Nope but it looks like fun! But to be honest, a kiln has to be rather large (the walls thick to hold heat) and fire should be constant for two days then slow for half let it cool slow. Lots of charcoal and dry wood my friend! It’s no wonder that coal and oil were the industrial boom they were! Its like stored solar power! Green wood collected last week won’t work because it’s bad idk why Next time go shops pull them out of the fire like all look what I made! Tea pot you didn’t even make dozens of perfect little cups yeah man but you doing great work bro I’m happy to watch ads for you but you can have my membership money instead!
The most durable would be casting in a mold. Thickness grows over time passed. 2nd to throwing as you are in control of the thickness. In both examples the material is homogenous (one piece) . You could put a slab over a form for the same result. Put the form on the wheel and drape a slab over then shape and finish.
Good work !! ..greetings from Spain ! ;-) It all depends on the clay = Primary clay or kaolin: It is not very plastic, but it is the common component of clay pastes and glazes. Its glazed version, known as moloquita, is used in many clay pastes such as chamotte. Spherical clay: Secondary clay is also known by this name. In itself it is very plastic, too. When it is fired, it acquires a white color, which is one of the basic elements for the production of porcelain and earthenware. Earthenware: It is very difficult to find it in its pure state. In the usual cases, it is a mixture of secondary clay and other minerals that improve its quality. In its natural state it has a grayish color that turns white after cooking. Red surface clay: it is the most common among natural clays. Characteristic colored iron oxide, added to silica and clay, promotes vitrification. Refractory clay: it is known to be the one that was previously exposed to high temperatures. It is obtained from veins close to coal and can be used alone or mixed with other clays. It is also commonly used to make fire clay after it has been baked, ground, and reduced to grain. Bentonite: it is a mineral very similar to ceramic, which is usually added to various clays to improve plasticity.
I think making a pottery wheel would be more efficient than your current method. U could also utilise your water wheel to give power/movement to the pottery wheel thru some axels
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet When you do that, make sure you can swap it out for another tool. That water wheel could prove very useful for a grindstone so your tools can be more easily sharpened - after all, both should be the same shape anyways. Similarly it could be useful for grinding grain but perhaps its best to save the waterwheel for only the most tedious and essential tasks - it looks like you have other ways to deal with grain.
Apparently, the transmission of torque will need to be turned at least 1 time through 90 degrees, for this you need either a belt or gears .. Any of the methods requires a more powerful wheel ..
I've missed you a lot! You're one of my favorite channels by far! If you haven't made a pottery wheel, then maybe that could be your next build?? Using cement to make the wheel base and use rope and makeshift wood foot pedal to make it spin?? Would be an easier build out of cement rather than wood in my opinion and would greatly help in your pottery making skills and it would be faster to way to make pottery in my opinion...
crush the broken potery and mix them into your next batch, its called grog and prevents cracking. also you can make a primitive glaze by mixing wood ash, clay and water; dip and coat your unbaked pottery with this mixture and it will be more resilient and water resistent. cant really give more advice as we dont know the quailties of the clay you are working with.
I believe that if you bring up the temperature in the kiln slowly, the pottery is less likely to crack or break. On a side note, if there's enough clay available, I'd make clay roof shingles instead of using leaves for your roofing
Additionally, finding a way to make the clay cool down slowly would help too. Slower changes in temperature means less thermal shock, which creates less internal stress on the clay
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Dig a hole in the ground, put a wooden cross with a hole in the middle over the pit. Sit on the edge of the pit with your legs in the pit. At the bottom of the pit you have a large wooden disc with an axis. You can now turn this wooden disc with your legs and thus also turn the pottery wheel above for pottery.
I found that the coil method works really really well you basically roll out a thin line of clay and wrap it as big as you need for a bowl or a plate or a cup. You then smooth down the insides and outsides then fire it. it holds up really well. If you need to make candles you can integrate that with the coils and it creates a stronger bond at least in my opinion
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Crushing log buts of broken pottery to an almost powder and adding some to the clay- called grog- strengthens it. I don’t know how long you let dry before for firing. Must be dry. Chalky like when touched with tongue. You want it to be fully dry or it will crack in firing. Larger pieces do take longer to dry. I think you are doing a great job. Primitive kilns aren’t easy to master. They clay ratio and drying. It looks like you have the burn temps and kiln looks fantastic.
I miss u lot sir.. Please make some small videos often , so we are regularly watch your movements.. Upload every small video then we will happy to see your small moments
I have some clay pots picked up at yard sales, I made Zeer Pots out of them to keep things cool when the power goes out. it really paid off when Hurricane Michael, we was without power for 22 days, hit kept things cool that needed to be, also even helped out a neighbor about 4 houses away from us, we never really even talked, but both came up needed help, the woman was on medicine that needed to be kept cool so we let her put her meds in the zeer pot and he found some clay pots and showed him how to make a zeer pot
Youre lucky to find such a great quality clay nearby. And the resulting pottery looks really good, bravo! In fact, this handmade pottery you can sell for a good money.
