615.Turning a Twisted Cylender into a Sodium Silicate Texture Thin-necked Bottle 林新春 岩花瓷細頸瓶拉坯示範
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2021
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Thank you Hsinchuen, your instructionals have truly helped to improve my throwing the last 6 months. Wish I still lived in the Bay Area so I could come visit your studio!
Thank you for
Appreciate you. Could watch for hours! Your so generous to share your skill.
I just love watching and listening to your gentle thorough explanations so we can all try your methods. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, skill and wisdom. A really beautiful piece. I'm going to try this later 👍😊
Merci infiniment Hsinchuen Lin de partager votre savoir. Chacune de vos vidéos est un véritable enseignement. Merci !
Loved it! Thank you for sharing your skills and tricks! Excited to try it out as soon as I have a wheel again. Just beautiful !
Precious work. 👏
Beautiful! Thank you so very much for sharing.
Amazing demonstration. Thank you
Parabéns belo trabalho
I really appreciate your gentle down to earth narration as you work and the beautiful results. But I have to ask: How in the WORLD do you hold that position with your hand without straining your joints? Your right hand is twisted and practically upside down.... but its obviously comfortable for you, and you keep you pot perfectly centered. I am stumped by the sheer physics of it!
Wonderful video! Very informative, I've only used sodium silicate in college...I was wondering if I could use it in cone 5.5 electric kiln?
Can you explain how you know how far you can stretch the walls without going through? Before you learned by feel, did you use a pin tool?
I wonder what kind of material is on the outside?
That’s awesome. Where can you find your diamond tools, the ones on amazon etc suck. I definitely want to try the sodium siliconet and shake from the inside. I have also found it much easier to speed the wheel up when closing the top in. How do you plan on glazing this and suggestions on how one would. I only have access to fine 6 if that helps. Would like to follow you on Facebook; but can’t find you.
What kind of shammy do you use?