrate and water.
    The additives will make the clay liquid by breaking up the hydrostatic bonds between the slates of the clay.
    I poured the clay in the mold and waited for a layer of clay to settle against the wall.
    then i poured out the rest of the clay.
    After some drying, i pulled the cast from the mold and let it dry.
    Then i removed the pouring seems with a knife and some sanding paper.
    At the next family barbecue, i put my casts in the remaining coals and put some new on top.
    I raised the temperature to an orangy color with a billow and let them sit until the fire had gone out the next morning.
    When i pulled them out, some were only just fired, some were so hard they rang like a bell.
    Did you know that the first ceramics where probably clay beads that had fallen into the fire?

  • @esaiahg
    @esaiahg 6 років тому

    Maybe in a future vid make a mini terracotta army...... maybe you could call them the “RANDOMITES” 😝😉

  • @joejazwinski8873
    @joejazwinski8873 6 років тому

    I just watched that old Clay video yesterday and asked if you could make and fire casting molds! Lol