Parabéns!!!! O senhor,tem maravilhosas habilidades, abençoadas por Deus!!! Sua criatividade, junto ao esforço mental e físico, o tornam, insuperável no planejamento das construções, sejam do lago...da casa...da hidráulica...etc... Essas cerâmicas...um trabalho...espetacular!!!
Also! Have you considered building yourself some form of Mattress with all that cotton? You could craft a bed mat like you did with those leaves and use cotton to put between two layers of those sheets to serve as a more comfortable bed? I was also thinking of a pillow as well. They're high levels of comfort, but having better sleep also means more energy 😅
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Man. I’ve watched every single video, literally. What a content. By the way for making potery, you mighr consider adding another circle for your feet that is connected to the main turning board. That’s how they used to do in my country. Might speed up the work flow.
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Pure clay will tend to crack when baked. Adding some reinforcement to the mix would be best, similar to how they add fiberglass fibers or rebar in concrete, the mix needs something in it to strengthen it. Also figuring out a way to coat the outside of the pottery with something could also add strength (similar to how enamel or glaze coatings are used. I am not sure of the materials you have at your disposal, might take some research and testing to figure out the best methods. Also, you might try making the pottery thicker at the bottom, the thicker the material the more stable it will be, especially at the base of the sides and bottom. Just a couple thoughts that come to mind.
Hey! So, for your clay, I have an idea. Why not build a pedal that works with the ropes you build to ease your Clay projects for the spinning plateform? I initially suggested using the Waterwheel with it, but you could also use a pedal to work on spinning the wheel. 😊 I think you could easily pull it off! Much love from Canada! 🇨🇦
Can you guys advise me on the simplest, most durable ways to make pottery from clay? Please!
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Nope but it looks like fun!
But to be honest, a kiln has to be rather large (the walls thick to hold heat) and fire should be constant for two days then slow for half let it cool slow.
Lots of charcoal and dry wood my friend! It’s no wonder that coal and oil were the industrial boom they were! Its like stored solar power! Green wood collected last week won’t work because it’s bad idk why
Next time go shops pull them out of the fire like all look what I made! Tea pot you didn’t even make dozens of perfect little cups yeah man but you doing great work bro I’m happy to watch ads for you but you can have my membership money instead!
The most durable would be casting in a mold. Thickness grows over time passed.
2nd to throwing as you are in control of the thickness.
In both examples the material is homogenous (one piece) .
You could put a slab over a form for the same result.
Put the form on the wheel and drape a slab over then shape and finish.
Looks like very trashy...
Let it be...
Good work !! ..greetings from Spain ! ;-)
It all depends on the clay =
Primary clay or kaolin: It is not very plastic, but it is the common component of clay pastes and glazes. Its glazed version, known as moloquita, is used in many clay pastes such as chamotte.
Spherical clay: Secondary clay is also known by this name. In itself it is very plastic, too. When it is fired, it acquires a white color, which is one of the basic elements for the production of porcelain and earthenware.
Earthenware: It is very difficult to find it in its pure state. In the usual cases, it is a mixture of secondary clay and other minerals that improve its quality. In its natural state it has a grayish color that turns white after cooking.
Red surface clay: it is the most common among natural clays. Characteristic colored iron oxide, added to silica and clay, promotes vitrification.
Refractory clay: it is known to be the one that was previously exposed to high temperatures. It is obtained from veins close to coal and can be used alone or mixed with other clays. It is also commonly used to make fire clay after it has been baked, ground, and reduced to grain.
Bentonite: it is a mineral very similar to ceramic, which is usually added to various clays to improve plasticity.
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I think making a pottery wheel would be more efficient than your current method. U could also utilise your water wheel to give power/movement to the pottery wheel thru some axels
yes, I will develop it in the future
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet can't wait to see that, the build then the use...
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet When you do that, make sure you can swap it out for another tool. That water wheel could prove very useful for a grindstone so your tools can be more easily sharpened - after all, both should be the same shape anyways. Similarly it could be useful for grinding grain but perhaps its best to save the waterwheel for only the most tedious and essential tasks - it looks like you have other ways to deal with grain.
Apparently, the transmission of torque will need to be turned at least 1 time through 90 degrees, for this you need either a belt or gears .. Any of the methods requires a more powerful wheel ..
actually for the amount of pottery he does a kick wheel makes more sense!!
I've missed you a lot! You're one of my favorite channels by far!
If you haven't made a pottery wheel, then maybe that could be your next build?? Using cement to make the wheel base and use rope and makeshift wood foot pedal to make it spin?? Would be an easier build out of cement rather than wood in my opinion and would greatly help in your pottery making skills and it would be faster to way to make pottery in my opinion...
