This is a very informative video. I have had a difficult time figuring out the leather analogy because different leathers move differently. Seeing the scratches and how the slab should stand on its side were especially helpful. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Very useful infomation, I make a mess since i didnt realize about the canvas on the wood,and also the rolling stick that i get was made of hard plastic,so the clay got stick on it,and stick to the wood surface as well,,the wood strips: .5cm (less than 1/4 inch),the only issue that still remain is that the clay strips to soft bend and crack,and if i let them dry a bit they crack all over
Właśnie takiego opisu z przykładami szukałem. Czy glina wyschła już wystarczająco, aby nie utraciła swojego kształtu czy już za bardzo i nie da się z nią pracować. Dziękuję za podzielenie się doświadczeniem!
It would be more helpful if you would have had the variables consistent. Using hours first of all and explaining your location to identify possible humidity. Then not covering again with plastic prior to the last demonstration. You needed to use the clay you were holding out for amount of water as your example.
Hi Aaron, 3 questions 1- can you please advise how long should I wait to get the best dry clay to build a bonsai pot 2 - I have no idea how to make clay slip can you please help? 3 - can you please shear with us a printable template? thank you so much !
This is a very informative video. I have had a difficult time figuring out the leather analogy because different leathers move differently. Seeing the scratches and how the slab should stand on its side were especially helpful. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Most informative video ever for beginners like me. Thank you so much.
Extremely informative and well put together to explain leather hardness and ranges around it.
This is just what I was looking for! Thank you tremendously!
Thank you sooo much. I had no idea I needed it to be leather hard to start working with it.
Very helpful. I was wondering what leather hard meant just this morning. Thanks
Thank you so much.. it's really helpful for beginners like me
This was incredible thank you
cool!
Hi there! Thank you so much. Just about everyday I walk a tight rope with this very thing.
What clay body are you demonstrating?
Chris, I believe that's Standard 112 (brown stoneware)
This was so so helpful! Thank you!!
Very useful infomation,
I make a mess since i didnt realize about the canvas on the wood,and also the rolling stick that i get was made of hard plastic,so the clay got stick on it,and stick to the wood surface as well,,the wood strips: .5cm (less than 1/4 inch),the only issue that still remain is that the clay strips to soft bend and crack,and if i let them dry a bit they crack all over
Thank you.
Właśnie takiego opisu z przykładami szukałem. Czy glina wyschła już wystarczająco, aby nie utraciła swojego kształtu czy już za bardzo i nie da się z nią pracować. Dziękuję za podzielenie się doświadczeniem!
Jestem bardzo szczęśliwy, że mogłem pomóc.
Thanks good information ♥️
Why I can not paddle a bone dry body of clay?
Bone dry clay, by definition, is no longer flexible and plastic so paddling or any other attempt to manipulate it will likely result in a break.
Very helpful, thank you 🙏
Thank you, that was very helpful. :)
It would be more helpful if you would have had the variables consistent. Using hours first of all and explaining your location to identify possible humidity. Then not covering again with plastic prior to the last demonstration. You needed to use the clay you were holding out for amount of water as your example.
informative video. thanks.
very helpful as always :)
Hi Aaron, 3 questions
1- can you please advise how long should I wait to get the best dry clay to build a bonsai pot
2 - I have no idea how to make clay slip can you please help?
3 - can you please shear with us a printable template?
thank you so much !