Hi, Just type my name "hsinchuen" on ETSY.com and it will take you right into my shop. There should be 2 lists of my trimming tools. One is the whole set of 5 and the other is a set of two.
Fantastic! I am planning on purchasing your trimming tools but am also interested in learning more about that stone you use for varnishing...? Thanks in advance.
This is absolutely gorgeous. Every part of your work is beautiful and very well made. Do you use any custom glaze recipes? Because some of them are very nice.
I have a question about making a "tokkuri", sake flask. I am a ceramicist and the question I'm looking for an answer for is being able to warm the tokkuri under heat. I have heard without really testing that heating ceramics with drastic and rapid temperature increases and cooling period can cause a piece to crack or shatter like with glass. Also the glaze could react differently to the cooling and heating shocks. What is your experience with creating a vessel that can be safe to heat without shattering, and what glazes did you use?
Wonderful videos. Thanks. What porcelain do you use? Is this your own recipe? Do you do anything other than slow dry under plastic with large forms do avoid cracking?
Hi, I have a question, I remember on one of the video you said in the description that you use Coleman porcelain mixed with another clay. I was wondering, if you are still able to achieve translucency with just Coleman only? By the way, I just love your work! you make it look so simple and easy!
Thanks so much for the videos! I'm also interested to know more about the tool you use for trimming - is it something you made yourself, or can they be found online?
I think you may have an electrical problem in your wheel's DC drive. I have to turn the sound off to prevent me from going insane. Please have it serviced. Thanks
Very nice Hsin-Chuen. A perfect set.
Thank you for sharing all your videos with us and your advice and narration also.
I don’t think I took a single breath while he was trimming the feet!!! He’s a magician.
Perfect! I need to make a set for my wife and myself. Very nice work Mr. Lin! Thank you.
makes me feel peaceful
Sake is good stuff!
Hi, Just type my name "hsinchuen" on ETSY.com and it will take you right into my shop. There should be 2 lists of my trimming tools. One is the whole set of 5 and the other is a set of two.
Beautiful workmanship. Although those are some deep cups. What the heck I'll go to the loony bin with you as long as you are buying. lol
Again good video and beautiful workmanship.
Fantastic! I am planning on purchasing your trimming tools but am also interested in learning more about that stone you use for varnishing...? Thanks in advance.
u do AWES0ME work!
felicitaciones excelente todos sus trabajos
I love these. Do you have a video where you make a sake pot that fits on a burner so you can put a tea light candle to keep it warm
This is absolutely gorgeous. Every part of your work is beautiful and very well made. Do you use any custom glaze recipes? Because some of them are very nice.
Beautiful set, thanks for sharing =]
I have a question about making a "tokkuri", sake flask. I am a ceramicist and the question I'm looking for an answer for is being able to warm the tokkuri under heat. I have heard without really testing that heating ceramics with drastic and rapid temperature increases and cooling period can cause a piece to crack or shatter like with glass. Also the glaze could react differently to the cooling and heating shocks. What is your experience with creating a vessel that can be safe to heat without shattering, and what glazes did you use?
i want to make this set in my ceramics class and was wondering the sizes of the pieces
Wonderful videos. Thanks. What porcelain do you use? Is this your own recipe? Do you do anything other than slow dry under plastic with large forms do avoid cracking?
Another question I didn’t see it here. Do you bisque the piece you are using to center to trim your work?
I see now because I thought your other chuck was bisqued
Hi, I have a question, I remember on one of the video you said in the description that you use Coleman porcelain mixed with another clay. I was wondering, if you are still able to achieve translucency with just Coleman only? By the way, I just love your work! you make it look so simple and easy!
Thanks so much for the videos! I'm also interested to know more about the tool you use for trimming - is it something you made yourself, or can they be found online?
hello, hsin-chuen, just wondering what your using as a turning tool?, id like to buy one, loving the work!
Wonderful work! Just wondering, what kind of clay do you use? It looks like porcelain?
This is a year late but yes it's porcelain
thats cool
Nice
Ni hao ..Táoqì shì měilì de.
I think you may have an electrical problem in your wheel's DC drive. I have to turn the sound off to prevent me from going insane. Please have it serviced. Thanks