He made a wheel that turned by hand. But the rope suggestion is good.
I just put a comment about a potty kick wheel and go watch a video on how to make one.
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Hey you were missed. Glad to see you are alive and well.
Don't worry, I'm still healthy
crush the broken potery and mix them into your next batch, its called grog and prevents cracking. also you can make a primitive glaze by mixing wood ash, clay and water; dip and coat your unbaked pottery with this mixture and it will be more resilient and water resistent. cant really give more advice as we dont know the quailties of the clay you are working with.
I believe that if you bring up the temperature in the kiln slowly, the pottery is less likely to crack or break. On a side note, if there's enough clay available, I'd make clay roof shingles instead of using leaves for your roofing
Additionally, finding a way to make the clay cool down slowly would help too. Slower changes in temperature means less thermal shock, which creates less internal stress on the clay
Приветствую вас из Москвы. Смотрю ваши ролики и каждый раз поражаюсь вашему мастерству👍👍👍💯 круто.
Missed this guy, he’s my favorite TH-camr of all time
YOU ARE THE NUMBER ONE PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY TH-camR!!! GREETINGS FROM COSTA RICA...
after more than 2 months of waiting finally thanks for your amazing videos buddy
I miss primitive technology channel a lot but thank god you are here with some interesting content..
I love that white clay. You use it so well. God Bless.
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Whooooooooooooooooooo!! My guy is back!!
I am so happy that you are safe and you are back hope to see you in your next videos keep safe and healthy
the man is a master of many skills its amazing to watch him work
Glad to see your still at it.
so good to see your new video. we missed you.
Greetings, friend from abroad! I do not know what country you are from. By chance I got on your channel and now I watch it with great pleasure. I appreciate your hard work and diligence, keep up the good work. Your work can be regarded as a visual aid. Sincerely, your subscriber from Russia.
Привет из Казахстана здоровья тебе удачи
watching for hours now hahaha i can't imagine myself watching for a long period of time..but i did, soooo muchh happy and contented to this vlog.. i feel like im with you going around and doing things.😁.ilove it sooo much.
In my opinion, you are the best primitive channel i love, most of you video are inspired,,and consistent whatever you do
Your shirt is lasting longer than i thoght.. but its your trademark.. keep it up.. you are my survival idol....
Dig a hole in the ground, put a wooden cross with a hole in the middle over the pit. Sit on the edge of the pit with your legs in the pit. At the bottom of the pit you have a large wooden disc with an axis. You can now turn this wooden disc with your legs and thus also turn the pottery wheel above for pottery.
Welcome back. We missed you last few weeks
I’ve missed you so much! A big pleasure to see you in action again.
Cheers from Catalonia.
welcome back Primitive Skills!!!
Yes, and yes..,nice to see you back..Wellcom
Whoa, you're back! I am very happy with the new video!
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I found that the coil method works really really well you basically roll out a thin line of clay and wrap it as big as you need for a bowl or a plate or a cup. You then smooth down the insides and outsides then fire it. it holds up really well.
If you need to make candles you can integrate that with the coils and it creates a stronger bond at least in my opinion
keep the spirit, we are always waiting for your interesting content
How did one man acquire all this knowledge? To be a master of primitive, and modern tech...amazing
Llevava tiempo que no sabía nada de ti, me alegra encontrar nuevos videos de mucha experiencia, enseñanza que usando tu imaginación e inteligencia hace, muchos éxitos en tú vida.
Wow is so nice to see you again!!!
Good you’re back I missed you so much
Nice. I love seeing your videos. People underestimate how dificult pottery is to make.
Crushing log buts of broken pottery to an almost powder and adding some to the clay- called grog- strengthens it. I don’t know how long you let dry before for firing. Must be dry. Chalky like when touched with tongue. You want it to be fully dry or it will crack in firing. Larger pieces do take longer to dry. I think you are doing a great job. Primitive kilns aren’t easy to master. They clay ratio and drying. It looks like you have the burn temps and kiln looks fantastic.
I miss u lot sir..
Please make some small videos often , so we are regularly watch your movements..
Upload every small video then we will happy to see your small moments
I have great day now thank you !
Glad to see you back!!
I enjoy watching every one of you videos. The pottery looks great. God bless.
Great work on the pottery with only a few things breaking given the "basic kiln" you can't set the temperature of to a set value.
I have some clay pots picked up at yard sales, I made Zeer Pots out of them to keep things cool when the power goes out. it really paid off when Hurricane Michael, we was without power for 22 days, hit kept things cool that needed to be, also even helped out a neighbor about 4 houses away from us, we never really even talked, but both came up needed help, the woman was on medicine that needed to be kept cool so we let her put her meds in the zeer pot and he found some clay pots and showed him how to make a zeer pot
Vc é um GÊNIO PARABÉNS MEU JOVEM!!!
