235. Learning Basic Trimming for Beginners with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春
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Again I love the way you teach👍
What a wonderful, practical inspired teacher you are. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge
You are welcome!
These tips are GOLD!!
You are a great teacher. I enjoy watching all of your videos.
Thank you for your excellent demonstration! I am not a beginner potter but always good to see your good basic skill building techniques!
Thank you for this video! I enjoy my pottery class very much, but dont get very much instruction from my teacher, so this is great to watch! :D
Watch lots of videos. Keep practicing to find the techniques that work for you, and keep trying new things. You will get there!
Such an awesome teacher. Wish I still live in the Bay Area so I can take your classes.
Thank you so much for all of your videos.. Your detailed explanations and attention to details are very helpful.
So useful, thank you for the clear instruction!
Wow this really simplifies it for me! Thanks!
I was wondering how to make the foot smoother, definitely don't want my bowls scratching the table. Thanks!
Very helpful!!!!
Another great tutorial. Thanks!
You are killing me when you keep centering this pot! I'm like: NOOOOOOO! It's centered! Start trimming!! (Only because centering is hard for me. Thanks for the tutorial!)
Rebecca, Hsinchuen is a pottery God, if he feels something is not centered. . . It isn't!!!
I used muy teacher trimming equipment. She sharpens hers. Wow, so much easier to use.
Thank you so much for your videos! Your tips and tricks are all so helpful!
I am wondering if you can share where you get your pottery tools in Taiwan? I’m visiting Taiwan end of the year and would love to go shop for some pottery tools!
I designed and made some fine pottery. If you’re interested in, feel free to visit my shop. www.etsy.com/shop/Hsinchuen
Very detailed presentation. Where do you have your studio for classes.
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