That was such a great demonstration. I will have to watch this several times to really get the technique down in my head. This makes so much more sense that making the pot and the lid separately. I will definitely try this technique. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment Tricia😊 I make many different types of “One Piece “ This inset lid is one of my favorite. I’m so glad you think my video is useful.
Thank you! This is very inspiring and helpful. I am sure it will take me a long time to successfully make something like this, but this video is very helpful for me as I learn. Your description is so clear and thorough!
Thank you for your comment Ludouglas 😊. When I’m using this method, the moment I put the lid back on the pot is something special for me. I feel “One Piece “ is completed.
Thank you for your comment Homebrewer😊 Great! That’s how I want to be. I learn something when I’m making posts. There is no end for this quest. Let’s enjoy.
I am a beginner. I am happy to found your video, looking forward to try this technique in near future. Thank you for the detailed explanation! All the best for you! Greetings from Austria :)
Thank you for your comment Troy😊 I’m very glad to hear my video is useful for other potters! I’m planning to post more videos in this year to communicate many potters in the world.
Thank you for your comment Natasha😊. This is fun technique!. If you master to double the thickness at the top part the possibility of making many other style of pots are waiting for you!
Beautiful work; the warmth and texture of the clay looks so wonderful. I have to say though, when I clicked on this vid at random, I totally misunderstood what you meant by One Piece (and I'm not even a fan, lol).
Thank you Anonymous😊 That ONE PIECE became too famous now. I love the story to quest the treasure “One Piece “ as I’m also on the quest to find the ceramic holly grail 😉
Thank you for your comment Sally😊. I’m not sure which tool you are calling “divider” . Maybe digital gauge? If so “online shopping!” Is the answer. It is inexpensive and useful.
Thank you for your question😊 There are four glazes in this video. all of them are made from raw material so there is no name and can not buy them, but left light green blue glaze is a celadon which you can get many recipes on line.
Thank you for your question Shrihartman.😊 . Trimming Spinner. You can buy ready made one on line which is silver looking disk. I use it in the “Double Walled Thermo Cup” video. This red top one I found in the nicknack shop. it was a spinner for spirit drinking game. It has an index finger shape attached originally. It works very well. Take a look of the other video and the size is good for you you can order online and very reasonable price.
Thank you for your question Keith😊 The pot and the lid are fired together. I use wax at the joint part and use only not runny glaze. The inside of the lip is glazed but the joint part was carefully waxed. some people recommend to fire separately. From my experience I prefer to fire together.
@@AlchemyCeramic The pot lip does looked glazed but that is excellent that you are able to make sure the lid doesn’t stick to the pot when firing. I know they need to be fired together because you have such a wonderful fit. I like this method and I am going to give it a try.
Thank you for your comment Sharone😊. I bought it on line. There are so many of them. You don’t need to buy expensive one. This is not special one but very useful.
That was such a great demonstration. I will have to watch this several times to really get the technique down in my head. This makes so much more sense that making the pot and the lid separately. I will definitely try this technique. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment Tricia😊 I make many different types of “One Piece “ This inset lid is one of my favorite. I’m so glad you think my video is useful.
Thank you for explaining this so clearly. I love how these pots turned out.
Thank you Jess’s😊 It is not difficult. please try to make.
I like the noodle on the splash tray rim!
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Thank you for inspiring me to experiment with new techniques in my pottery.
Thank you for your comment Remmary ☺️. This technique is so fun to use. please try!
I came for Luffy related content. I stayed for Alchemy :)
Thank you😄
Thank you! This is very inspiring and helpful. I am sure it will take me a long time to successfully make something like this, but this video is very helpful for me as I learn. Your description is so clear and thorough!
Thank you for your comment 😊 I’m happy to hear my video is useful for you. Please try to make at least 5 same pot at once. You will feel better.
@ thank you for the advice!!!
That is just so beautiful, especially the moment you put the lid in the gallery, and I thank you for showing us.
Thank you for your comment Ludouglas 😊. When I’m using this method, the moment I put the lid back on the pot is something special for me. I feel “One Piece “ is completed.
What a great idea, excellent explained and the result is amazing! Many thanks from Germany! 😊
Thank you for your comment 😊. I’m so glad I have a viewer in Germany🤩 This method is so fun to try. Please let me know when you tried.
Fantastic. I am a 87 year old still learning potter.
Thank you for your comment Homebrewer😊 Great! That’s how I want to be. I learn something when I’m making posts. There is no end for this quest. Let’s enjoy.
beautiful work and so inspiring!!
