Clay Bottle from Scratch | How To Make Everything: Bottle (3/4)

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2015
  • Andy continues his quest to learn how to make different types of bottles. He digs up natural clay and learns pottery from the Master Potter. Richard Bresnahan.
    Thanks to St. Johns University, Richard and his Crew
    Richard Bresnahan, Director and Artist-in-Residence
    Steven Lemke, Program Manager
    Ryan Kutter, Studio Manager
    Osbaldo Castillo, Apprentice
    Dan Siverson, Visiting Artist
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    Today, getting what you need is as easy as a trip to the store. From food to clothing, energy, medicine, and so much more, Andy George will discover what it takes to make everything from scratch. His mission is to understand the complex processes of manufacturing that is often taken for granted and do it all himself. Each week he’s traveling the world to bypass the modern supply chain in order to harvest raw materials straight from the source. Along the way, he’s answering the questions you never thought to ask.
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  • @jessederrick1957
    @jessederrick1957 8 років тому +261

    I swear this show should be on discovery channel and should be more popular. it's like "how it's made" but better.

    • @anthonyotoole1514
      @anthonyotoole1514 3 роки тому +1

      I use these videos in my 4th grade class. Only downside is that the narrator sometimes mumbles or speaks too quickly and it's hard to understand certain words he says. Otherwise they are great!

  • @edawhg
    @edawhg 7 років тому +226

    Richard was so sweet, he seems like such a caring teacher :')

    • @KonservenFurz
      @KonservenFurz 7 років тому +3

      I wish my ceramics teacher was as great as this guy when I was in High School!

    • @lawlessmeatball
      @lawlessmeatball 6 років тому +5

      KonservenFurz I wish I had a ceramics class when I was in High school.

  • @TheAprone
    @TheAprone 7 років тому +88

    Well I waited and waited, but Richard never leaned in and whispered "I hunger for your touch". :(
    Excellent videos, keep it up!

  • @Snooglez
    @Snooglez 7 років тому +82

    That pottery demonstration was so steamy it fogged up my phone. 😯

  • @xgamer2011
    @xgamer2011 8 років тому +453

    dude you deserve more attention

  • @intensitydigital
    @intensitydigital 8 років тому +741

    The teacher guy is like the Bob Ross of pottery

    • @monicanavarro2906
      @monicanavarro2906 8 років тому +4

      +intensity digital LMAO :) true

    • @aaronjay4247
      @aaronjay4247 6 років тому +5

      intensity digital if only you met my ceramics teacher he has been recognized as having one of the best ceramics classes in the country

    • @TeganBurns
      @TeganBurns 6 років тому +3

      I don't like how touchy he is. That would make me feel really uncomfortable...

    • @justingameplayfrancisco9089
      @justingameplayfrancisco9089 6 років тому

      intensity digital i

    • @TheKnaeckebrot
      @TheKnaeckebrot 6 років тому +4

      +tegan burns pottery is a 'touchy' business ... probably how he learned from his master

  • @savannahgarvelink6597
    @savannahgarvelink6597 5 років тому +2

    *Kudos to Richard for being a really nice, awesome,funny,and supportive potter teacher!*

  • @kagi95
    @kagi95 8 років тому +187

    There was a really good comment on the other video about glass bottles, I would hope that you read it. I think it would be nice if you were more descriptive than just saying, "it's aged up to 7 years". (when I google it, it said that the clay became more flexible and workable due to the water penetrating more thoroughly through the fine particles and few other processes) Perhaps you can assume the viewer will ask the question "why" to your every statement, and then answering those that you think are reasonable...

    • @williamfox3351
      @williamfox3351 6 років тому +7

      Maybe it wasn't explained to him why they age the clay other than it improves it. But yeah I agree that the more information the better.

    • @unoriginal1086
      @unoriginal1086 6 років тому +1

      kagi95 yeah true but it's good now, too.

    • @mbartelsm
      @mbartelsm 5 років тому +2

      Thank you I was wondering why clay had to be aged

    • @orandilu989
      @orandilu989 2 роки тому +1

      I yelled WHY?! at my phone after the, "aged for seven years" comment.

  • @chotocheleh
    @chotocheleh 8 років тому +24

    im a new subscriber and im amazed how ur channel isnt more popular. in my opinion u r one of the most creative channels on utube and create incredible content. keep up the good work😁

  • @levimichael1802
    @levimichael1802 5 років тому +1

    I’m from Minnesota, and this guy is authentic.
    His “uh huhs”, “alrights”, and “okays” make it obvious.

  • @aido179
    @aido179 8 років тому +14

    Richard seems like such a nice dude.

