V-shaped Bowl - John Britt - 2011

[@mmhartung86]

And I love the little grin you get when you make the assignment at the end of each video "go make 447 of these" (grin). It's great, leaves your viewer with a smile also.

[@mmhartung86]

I've spent the last couple of days looking at all of these videos. Picked up a bunch of great tips. Thanks for posting them. I am a fan! Love your book also.

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Loved the two-rib technique.

[@bcherod8422]

That is one of my favorite forms. It is so elegant.

[@CrisisActorJonsiri]

It's like looking in the mirror for me. This demo is also the style I use: two metal ribs and V-Shapes 10 hours a day, 4 days a week using porcelain. I will start doing the material unification and flip over to stop the troublesome S-Cracks. Pure Genius!

[@emeraldile]

Beautiful! I've just started throwing this shape and love the way they look. I sometimes tear a piece of the rim, fold it back and cut two chopstick holes on the opposite side. I'm going to try your way now. Thanks!

[@tooknap]

thanks, john!

[@user-nw2nv9te1x]

What is the name of this material in which the pottery is immersed
Can it be manufactured at home?

[@bmsohal1]

Thanks I found this video when I throw bowls like this it starts wobbling near collar what do I do to fix that .pls help me

[@DirtKickerPottery]

Nice porcelain throwing. Lovely shape.

[@johnbrittpottery]

The Sign Guy, No they are for cone 10. Just google cone 6 recipes john britt.

[@johnbrittpottery]

Pass it on.

[@paulameredith4843]

You are great

[@happypotter1138]

Thank you

[@davidemolloy6593]

seems a liytle dangerous with ywo metal ribs at once om tje wheel kifs dont try this athome.