I have to say watching you is amazing. I have been throwing for about 7 years now, and i have come to the conclusion I have my wheel speed to fast. I throw super thin like that (even though my instructor used to get so mad at me for it). I am amazed and I am subscribing because I just got back into throwing and it will be nice to use you as my "teacher" so to speak.
Some art college trained tutors are inflexible about their approach to throwing. When you look at various techniques and approaches that potters around the world utilise to make wonderful pots then you realise that many things can work...
I used my metal rib on the inside as you show and I was quite pleased with how ice the curve comes out. I was even able to add a nice wide rim. It does require practise, but it is well worth it. Thank you sir.
Hsinchuen. I've watched your videos for a while now. Many thanks for sharing not only your talent but your knowledge and experience. I appreciate it a lot. It is a joy to watch. I do have a question. What is your preferred mix you use for your porcelain?
Well thank you once again for your generous patience in sharing this technique as well as many others. Am constantly in awe of the 'small' tips - they have changed my working ways often with terrific results. Deep gratitude for all that you show us. . .xd
Hi... Just getting back into throwing after 17 YEARS!! 😅 Just wondering what the radius of your wheel is? Please! Thanks for the awesome videos.... I really need them!
8 months later, but I don't see it in the title, it just says throwing a 4 lb thin wall bowl? Curious too, I have a really hard time throwing tall/big with most clays and would love recommendations
Thank you for sharing your videos. I love watching you work, not only do I appreciate your skills. I think your work is beautiful and I find watching your videos so relaxing. I look forward to many more.
@@hsinchuen Hi, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are soooo talented. I would like to purchase the round wooden rib. Do the sizes of the ribs correspond with the clay weight you are throwing?
I used a Shimpo Whisper for five years without issue, but my friends had a single ball bearing go out and it was way louder than any Brent I have been around. Great wheel and the foot pedal/hand shift is nice, but when the bearing goes out it gets extremely noisy.
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You are the best teacher!! Thank you for bringing this joy into my life.
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I have to say watching you is amazing. I have been throwing for about 7 years now, and i have come to the conclusion I have my wheel speed to fast. I throw super thin like that (even though my instructor used to get so mad at me for it). I am amazed and I am subscribing because I just got back into throwing and it will be nice to use you as my "teacher" so to speak.
Some art college trained tutors are inflexible about their approach to throwing. When you look at various techniques and approaches that potters around the world utilise to make wonderful pots then you realise that many things can work...
I used my metal rib on the inside as you show and I was quite pleased with how ice the curve comes out. I was even able to add a nice wide rim. It does require practise, but it is well worth it. Thank you sir.
Hsinchuen. I've watched your videos for a while now. Many thanks for sharing not only your talent but your knowledge and experience. I appreciate it a lot. It is a joy to watch.
I do have a question. What is your preferred mix you use for your porcelain?
We're learning to throw in my ceramics class next week. Thank you for this very instructive demonstration. Exactly what I needed!
You are so talented, watching you making it thinner and thinner I’m getting nerves it’s going to break haha
Well thank you once again for your generous patience in sharing this technique as well as many others. Am constantly in awe of the 'small' tips - they have changed my working ways often with terrific results. Deep gratitude for all that you show us. . .xd
thank you so much for wonderful videos. You are extraordinary teacher!
Thank you for the tips on centering, very helpful. I'm a beginner student and very much appreciate your videos.
Gran maestro, muchas gracias, saludos desde Madrid-España
Glad to see I'm not the only one drawing water circles on their bats.
So clear, easy to follow. Thanks, learn a great deal from you.
Hi... Just getting back into throwing after 17 YEARS!! 😅 Just wondering what the radius of your wheel is? Please! Thanks for the awesome videos.... I really need them!
It’s 14” diameter for the wheel head.
@@hsinchuen thank you!!
thank you so much for this video, I learned a lot!! You're amazing.
I like your work very much,
Thanks 🙏🏼
Beautiful Work, Sir.
Thank you! I just learned several tips to help improve my work. I appreciate it.
hello, what kind of bats do U use for throwing? I mean what are they made of? thanks for reply, and the videos!
This video is so perfect and helpful, thank you very much! love your nice work
Thank you for sharing your technique!
Very helpful. Thank you for your videos.
thankyou for your kind demonstration, it was very helpful.
Where can I purchase a large round rib that you used to shape the inside of your 4 pound clay? Thank you
You can visit my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/hsinchuen
Beautiful
Where are you selling your arts ?
You are amazing!!!
HOLY CRAP you kept that so centered!
Wonderful job, as always. Stoneware or porcelain?
this is 6 years later but it says in the title
8 months later, but I don't see it in the title, it just says throwing a 4 lb thin wall bowl? Curious too, I have a really hard time throwing tall/big with most clays and would love recommendations
Merci.
Hi thank you for your video. Can you please tell me the dimensions of this bowl approx
Thank you for your videos.
Lovely work.
Very beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your videos. I love watching you work, not only do I appreciate your skills. I think your work is beautiful and I find watching your videos so relaxing. I look forward to many more.
Trop cool! Super!
hey i am wanting to start a new youtube channel for pottery and I was wondering if I could get a couple tips
Why is it that you never have to use the needle tool, when I throw..... I always have to remove clay from the lip.
you need to compress the rim each time you pull up
Where did you find the round rib? I love watching you throwing!
Please check my website Mypots.net
I found it. I thought you purchased it from another source. Thank you!
Winona Bannon fr
@@hsinchuen Hi, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are soooo talented. I would like to purchase the round wooden rib. Do the sizes of the ribs correspond with the clay weight you are throwing?
amazing job as always!! thx for sharing!!
Nice shaped porcelain bowl
7:54 put on the cc. have a laugh
Lol worth the effort
Clay don't lie, clay don't lie, clay don't lie...
Very nice!
Exquisite. Thank you.
Bravo!
amazing artwork, checking your shop
Dude, that's fucking amazing!
I wish Brent wheels didn't have the motor noise.
My school just got a super quiet one. I have a Shimpo whisper and i don't even know its on unless I look at the wheel itself.
Good to know, thanks.
I used a Shimpo Whisper for five years without issue, but my friends had a single ball bearing go out and it was way louder than any Brent I have been around. Great wheel and the foot pedal/hand shift is nice, but when the bearing goes out it gets extremely noisy.
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wow.
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Thank's för yours videos. Can you take away the sound from the throwingweel. It destroys your videos.
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