Thank you 😊 This is very good way to make a jar. Please try!
Really❤lovely. I have never seen this done before. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you 😊 I spend many hours to create this method. Please try, it works well.
I am a beginner. I am happy to found your video, looking forward to try this technique in near future. Thank you for the detailed explanation! All the best for you! Greetings from Austria :)
Thank you for your lovely comment Maha😊 . This is the first Tim e I’v received the comment from Austria🤩 Your comment is my motivation! Thank you!
Thank you. You have a very delicate touch to the clay.
Thank you for your comment Credenza😊
Amazing videos - really useful. Thanks so much for sharing😊❤
Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you so much. This technique is ingenious!
Thank you for your comment 😊. This technique gives good flow to the pot. I love to use this method.
Very nice video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for a great video.
Thank you for your support Duroucher 😊
Amazing video, thank you! I picked up some great tips from you about trimming I'll have to try out 😊
Thank you for your comment Troy😊 I’m very glad to hear my video is useful for other potters! I’m planning to post more videos in this year to communicate many potters in the world.
I’m going to try to make a set of those. Those are super cute.
Thank you for your comment Natasha😊. This is fun technique!. If you master to double the thickness at the top part the possibility of making many other style of pots are waiting for you!
What a pleasant pottery class! All the detail is very helpful, too.
Thank you for your comment Nota😊. please try to make this, it is fun method.
@@AlchemyCeramic I will try it. 😊
Beautiful work; the warmth and texture of the clay looks so wonderful. I have to say though, when I clicked on this vid at random, I totally misunderstood what you meant by One Piece (and I'm not even a fan, lol).
Thank you Anonymous😊 That ONE PIECE became too famous now.
I love the story to quest the treasure “One Piece “ as I’m also on the quest to find the ceramic holly grail 😉
I just found your channel. All of your videos are wonderful.
Thank you for your comment Janet😊 please let me know when you try. All of them I use and sell so very practical pots.
this was great demo, I would love to know where I cn get the dividers from?
Thank you for your comment Sally😊. I’m not sure which tool you are calling “divider” . Maybe digital gauge? If so “online shopping!” Is the answer. It is inexpensive and useful.
Amazing demonstration as usual. How much clay did you use to make this pot? Thank you
Hi Kelly😊 This is 700g.
Such beautiful jars!
Thank you MM😊
Thank you very much
My pleasure 😊
Amazing 🙏 thank you.
Thank you for your comment Robot 😊
I love your glazes! What are they?
Thank you for your question😊 There are four glazes in this video. all of them are made from raw material so there is no name and can not buy them, but left light green blue glaze is a celadon which you can get many recipes on line.
@@AlchemyCeramic thank you so much!
♥ this. Thank you..
Thank you for your comment 😊
Grácias por cmpatir tu arte
De nada😊
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for your comment Ana😊
Hello, thank you. What is the trim tool called that has the red top, please??
Thank you for your question Shrihartman.😊 . Trimming Spinner.
You can buy ready made one on line which is silver looking disk. I use it in the “Double Walled Thermo Cup” video. This red top one I found in the nicknack shop. it was a spinner for spirit drinking game. It has an index finger shape attached originally. It works very well. Take a look of the other video and the size is good for you you can order online and very reasonable price.
Thank you very much for your reply. @@AlchemyCeramic
Amazing
Thank you😊
I am assuming these are not fired together as the bottom inside lip looks glazed. Am I correct?
Thank you for your question Keith😊 The pot and the lid are fired together. I use wax at the joint part and use only not runny glaze.
The inside of the lip is glazed but the joint part was carefully waxed.
some people recommend to fire separately. From my experience I prefer to fire together.
@@AlchemyCeramic The pot lip does looked glazed but that is excellent that you are able to make sure the lid doesn’t stick to the pot when firing. I know they need to be fired together because you have such a wonderful fit. I like this method and I am going to give it a try.
And thank you for the wonderful demo.
excellent
Thank you 😊
Where did you buy your measuring tool for the lid and gally?
Thank you for your comment Sharone😊. I bought it on line. There are so many of them. You don’t need to buy expensive one. This is not special one but very useful.
@@AlchemyCeramic I don't know what you call it, to look it up. Thanks
Digital Caliper is the name. Mine was about £8. it is very good for the price. I’m in UK. It may be called Electric Gauge in other countries.
How many kg clay did you use?
700g☺️
Mashallaha
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Looks like a shimpo wheel.
Yes it is Simple whisper. I love this wheel. it is very quiet and lightweight with power.