How to Throw a bottle on the wheel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- #pottery #wheelthrown #ceramic
this is an intermediate video on how to throw bottle forms. before this video I highly suggest that you should have watched my video on how to choke and call her a cylinder of clay as the primary skills that you will need to make bottles on the wheel.
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Always an honor to hear my music in your videos! Thanks for using it! Keep them going!
Ryan Little Nice music
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I am just getting started with pottery and your channel has been the most helpful I've come across. Thank you for making things so beginner-friendly!!
Dante, so good. Thanks for sharing. Long time viewer first time commenter.
It’s been almost 20 years since my last class as a potter, but almost 20 years teaching clay without a wheel.
Your videos are great! You have helped me a lot to shore up this long forgotten skill and help me be able to share wheel throwing with others! Thank you.
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You really make it look easier then it is doing it myself...but thank you for the info
Yep, I am one of those people, some days, other days I'm a mughugger, or I hold the mug with the handle on the opposite side of where my hand is, or at the back when I'm holding it with both hands (super-squeezy mughug) or I hold the mug like the Japanese hold their yunomi or other tea drinking vessels... You got it, I'm not very consistent...
awesome tutorial, thanks!!
Excellent video D
Lid is made up of what material
Thank you! That is my challenge for today. What weight of clay did you use please? And is it stone or earthenware? I'm just trying to get used to what I should be achieving with different amounts of clay, now less of it is flying off the wheel head!
This is pretty much porcelain and I do not weigh my clay
@@EarthNationCeramics Thanks! I am not good with porcelain, it is like throwing ice cream!
I feel like it might be helpful to explain why you need that last pull on the bottle after chocking the top. I am sure you know, but other dirty potteries might not. When chocking the clay, you are basic compressing the shape and the wall getting thicker as you do this. A small increase in wall thicken is not a big deal, but the extra clay is there to add height or shape, so why not. In future videos, if Donte cover more extreme pushing out, it is likely he would cover the reverse effect. Ei, don't make very thin walls the try to double the diameter of the pot.
are these bottles able to hold internal pressure? could you use these for storing alcohol when home brewing?
Yes, that is what ceramics was traditionally used in the east and Middle East
what clay do you use?
I'm moving between about four different types of clay. Usually redstone, bmx, porcelain and a stoneware clay