I love watching your videos and how your brain works. It definitely motivates me to just move forward and not stress about perfection or get stuck and just stop because my project isn’t coming to life EXACTLY how I envisioned it.
Love the fact you used Pelican Case Grid Foam for storage on your Fireball Island game! Thank you for sharing your work in ceramics too! You have so much vital knowledge!
When you open TH-cam and see a new episode of Fireball Island! So cool to see it in a playable state at last. I'm hoping to see some footage of the game being played when it's all ready and done. Hope you had a blast playing it finally. Wishing the best for 2023 to you.
Love seeing these videos! Can't wait for the next installment. As a fellow chronically busy person I really relate to these project videos on a personal level haha
I’m sure it’s safe to say that we all appreciate whatever content that you have to add to this series, maybe even a playthrough? Or at least a complete walkthrough of the final project completed. Thanks!
Ha! Yeah - the Woodpecker tools are pretty pricey, but extremely well made. I wait till they have sales (their sales are great!) and snap them up then.
Hey, i have a clay question, im new to pottery, and cant find an answer online. Not sure if I'm wording it correctly... So i bought this clay, (amaco #38 white stoneware) and it says its to be fired at cone 5- cone 10. Does that mean i can fire between the two?? It says better fit for cone 5 but makes an excellent cone 10. So idk whats best to use .can i go to cone 6? . and not sure what to bisque it at and then to fire it at. Im sure it depends on the type of glaze i use, but idk what is best to do before i invest all this money buying glazes.. i plan to do dinnerware items then some sculpture ideas and garden items as well.
Good question! I’d give Amaco a call and talk with their clay makers. They are super helpful, and I’m guessing they will tell you that the clay can fire anywhere between cone 5 and 10. The big question is, what temperature does it vitrify at (that is the point where it will no longer absorb water). The clay body I use can go between cone 5-6, but works/feels best at cone 6.
I look forward to every Fireball Island video. I’m secretly hoping it never gets finished.
😂 a good project is never really done!
Same here😂. Plus, I wanna see some video of you guys playing this!
I love watching your videos and how your brain works. It definitely motivates me to just move forward and not stress about perfection or get stuck and just stop because my project isn’t coming to life EXACTLY how I envisioned it.
Thank you! I’m definitely learning to not chase the ideal image I have in my head - it can be hard at times 😅
Love the fact you used Pelican Case Grid Foam for storage on your Fireball Island game!
Thank you for sharing your work in ceramics too! You have so much vital knowledge!
Thanks for watching!
When you open TH-cam and see a new episode of Fireball Island! So cool to see it in a playable state at last. I'm hoping to see some footage of the game being played when it's all ready and done. Hope you had a blast playing it finally. Wishing the best for 2023 to you.
Happy new year to you! I’ll definitely have some gameplay in the finale ☄️
Love seeing these videos! Can't wait for the next installment. As a fellow chronically busy person I really relate to these project videos on a personal level haha
Ha! Thank you!
So great! Thank you for sharing the build! Can't wait to see you and your friends play...with a few mai tais, of course. Cheers!
I’ll definitely show some game play in the finale!
Would LOVE to see you actually play this. Even if it was sped up.
Definitely will do just that in the last episode!
So glad you got it to a playable state. Have a Wonderful New Year. Best wishes.
Thank you! Happy new year!
I’m sure it’s safe to say that we all appreciate whatever content that you have to add to this series, maybe even a playthrough?
Or at least a complete walkthrough of the final project completed.
Thanks!
Fantastic suggestions! I’ll definitely do all of that in the final episode of the fireball project ☄️
Thank you for another year of letting us watch your craft. Can't wait to see what you have in store for 2023. Happy New Year!
Happy new year!
You keep apologizing for the mess while being in the cleanest most orderly shop I've ever seen lol
😂 - it feels messy to me!
Me: "Wow, that looks like an expensive cordless drill". Also me: Sees price of drill guide it's attached to. 👀 LOL
Ha! Yeah - the Woodpecker tools are pretty pricey, but extremely well made. I wait till they have sales (their sales are great!) and snap them up then.
I edited the description with info on how I stalk Woodpecker tools for their great sale prices 😂
Love this project. So happy to see your excitement for the game.
Thank you! It was SO FUN to play!
There he is!
Could have lasered the foam! just make sure you pick the right type and vent properly.
Totally!!
I always love your excitement! Happy New Year to you and yours.
Thank you - happy new year!
Hi. How are you? Can't wait for the next video :)
Soon! I’ve been working on the final touches to the game 🤞
I’m never this early. Lol. First?
Well done! 🌟
Hey, i have a clay question, im new to pottery, and cant find an answer online. Not sure if I'm wording it correctly... So i bought this clay, (amaco #38 white stoneware) and it says its to be fired at cone 5- cone 10. Does that mean i can fire between the two?? It says better fit for cone 5 but makes an excellent cone 10. So idk whats best to use .can i go to cone 6? . and not sure what to bisque it at and then to fire it at. Im sure it depends on the type of glaze i use, but idk what is best to do before i invest all this money buying glazes.. i plan to do dinnerware items then some sculpture ideas and garden items as well.
Good question! I’d give Amaco a call and talk with their clay makers. They are super helpful, and I’m guessing they will tell you that the clay can fire anywhere between cone 5 and 10. The big question is, what temperature does it vitrify at (that is the point where it will no longer absorb water). The clay body I use can go between cone 5-6, but works/feels best at cone 6.