Excellent demonstration. You say exactly what to do and how to do it, without going on with unnecessary words. You made this 4 years ago and I haven't seen any better communicator in clay.
I like how you explain that several tools could be used to achieve the same result. As a beginner I have spent so much money on fancy tools I don't even know how to use properly.
I made positive molds like yours, but the pots shrink and crack before going leather hard. The mold doesn't allow shrinkage. I made negative molds...no shrinkage cracks. The negative mold, also, just works better through the whole process and makes a nice smooth outer surface. The lip of the pot can be cut off at the top of the mold perfectly. Michael
if you have a problem with it sticking you can use a *damp* fine cotton cloth (like "flour sack" cloth) and smooth it over the mold (making sure there are *no* big bumps or folds in the cloth) before stretching the slab out over the mold, then when you go to turn it out the cloth will come away with the bowl and you can peel it out after. Doing this can make for more finishing work, but that can be minimized or eliminated by being careful when placing the cloth.
Excellent demonstration. You say exactly what to do and how to do it, without going on with unnecessary words. You made this 4 years ago and I haven't seen any better communicator in clay.
Very clear instructions. Your students are lucky to have you as their teacher.
I like how you explain that several tools could be used to achieve the same result. As a beginner I have spent so much money on fancy tools I don't even know how to use properly.
You're a good teacher Mr. Rodenkirk.
One has to be a mean spirited cretin to go to the trouble of throwing a dislike on this.
Отличный урок и объяснения! Благодарю вас сердечно за такую доступность и понятность! Успехов вам в этом добром деле!
Great tutorial. Very clear instruction. 👏👏👏
I made positive molds like yours, but the pots shrink and crack before going leather hard. The mold doesn't allow shrinkage. I made negative molds...no shrinkage cracks. The negative mold, also, just works better through the whole process and makes a nice smooth outer surface. The lip of the pot can be cut off at the top of the mold perfectly. Michael
Muito obrigada por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.
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Very clear instructions. What type of clay did you use for this project? Thanks.
How do you get it to dry without warping? I haven’t mastered that yet with this technique.
Why does yours just pop out and mine always sticks lol ???
if you have a problem with it sticking you can use a *damp* fine cotton cloth (like "flour sack" cloth) and smooth it over the mold (making sure there are *no* big bumps or folds in the cloth) before stretching the slab out over the mold, then when you go to turn it out the cloth will come away with the bowl and you can peel it out after. Doing this can make for more finishing work, but that can be minimized or eliminated by being careful when placing the cloth.
You might need more drying time:)
Did you make the mold or buy it? Could you do a video on making the molds?
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Thanks for your video but you make it seem that the viewers are idiots.