  • @jacobhale3644
    @jacobhale3644 8 років тому +23

    Song from ghost starts playing

  • @justinweaver7543
    @justinweaver7543 6 років тому

    WHOA! Learning to throw on a Korean style kick wheel?!?! I need to give Andy props. I've worked in clay including on the wheel for 20 years and even I would need a day or two to make something decent on that type of wheel!

  • @alvesmarcelo
    @alvesmarcelo 8 років тому +4

    What an amazing teacher you met! His pacience and didatics makes me want to learn pottery, to be in the class with you guys! Really, this teacher transcend in love for what he do! Amazing!

  • @jarrettmosco9624
    @jarrettmosco9624 7 років тому +240

    I think I saw a romance movie similar to this...

    • @pmadie16
      @pmadie16 7 років тому +6

      HumorVortex Mosco haha, it's called Ghost, I think. with Patrick Dempsey

    • @FallingStary
      @FallingStary 6 років тому +3

      HumorVortex Mosco lol i wouldnt really call ghost a romance movie lol

    • @meep7979
      @meep7979 6 років тому +1

      Ha 69 likes

    • @motherofdragonzz1233
      @motherofdragonzz1233 6 років тому +1

      I was waiting for someone to say this

    • @coltonhuskinson381
      @coltonhuskinson381 5 років тому

      Came looking for this comment...

  • @kianfurnival3399
    @kianfurnival3399 6 років тому +5

    You need a Television show on your journeys and the things you've learnt, When watching this It feels like a Television show

  • @trulyinfamous
    @trulyinfamous 7 років тому +11

    At my house in Ohio, Clay is absolutely everywhere, I made a clay marble that I Sun dried with it once, Clay is pretty cool stuff.

  • @pattyc4192
    @pattyc4192 6 років тому

    Oh my God I love love love clay like that, Im sure that studio smells earthy and amazing. I know I'm weird but if you like the smell of old books, you probably know what I'm talking about

  • @123123boobies
    @123123boobies 6 років тому

    I really liked the teacher. He seemed to really enjoy what he does and it showed. Keep up the good videos

  • @ValueTowny
    @ValueTowny 6 років тому +1

    The teacher is my favorite person to ever be on this channel

  • @Amlugalen
    @Amlugalen 7 років тому

    hes like standing there totaly shy and he dosen't seem like he would do this tipes of videos... and its totally cool:D

  • @aaronjay4247
    @aaronjay4247 6 років тому

    I think this guy might know my ceramics teacher. My teaching has been recognized as having on of the best ceramics classes. He makes this process so much more simple

  • @corncase
    @corncase 6 років тому +1

    this is honestly one of the best channels on youtube he deserves more subs

  • @marthinus.x
    @marthinus.x 5 років тому

    It’s amazing to see so many people who are passionate and knowledgeable about what they do

  • @parkermccabe175
    @parkermccabe175 6 років тому

    Oh my gosh I live ten minutes from SJU I literally love this guy one of my top favorite UA-camrs

  • @hypnoticnarwhal3120
    @hypnoticnarwhal3120 8 років тому +19

    Working on the wheel must've been a workout. Luckily my school has motorized pottery wheels.

    • @totallynotacommie7450
      @totallynotacommie7450 7 років тому

      i use a wooden kick wheel and it is not so hard, i kind of like it more

  • @makaan1932
    @makaan1932 8 років тому +10

    first! awesome video. I realy like your channel. don't be so hard on yourself. the stuff you try is daringly complex!

  • @hellfiremaximus3845
    @hellfiremaximus3845 5 років тому

    Amazing patience and dedication in this video. Great job man.

  • @223remsucks
    @223remsucks 8 років тому +44

    I love the videos dude, they're fantastic! As they are a new series, you could still use a liiiiiittle polishing though.
    You should write out your narration script and have it proof read (you misused the word ran when you should have used run), and likekagi95 said, you could really use some more explanation as to the why some things are done.
    None of these are complaints persay, just observations. I am truly inspired by these videos, and I can't wait for more! Keep at it guys!

  • @JysticeUnique
    @JysticeUnique 7 років тому +1

    it was so cute how crooket the lil of the bottle was

  • @truthfulkarl
    @truthfulkarl 6 років тому

    wish i had a teacher like this man when i learned how to throw

  • @mikew735
    @mikew735 8 років тому

    this channel is freaking great and I absolutely love these videos.

  • @tufluffy
    @tufluffy 8 років тому

    Couldn't help but hear Unchained Melody in my head when he was helping you lol!

  • @MAMONTV
    @MAMONTV 8 років тому

    I come from Thailand. I like this Channel

  • @jeanyoung9101
    @jeanyoung9101 7 років тому

    Nice collection on how to make everything

  • @SeBas14gaBriel24
    @SeBas14gaBriel24 8 років тому +4

    Great video and great channel ! keep it going guys !