الحمدالله على السلامه اشتقنا لك اتمنى تكون. بصحه وعافيه
We miss you! Greetings from Argentina!🇦🇷
best on the tube wish you uploaded more
Your going to need a kitchen and dining room for all of that!
عملا رائع جدا لقد انتضرنا الفديو خاصتك كثيرا ارجو نشر فديوات اكثر اعتني بنفسك اتمنى لك التوفيق 👍😍💖💖💖💖💖
wonderful work, always worth the wait!
Very nice pots
Welcome back! We missed you!
Que bueno el hombre es trabajador tienne una inteligencia unica como me gustaria estar en ese lugar soy Paraguaya
Youre lucky to find such a great quality clay nearby. And the resulting pottery looks really good, bravo! In fact, this handmade pottery you can sell for a good money.
I haven't thought about Vietnamese friends, what I care about is to use it for cooking, this is very good for me
Reuse broken pottery to make new pottery. Break down and grind it to dust. Mix with clay, add water, make new pottery!👍🏻😊
mantap, borneo indonesia hadir...
Vc é o melhor, seu trabalho é fantástico , 🇧🇷🇧🇷👋🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Parabéns!!!!
O senhor,tem maravilhosas habilidades, abençoadas por Deus!!!
Sua criatividade, junto ao esforço mental e físico, o tornam, insuperável no planejamento das construções, sejam do lago...da casa...da hidráulica...etc...
Essas cerâmicas...um trabalho...espetacular!!!
Also!
Have you considered building yourself some form of Mattress with all that cotton? You could craft a bed mat like you did with those leaves and use cotton to put between two layers of those sheets to serve as a more comfortable bed?
I was also thinking of a pillow as well. They're high levels of comfort, but having better sleep also means more energy 😅
Fine Arts in the wild.
Sensacional, parabéns!! Estava com saudades dos vídeos. Por favor poste com mais frequência 😉
Glad you’re back!
So happy to see a new video from you! Missed you.
Hola amigo que gusto meda vorber a ber tu excelente trabajo estoy esperando la continuación del estanques 👍
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Obgda Bom dia pra vc tbm Aprendo muito com vc
Impressive. Great job
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Man. I’ve watched every single video, literally. What a content. By the way for making potery, you mighr consider adding another circle for your feet that is connected to the main turning board. That’s how they used to do in my country. Might speed up the work flow.
O vídeo mais esperado do TH-cam, o melhor em habilidades primitivas. 👍👍👍💪🙏❤👏👏👏 Manaus, Amazonas, BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷😘🙋♀️👋👋👋 I love your vídeos, congratulations.
Excellent job and fantastic bowels!
Tava sentindo sua falta obrigado pela a legendado em português 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍❤🇧🇷
Pure clay will tend to crack when baked. Adding some reinforcement to the mix would be best, similar to how they add fiberglass fibers or rebar in concrete, the mix needs something in it to strengthen it. Also figuring out a way to coat the outside of the pottery with something could also add strength (similar to how enamel or glaze coatings are used. I am not sure of the materials you have at your disposal, might take some research and testing to figure out the best methods.
Also, you might try making the pottery thicker at the bottom, the thicker the material the more stable it will be, especially at the base of the sides and bottom. Just a couple thoughts that come to mind.
Fabulous! Here's an idea - maybe start making shelves and furniture for the inside? That would be really awesome
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Good work. You've made a lot of nice pottery.
After a 2month long time... good too see u again.
Gracias por la traducción y felicidades por las cosa maravillosas qué haces, saludos desde la Ciudad de México 🇲🇽
Eu também amo seus vídeos , amo a natureza , sou do Brasil , que bom está legendado
Very nice work!
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Que bom que postou amo seus vídeos estava ansiosa aguardando.
hes back! missed him
You IS a Wonderful Man!
Wow👌
Welcome back
You’re back 😊😊😊
Primitive Skills WON + 1 I LIKED HERE IN Brazil (SC) Santa Catarina… Balneário Gaivota ♥║ ☻ ...
Much respect.
Hey!
So, for your clay, I have an idea. Why not build a pedal that works with the ropes you build to ease your Clay projects for the spinning plateform?
I initially suggested using the Waterwheel with it, but you could also use a pedal to work on spinning the wheel. 😊
I think you could easily pull it off!
Much love from Canada! 🇨🇦
It is now time.for you to enter the industrial age!!!
Ufa... Que bom que voltou!
The king is back love you so much me god bless you. So much love from mangalore india ❤️🙏
Eu te admiro muito pela a sua habilidade em fazer algo que pra mim são fantasticas, e facinantes