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Wow this is very impressive. You must have really steady hands. I struggle when I have to have my whole arm in a pot to pull up to keep stability. Do you have any advice or tips?

Thanks

Excellent throwing well done I am subscribed now. thank you for sharing.

Thats a big platter!

Cheers Jim

What do you have set up around the base of the kiln?

Really a ido love the shape the skill and the work resullte. Congratulations

The fact that it did not collapse is absolutely amazing! Beautiful work!

That is a lot of clay, must be real hard to work with, nicely done brother!

I like the tip of using the forearm to center.

Great shape. Thank you for sharing your technique on the shoulders.

This project looks like fun to serve food in and I like how it looks but both a big PITA to wash and then to store. My solution for such commissions is to do the regular platter bowl, creating a low 1/2" rim collar the diameter of the dip bowl bottom to sit in , in the center. Way easier to safely ship in, too! Best regards and thanks for all your tips videos!👍🏽

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This is adorable🤗

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Thanks for this. I've been looking for a reference video for this technique for awhile now

Did it collapse?

More verbal description would be appreciated. #s of clay, final height, etc.

Terrific, thanks : )

Thanks for the informative video, however I'd love to see that puppy trimmed!

I am SO trying this tomorrow. Can I ask about how much clay you used? I'm guessing around 8-9 pounds? Just out of curiousity, what clay body?

You have great throwing skills. At the early stages you move the clay up differently than I have seen before, This is when the clay is thicker. You seem to pause midway through your pull than do a collaring technique which finishes the pull and also moves a lot of clay. Its hard to see exactly what your left hand is doing or how it is positioned but it sure is effective, Would love to see a different camera angle and have you describe what you are doing, But I do appreciate what you have given us. You have obviously been doing this awhile as evidenced by your expertise. Thanks

Thank you so much. My student told me about the video and we tried it out, while making plates with rather hard clay. We were amazed on how easy it was to do!

improved version (better lighting mostly) coming soon!

Wow that is really nice! Thanks for the demo and tips!

very impressive

Using Laguna's "Rod's Bod" clay, which stretches nicely but does not like torque so, these tall & skinny vases are a bit of a challenge with this clay, fun to throw though.

Very cool road thanks for the video.

Awesome

I am on Aaron's team. He had a white belt for a year, and after the Pans he received his blue belt. He had 6 matches. Like a lot of us, Aaron has a wrestling background.

@doubleomc thats the pan ams bro

This jump to the opposite side is better when done one leg at a time. Not that you hop one get it over, then hop the other, but rather your legs should jump the near leg firstthen the other and they should both land one behind the other almost in unison but not quite. Makes the jump stronger and less likely to get caught in guard.