  • @israelaguilera9613
    @israelaguilera9613 8 років тому

    awesome, I'm loving this channel

  • @luttnuttstudios3528
    @luttnuttstudios3528 5 років тому

    Most satisfying video ever?

  • @ismilesback2073
    @ismilesback2073 7 років тому +1

    This is my next favorite channel

  • @DjSugartastic
    @DjSugartastic 8 років тому +100

    Why do they age the clay?

    • @htme
      @htme  8 років тому +28

      Thanks for the question. We will find out!

    • @MajoraZ
      @MajoraZ 7 років тому +5

      Did you ever get the answer?

    • @DjSugartastic
      @DjSugartastic 7 років тому +7

      no...

    • @joshuadavis6026
      @joshuadavis6026 7 років тому +108

      Clay is aged to enhance a working property called plasticity. Over the time it's aged, bacterial growth allows it to stretch farther without cracking or collapsing as easily as it does if used immediately.

    • @DjSugartastic
      @DjSugartastic 7 років тому +10

      Awesome! Thanks, Josh.

  • @JamesTorrey
    @JamesTorrey 8 років тому

    Very cool man, would be neat to see a final product / or maybe a wrap up video in the future.
    Keep Em Coming!
    James

  • @bighec80xd
    @bighec80xd 8 років тому

    You only got 50k subs? Wow..great vids man keep up the good work, you deserve millions!

  • @CaptainPancake1000
    @CaptainPancake1000 8 років тому +5

    I want to be just like this guy when I grow up

  • @Greaseoverwatch
    @Greaseoverwatch 8 років тому

    Can't stop thinking about how much content that ostrich egg had

  • @SobrietyandSolace
    @SobrietyandSolace 5 років тому

    My mother buit herself a house on a patch of land with a lot of clay. In Trinidad, many of us are of Indian descent and so use clay ovens. She dug the clay straight out of the erth and built an outdoor choulha right there. No refinement, just built it on site right next to the hole it was dug out from.

  • @ZestyFungus
    @ZestyFungus 8 років тому

    Keep it up! This was cool!

  • @jennydotjpg
    @jennydotjpg 8 років тому

    Keep up the good work!!!

  • @crittercosner2877
    @crittercosner2877 5 років тому

    Very intimate episode.

  • @Roysami5775
    @Roysami5775 7 років тому

    very nice videos! I like it !

  • @iseetheWAYVision
    @iseetheWAYVision 6 років тому

    So cool

  • @francocurtti2833
    @francocurtti2833 8 років тому

    muy buen video. excelente.

  • @akeelartist765
    @akeelartist765 4 роки тому

    Very good

  • @IreBrezOvire
    @IreBrezOvire 8 років тому

    I discovered this channel by random browsing and I already subscribed as it is very interesting to watch. But please, make the episodes LONGER, because everything that is less than 10 minutes is making me sad :(. Everything but that, your videos are amazing!

  • @SunflowerSpotlight
    @SunflowerSpotlight 4 роки тому

    Finally something I have experience with! I loved learning the pacing of the wheel. But I lack the hand strength to cinch the neck.

  • @Janok96
    @Janok96 4 роки тому

    It's funny when you open another youtube tab in your browser and listen to Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody while starting this video at 4:37

  • @CookiesTriedToEatMe
    @CookiesTriedToEatMe 6 років тому

    I miss my pottery classes now

  • @bimin8516
    @bimin8516 8 років тому +4

    I love this channel 😊💕

  • @an-wy3gh
    @an-wy3gh 5 років тому

    7 years wow !

  • @jakegitler3036
    @jakegitler3036 5 років тому

    Go Minnesota!!!

  • @sagesends
    @sagesends 8 років тому +1

    wow only 60 views! great video!

  • @CarnivorousTraveler
    @CarnivorousTraveler 6 років тому

    It's good.

  • @DavidAnderson-ov7db
    @DavidAnderson-ov7db 6 років тому

    He is the bob Ross of clay

  • @StephySon
    @StephySon 8 років тому

    Your bottle looks so professional like u put such care into it. I can't wait to see it.
    Which campus of St John's is that?

  • @benpaulsen2110
    @benpaulsen2110 6 років тому

    Richard was my Dad's teacher!

  • @iseetheWAYVision
    @iseetheWAYVision 6 років тому +1

    I like that teacher

  • @rosaescalera9030
    @rosaescalera9030 6 років тому +1

    I was breathing hard just by looking at him push that wheel.

  • @felixinfrance
    @felixinfrance 6 років тому

    Unchained melody plays in the background.

