125. Throwing a Tall Slim / Thin Bottle with Hsin-Chuen Lin

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[@glennr9913]

Very impressive how you kept the form perfectly straight the entire time. The profile never had even the slightest wiggle, except for the top 1", and you finished it off perfectly without trimming the lip. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us.

[@gopasen1658]

Your process has elegance and a meditative calmness....very inspiring

[@mudman00]

I have been potting for a couple of decades.....your work is exceptional....and your videos are most helpful. Thank you!!!!!

[@MABrody]

Thank you so much for all of these terrific videos. I am a beginner /aspiring potter and am learning so much from them. They are very inspiring and informative, and enjoyable to watch.

[@edwoo9348]

You really make it look so easy but it’s not. Great work!

[@SReeves337]

You make it look like magic. Thank you so much for your presentations and the information at the end of the video. All of your finished work is beautiful.

[@fusion-music]

Beautiful to see you work like that. Thank you.

[@Rotf1xCopter]

very impressed with how centered it is, at the end it doesnt even look like its moving

[@vanessaliu4217]

your work is just gorgeous!

[@marielossalazar]

I Love your work. Beautiful.

[@kobrilakkuma]

Oh my gosh, it must take a lot of skill to have such steady hands!

[@chopshop5968]

I admire your skill! Thanks, Lin!

[@nicodemus34]

Graceful as always.

[@auroraONZ]

i love your work! i inspires me every time i throw!

[@deborahwickham4662]

Beautifully done! Thank you, you are and inspiration!

[@bilbil7331]

I love to watch them work

[@michaelbenjii]

Thank you so much for these videos!

[@cavemandancer]

Thanks, fun to watch. Very unique technique.

[@desertblbuesman]

Thank you Mr. Lin

[@foxparader]

Wow! Beautiful!!

[@nuciide]

Thank you. Incredible work.

[@raygorish3089]

another thing to try - inspiring. many thanks for sharing.

[@laurelneth]

Beautiful!

[@clifforddalton3067]

love all your videos

[@hsinchuen]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@barbarawhite3527]

What skill!

[@clifforddalton3067]

The master at work :)

[@gailbancer1571]

Wow, thanks for measurements.

[@annepelletier5056]

Gorgeous

[@newpotter48]

Beautiful, as always! Could you show us how to throw some tea cups and saucers if you have time please? Making matching sets I find very tricky! Thanks.

[@credenza1]

I like the shape of the top.

[@porsche914v8]

Great video! I've been using your over-the-top "claw" collaring technique and it works great! I also use your thumb lift technique. How do you keep the bottom from twisting when you pull through to the top, do you leave more clay at the bottom? What if you wanted the cylinder narrower then you can get your hand down like say 3 inches? -BK

[@cobraki00]

Like a BOSS

[@gailbancer1571]

I like how you stand up and stabilize against your right thigh. Will try that! How many lbs and how tall is bottle?

[@Rotf1xCopter]

harder clay,
and the walls cant be thinner than a smaller piece becasue the weight would cause the walls to collapse.
if the walls were thinner on a larger piece then the structure would be less stable
the walls are probably slightly thicker, or the close to the same as usual.
however i think the clay is a little firmer plasticity

[@DirtKickerStudio]

cool :)

[@patnibs333]

at the end if it wasnt for the wheel you couldnt tell it was spinning its so centered

[@MironHoner]

how does this not collapse? it must be so thin to be that tall

[@oktanapottery]

I Love your work. Beautiful.