How to make a Grey Fluted Rectangle Bonsai Pot Part 1

How I slab build a fluted rectangle pot
Thank you for watching. You can find out what I am up to on my Facebook page / stonemonkeyceramics and also my Instagram page stonemonkey1968
Regards
Andy

[@cesarurb]

See you on the next chapter Andy!🎉 thanks

[@stonemonkey1968]

You are welcome!

[@nickhopes8821]

Always special to see you work amigo

[@stonemonkey1968]

Thanks amigo

[@radar_radar]

Whoop cheers mate ❤

[@stonemonkey1968]

Welcome Row

[@givetanks]

pretty cool!

[@stonemonkey1968]

Thanks

[@Alexander-rq9he]

Very nice! What kind of knife is that you’re using at 2:04?

[@stonemonkey1968]

Just a standard pottery knife from my supplier, nothing special but does the job

[@nathanmusser5025]

Awesome! Thank you! Who is performing this version of Bach cello suite pls?

[@stonemonkey1968]

Sorry I have no idea I just download from a free source of classical music

[@tumizoomi202]

…… awesome video, Thanks for sharing! What is the proportion of the top length to the bottom base?

[@stonemonkey1968]

Sorry I cant remember as this pot was made over a year ago and has long since sold

[@MrMarkgeek]

Wonderful! Two questions if I may be so bold. How did you figure out the angle of the walls? And do you use the same wooden boards for light and dark clay bodies and just wipe them off?

[@stonemonkey1968]

I have a tool that cuts the angles of the walls, 45 degrees for each slab. I do use the same boards for light and dark clay. One side used for dark and one side used for light clay then I dont have to worry about cleaning so much