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So looking forward to seeing your journey with this! I had construction done that tore up my whole backyard and ended up getting a TON of wild clay out of it (It has to be at least 8 5-gallon buckets worth, I haven't stored it all away yet). I've been scouring the internet on how to process and fire it ever since. The composition of this clay looks super similar to mine (I'm in NJ), really elastic and soft. It works so well with hand-building, but it collapsed when I worked with it on the wheel. Did you put any sand/temper in it? From what I understand, it could possibly help prevent cracking when drying/firing and also help provide structure so it isn't so floppy when throwing

Dang i honestly would have thrown it in the reclaim, good on you mate. Ill have to be more patient and maybe try this myself from now on

Amazing! Thank you

Can't wait to see it fired!! Fire it soon!

Those look very nice!

Nice! Would like to see how it looks after firing.

The tutorial makes pulling so easy!

10/10 video! Thank you for posting this!

A huge help!!! Thank you

So glad I found you!! Great kiln load.

This is so helpful, im trying my own glazes at the moment, a hug from Chile.

If you don't have the machine, can you just wedge it?

Very good and clear explanations.

Never really been interested in pottery and stud but since I found you from the Darkness I real love pottery I still don’t do pottery but I love all the creations you can do with pottery! Keep up the great work! ❤❤

just found you t hanks for making videos

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Finally, someone called out important cons about low power at low speed. This shows that you really care and know what you are talking about. Thank you.

That bird booty though

Very satisfying

Hey man, great job on this video! Well paced and written. Interesting...You should do more like it!

That spiral on the bottom though.

Coming in clutch with the save.

Digging the chill background music.

Saw your interview on Darkened Cyrus. Awesome convo. I wonder if adding something like | Pottery Basics | to the end of your video would improve your SEO? I'll definitely check out the rest of your channel. I don't do pottery but I have always enjoyed watching artists and craftsmen at work.

good to know, very well made. thank you.. i just dont get how i went from what i was watching to this lol.

Your die seems to be a simple piece of ply wood and well used enough to a wear mark where it meets the extruded. Have you tried putting a thin piece of rubber in the wear marks? The rubber should act as a seal and prevent the bleed out. You can probably take some liquid gasket maker like permatex and paint it on if you don’t want to cut a piece of rubber.

This vid was random on my start page. I love it! I wish you all the best and keep up the work and passion for your hobby!

Thanks for the honest review. It's so hard to justify spending money on a wheel to see if I want to pursue pottery, so its good to know that this wheel would be a great way to introduce myself to the craft at home. You mention that five pounds of clay is kind of the max limit. If I wanted to get into bowl making would this one be a good fit?

One day I will attempt this. Thank you so much for sharing! :) Very informative!

Nicely done!

Beautiful!

Will you be doing more lives anytime soon?

Thank you Zebulon Pottery for the awesome video! I LOVE how this came out as well! Is there a name for the technique being used? It's very cool!

I have dabbled in pottery, but nothing too serious. I would say my favorite thing to make was a bowl shape. The cup shape takes so much more skill than I thought it would, you make it look much easier than it is.

Looks amazing! That stamp is so cool!

Very relaxing! You make this look so easy, but I know it isn't! Thanks for the inspiration!

I really appreciate this video. I’ve been considering buying one of these wheels but most of the videos I find are people who just bought it and used it once. It’s nice to hear from someone who has had it for a long time. I just started throwing and only plan on making smaller things like mugs, little bowls, and other things that don’t take much clay. I am definitely going to buy one of these wheels now though, so thank you!

Hey man! Great first live!

❤ Very relaxing and the final result was amazing! Thanks for sharing!❤

Thanks for the info!

Really great video!! Love the whole process! I’d love to see a full kiln opening! Saw some beautiful pieces in there!!

You’re incredibly skilled as always! I love the handle flair & the large handle being lifted upwards. The purple/pink color is gorgeous... I had a large handled purple coffee mug of yours that was my favorite mug yet I took it into the bathtub with me and accidentally knocked it over with the shower curtain. It was that awesome of a mug that I had to take it with me everywhere apparently. Lesson learned. I’ll have to visit your shop and get a new one soon! I love watching the process of the pottery being made and believe that it is encouraging to those who may want to learn themselves. It’d be nice to see more of your face for future reference.🖤☕️💜

❤ Great video! ❤ Thanks for sharing!

I really like that handle pull 😂😂 On a serious note, great video! ❤❤

Excellent mug, sir!

thats really cool

amazing

Love this video! Great tutorial!

Love it!

Great vid bro! I've always wanted to get my wedding band tatoo'd on as well, but just haven't taken the time to go do it