How to sharpen your pottery Tools

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  • Опубліковано 2 січ 2019
  • How to sharpen your pottery tools. In this video we will be going over how to clean/ buff/ sharpen your pottery trim tools and keep them nice and sharp. all you really need is a Dremel tool and the willingness to maybe burn your hands a little.
    this one is a different episode as we are testing out memes ;)
    let me know how you like them.
    most of this tutorial is taken from the mudtools official website at
    www.mudtools.com/product/do•a...
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  • @nancymerrifield4878
    @nancymerrifield4878 3 роки тому +1

    I really appreciate how clear this video was. The close ups and clear explanation were superb, very helpful. I am looking forward to sharpening my kids tools. Thank you so much!!!!

  • @JuliaPayson
    @JuliaPayson 4 роки тому

    Thank you! I bought an entire studio of equipment from someone who bought it all used 5 years ago from a pro and then stored it. Everything is high quality and rusted and dull. This is very very useful.

  • @Tiny_Island_Designs
    @Tiny_Island_Designs 9 місяців тому +1

    As a former jeweler who had to file and file and file - never air file. Put either the tool or the dremel (I use a Flex Shaft) in a vise for accurate control, better edge etc. Thank your for your video.

  • @TheJidesign
    @TheJidesign 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for this video! You helped me to save many trimming tools!

  • @hussicots
    @hussicots 5 років тому

    Great tutorial! Thanks Dante.

  • @meredithinserra4670
    @meredithinserra4670 5 років тому

    Very helpful! I'm still using some beginner tools, but I've grown up quite a bit and have bought more advanced tools.

  • @dawnthompson1002
    @dawnthompson1002 5 років тому

    Happy new year. And thank you. :-)

  • @drewconrad3934
    @drewconrad3934 5 років тому

    YAY! I asked for this and Donte delivered!

  • @sharonnelt
    @sharonnelt 4 роки тому

    Thanks needed this today.

  • @damien5881
    @damien5881 4 роки тому +1

    Here from wizards with mugs to make to the ones you made for them worth it but will stay for content

  • @mystamo
    @mystamo 5 років тому +3

    Donte makes dirty potter jokes all the time. Here I make a joke about pulling 6" and it goes over everyone's head. It's all about execution I guess :). Sweet video Donte. I need to sharpen all the tools I have. I've been trimming rock hard clay this week thanks to Ontario's dry ass weather.

  • @janakchauhan
    @janakchauhan 4 роки тому

    Thanks I will try

  • @toddwinchester7516
    @toddwinchester7516 5 років тому

    Could you let me know what camera you are using to do your videos, thanks

  • @sharonnelt
    @sharonnelt 5 років тому +1

    Dante could you please make a video of how you made the plaster bat beneath the tools? I need to figure out how to make a small wedging surface for home.

  • @doreenwood3508
    @doreenwood3508 Рік тому

    Thank you handsome!

  • @liam1944192
    @liam1944192 5 років тому +2

    Shouldn't sharpen high carbon steel with a Dremel or grinding wheel, it heats the metal and ruins the tempering. Should hand sharpen all high carbon tools. Dolan tools has instructions on their website.
    I use a whetstone for mine! Dremel or grinding wheel are good for stainless tools though

    • @EarthNationCeramics
      @EarthNationCeramics  5 років тому +1

      You might have to take that one up with mudtools I got these instructions straight from their website the link is down below.
      I'm sure they'd love to know that

    • @liam1944192
      @liam1944192 5 років тому

      @@EarthNationCeramics I'm sure they know. It just makes the steel softer so you end up sharpening more often. Not a huge deal on the mudtools ones because there's a lot of steel to go through when sharpening, but the pear and other ribbon tools are thin so can't be sharpened too much

    • @EarthNationCeramics
      @EarthNationCeramics  5 років тому

      Yeah I noticed they would start to dig in the tools sooner or later so I tried to use a very light touch.

  • @elisabethbue5666
    @elisabethbue5666 5 років тому

    Thumbs up. It´s better for the planet, it´s better for your wallet, it´s just better... to sharpen the tools you already have instead of buying new ones. I do it with my kitchen knives and scissors too but obviously not with a Dremel.

  • @Kujitpujit
    @Kujitpujit 2 роки тому

    hahahhahahaha just like past relationships no one likes a rusty tool!!!