Making another tool on the cheap, well sort of. You need a Staple gun plywood bat and tool box shelf liner To see the bat in action / 10214099903948237
Ann I’m sorry i don’t think I do. I will though. The ones I do on UA-cam are live streamed and are great because I can answer questions in real time, and they are in a large pottery group so no trolls out outside stuff.
Hey! Great bats! Thanks for sharing....I just had a thought. You know that rubber stuff you can buy to dip your tools in? I wonder if it could be brushed on a bat, for grippy use, on the wheel. 😮
Love this idea. Now I'm going to have to go back and find some of your live streams to watch a demo.
Can you share the make of the foam rubber toolbox drawer liner.
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Ginny
You have the best intro ever. Love the dumbedum 'pottery lessens with tim' pow.
I would love to see a video with this in use. Do you have a link?
This was in a live stream on A facebook group called clay buddies.
facebook.com/1131725999/videos/10214099903948237/
Don't have Facebook. I couldn't find it on your channel.
Ann I’m sorry i don’t think I do. I will though. The ones I do on UA-cam are live streamed and are great because I can answer questions in real time, and they are in a large pottery group so no trolls out outside stuff.
OMG this is GOLD!
Hey! Great bats! Thanks for sharing....I just had a thought. You know that rubber stuff you can buy to dip your tools in? I wonder if it could be brushed on a bat, for grippy use, on the wheel. 😮
what about some water resistant glue before applying rubber.. ie gorilla glue like your sponge sticks.
He said in one of his replies, that he likes how the rubber lifts slightly, when he uses it.
maybe glue will be better?
what a great idea! im searching for the shelf liner material and dont see any that states its got the cord through it. What brand did you use?
He used truck bed liner.