  • @anAngeal
    @anAngeal 5 років тому

    Wedging clay is the best part of pottery class.

  • @mohamedderrouiche5485
    @mohamedderrouiche5485 8 років тому

    قناة جيدة موفق

  • @killianmontiege9546
    @killianmontiege9546 8 років тому +2

    I love your chanel ! A french suscriber.

  • @cedesv118
    @cedesv118 4 роки тому

    I want to go there and learn pottery 😊

  • @tedmichaelgeorge
    @tedmichaelgeorge 4 роки тому

    I am making ceramics like thisguy

  • @mobilegameplayffa7854
    @mobilegameplayffa7854 6 років тому

    That’s a big ass joint

  • @TotemoGaijin
    @TotemoGaijin 5 років тому

    Teacher is wearing tabi boots, lol. You can tell how much time he spent in Japan.

  • @gabrielefasano4541
    @gabrielefasano4541 3 роки тому

    I'm getting "Ghost" pottery scene vibes

  • @patglenn7762
    @patglenn7762 5 років тому

    I know you say to strain, but wouldn't that capture only organic things like leave and twigs? Is there any process or technique to ensure you're getting only clay and not humus?

  • @angie1564
    @angie1564 6 років тому

    Yaas

  • @mbashasyed
    @mbashasyed 4 роки тому

    Richard's apprentices look more like Richard's henchmen

  • @UnknowinglyDerpy
    @UnknowinglyDerpy 8 років тому

    Wait... so was this the place where you found clay for that bloomery you built for the Tools series?

  • @noahsmadness9150
    @noahsmadness9150 6 років тому

    Sir, not bad!

  • @cynderadracona7093
    @cynderadracona7093 6 років тому

    That is the question. How much sake do you want it to hold? All the sake. You want all the sake.

  • @LaurentSparksMusic
    @LaurentSparksMusic 6 років тому +1

    Richard straight up patrick swayzied you

  • @schorpio
    @schorpio 6 років тому +1

    I'm kinda disappointed that you didn't play "Unchained Memory" over this.

  • @mancheaseskrelpher8419
    @mancheaseskrelpher8419 7 років тому +5

    Hey, now you can say that you've been mining! What else would you call collecting a resource found deep in the Earth?

  • @gaming53wishmaster71
    @gaming53wishmaster71 5 років тому

    yes thats the most used clay now days but red dirty as some call it is true clay and what is batter for build bricks that make your use

  • @91765243wise
    @91765243wise 8 років тому

    i wonder how long it would've taken to make clay pots pre-industrial times

  • @dietrich4276
    @dietrich4276 5 років тому

    Wait you live in Minnesota I do too

  • @janmycek9012
    @janmycek9012 7 років тому +5

    does anyone actually know the reason they age the clay?

    • @roji6849
      @roji6849 7 років тому +1

      so i got this from another comment:
      Clay is aged to enhance a working property called plasticity. Over the time it's aged, bacterial growth allows it to stretch farther without cracking or collapsing as easily as it does if used immediately.

  • @RealPsychLone
    @RealPsychLone 4 роки тому +2

    2:41 That looks oddly familiar

  • @GryffDavid
    @GryffDavid 6 років тому

    I'm kinda interested to see what Richard's right leg looks like compared to the rest of his body after decades of doing pottery like that.

  • @loganquin4919
    @loganquin4919 6 років тому

    Can this guy be my grandpa ASAP

  • @petuespinosa
    @petuespinosa 6 років тому +1

    Next proyect: create a planet from scrach

  • @zaqueu36980
    @zaqueu36980 4 роки тому

    Can i make clay with Any kind of soil?

  • @stephanieyu318
    @stephanieyu318 7 років тому

    we did this for art at school but they were greek bowls

  • @apollo022777
    @apollo022777 4 роки тому

    it was like a scene out of ghost

  • @waldoperedo7713
    @waldoperedo7713 8 років тому

    I played Unchained Melody while they were forming the bottle XD

  • @ClashBluelight
    @ClashBluelight 6 років тому +4

    you should check out primitive technology. both of you like doing things the hard way.

  • @JonathanG94
    @JonathanG94 8 років тому +3

    You need to do an episode on how to make ice cream.

    • @htme
      @htme  8 років тому +8

      +Freemind Keep checking back, it's coming!

    • @chomingyang2645
      @chomingyang2645 8 років тому

      +How To Make Everything Maybe Ice cream sandwich?

  • @ronanoberteuffer-bailey3371
    @ronanoberteuffer-bailey3371 5 років тому

    I want one episod to be him going out into the wilderness and surviving

  • @stephanieyu318
    @stephanieyu318 7 років тому

    we did this for art at school but they were ancient Greek bowls