Thank you for your comment Thea😊. When I trim the pot I made a hole on the lid top. It should be big enough for the string after firing. I fold the string and push the loop from the inside of the lid. I knot both side to secure the string. I hope it helps you.
My small throwing batt is attached to the wheel top firmly but is is not completely centre because I can not use tap centering. There are 2 pins sticking out on the wheel for securing large throwing batt which get in the way when I do tap centering for small batt. For that reason I place the small batt as center as position by eyes but it is always a bit off center. so when the wheel spin it looks wobbly but it is fixed well so clay can be on the center. I hope it makes sense, it is hard to explain 😅
@@AlchemyCeramic today I watched someone throwing small cups "off the hump." The hump was VERY wobbly, but her cups at the top were perfectly centered, so apparently it's possible to throw centered pots on a wobbly base.
Such elegance and simplicity in your pieces right from the process of making to the final artifact.I am tempted to do all your projects
Thank you for your comment 😀 Please try to make all🥰 I will be very happy !
Very nice. I like the string on the lid.
Thank you for your comment Gabriel.😊
I really like this and will try it out
This is fun to make😊
Great work . Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your comment. please let me know when you made one😊
Beautiful work. Thank you for this video. I learn so much from you!
Thank you for your comment 😊. Your comment gives me the motivation to make the videos.
Thank you! I love your videos
Thank you for your kind comment 😊 I am glad my video can be useful for some people.
How did you put the string on top?
Thank you for your comment Thea😊. When I trim the pot I made a hole on the lid top. It should be big enough for the string after firing.
I fold the string and push the loop from the inside of the lid.
I knot both side to secure the string.
I hope it helps you.
Your clay is straight, but your bat is wobbly. How is that possible?
My small throwing batt is attached to the wheel top firmly but is is not completely centre because I can not use tap centering. There are 2 pins sticking out on the wheel for securing large throwing batt which get in the way when I do tap centering for small batt. For that reason I place the small batt as center as position by eyes but it is always a bit off center. so when the wheel spin it looks wobbly but it is fixed well so clay can be on the center.
I hope it makes sense, it is hard to explain 😅
@@AlchemyCeramic today I watched someone throwing small cups "off the hump." The hump was VERY wobbly, but her cups at the top were perfectly centered, so apparently it's possible to throw centered pots on a wobbly base.
As long as the part you are going to make a cup is steady and centered, yes wobbly base is not a big issue.