Throwing a Narrow Necked Vase
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- I haven't attempted one of these for a while. They're a fun technical challenge, made much easier by the heat gun.
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Beautiful piece, great approach, nicely done! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I just took my first wheel throwing pottery class this weekend and have such an appreciation for how difficult this is! Breathtaking work!
One of my favorite shapes! Love seeing your approach!
One of my favourite things to practice when I don't know what to make! They always turn out super cute when they are small.
That sounds fun, I'll have to try making smaller ones next time!
Ok. I'm going to have yet another go at this. You have good tips.. thx!
LOVE your videos
Very nice! When the clay shrinks will the neck close up? If it does is it ok to have trapped air?
My moms a potter and enjoys your videos, however, random question what is the second animal on your shirt😂(the one with the moustache and the monocle)? We cannot figure it out for the life of us lol
It's a T Rex! They're not really an ideal shape for throwing on the wheel though
muito bonita esta profissão. eu já fiz estatua, fiz a forma, mas trabalhar no torno, eu nunca consegui o equilíbrio
Why are you using the heat gun?
My best guess: He mentions this clay throws more like porcelain, which gets sensitive when more water is applied (like collapsing, cracking edges). So by using the heat gun, the vase gets stronger. Because later he applies more water while making the top, which would've affected the base more if it stayed wet.
How do you trim something like this?
Most of the time with a chuck. A chuck is a form you thrown and you place it in your griffin grip (if you have one) then place your object in or over the chuck and it wil hold and protect the shape.just search chuck
This ^.
I have a thrown chuck I made years ago, but it wasn't actually tall enough for these. I ended up adding a ring of clay to the rim of a tumbler and gripping that in the Giffin Grip. I'm getting videos of the full process, so I'll share those when it's fired