Trimming Feet On Cups
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2020
- Trimming Feet... Bet you thought that wouldn't happen here! Haha
I really enjoyed making these and hope you enjoy watching it.
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Tools used today:
Trimming Spinner
Half Dome Trimming Tool
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Wow! The umbrella stand is beautiful!!
Great quote. Lovely trimming
That umbrella stand is amazing!
Nice to see you step out of your comfort zone.
I think you did a great job. Once you’d done the first couple you were flying. Well done
I am so pleased that you decided to trim the feet and you did a terrific job. Bravo!
I’ve wanted you to do this for so long☺️ they look great!
I’m proud of you for trying something new on camera. You are so correct it is a most difficult thing to do and you faced the challenge head on. Great Job. 👍
riots, wild fires, pandemic, hurricanes and now MK is trimming feet on cups, when will the insanity end?! Thanks for sharing Matthew.
Yep. 2020 keeps on giving
Hope to see a few of those up on the sale -- 👍🏼
Awesome video Matthew. I've gotten to the point where I really like trimming. In fact, I love beginning my day in the studio with some trimming, and I'm disappointed when I don't have anything to trim first thing in the morning 😂.
Great video 👍
Now that you don't need to be a "production potter" and that you are a one man band now, I excited to see you doing something new [to you] as in trimming :) I am excited to see this Matt. Of course this does take far more time than the way you've always produced your pots BUT it certainly can make your pots more interesting at the bottom. I know you have to get a move on with the wood firing coming up in a few weeks SO maybe you won't be able to trim so many pots THIS time! But after the next wood firing I know you'll be able to do a lot more trimming :) As with throwing, there are many exciting ways of trimming that I know you will discover and be very excited about.
Trimming spinner???? Now that might help my efforts.
Nice "first" try Matt.
I've watched this video several times now and would like to offer a "little help" to you in your new pursuit Matt.
If you get time and would like to get some excellent tips on trimming, you might want to watch
"Hsin-chuen Lin" on youtube. He covers not only trimming but lots of other helpful advice and tips.
I've been following Hsin for a few years now, and like yourself, he is an excellent potter and tutor and I'm sure you will gain A LOT by watching him ok! You always look for inspiration right? I think we all do.
When you throw with the intention of trimming a pot, concentrate on the inside shape and that you will eventually trim to `mirror` this shape on the outside!
As I can't throw thin like you do, most of my pots `have` to be trimmed because of this. I've become a bit of a "dab hand" at trimming. Following the inside shape to the outside seems like a necessary factor in ending up with a good trim and a balanced pot [shape and weight].
I noticed the bottom part of your pots that's left as bear clay on your "slip carved pots". Personally I would put a thin line to separate them [as in Hsin's advice]. I also quite often "chatter that part too".
I'm sure as you trim more pots you will get much better at it Matt and please watch Hsin ok?
Thanks for the video, it was `especially` interesting to me being someone that always trims. Good luck Matt.
I trust that you won't find my advice offensive or belittling Matt! I only ever want to help others ok.
Yes, I like this, so funny. It's hard when people are watching, anxiety can build,, I normally don't trim either but just had to. If I can do it I know you can. And look with a chuck too. Never seen one of them Dimond Core trimming spinners, will have to get one, looks like it will preserve nice wire marks. Nice slipped cups and the umbrella stand too.
The cups turned out great! How dry is that chuck? Could you lug the cup to the chuck?
Ta!
Awesome umbrella stand. What trimming mugs? You rocj
I want to be as good as you throwing without feet, (or any trimming).
Trimming the foot is my nightmare.. I want to make cup/bowl with the little outward foot while throwing.. think I need a better trimming tool
The tools could help but I do my feet while throwing with my rib and my fingers. I hardly ever trim. This video was a rare exception.
@@MatthewKellyPottery I know!! I watch all your videos and have seen you do that but when I try, it goes awry..but Ill keep trying! Thank you so much for your videos, you and Jon and vaughn are great for learning skills
I love them. You should have more confidence.
What is the purpose of the trimming spinner
Allows you to press down and hold it in place
That shape calls for a trimed foot some shapes do not !
OK. Who are YOU? And what have you done with Matthew Kelly?
Podcast? Which one?
It was Joe Rogan talking with Mike Tyson. Haha
Matthew Kelly Pottery here I was thinking you’d been a guest on The Potters Cast or Wheel Talk and I’d missed it! Great job on the feet, btw. I dislike trimming feet, even with the giffin grip, not always straight and haven’t mastered tap centering...but as always, will keep practicing!
Haven’t been a guest on those yet. Maybe one day.
The hairstyle is not very good, but the Potter is cool! )))
Hahaha
The potter is very cool, extremely useful too!
He has young boys and they all have this hairstyle at some point. I have no room to talk, I couldn't pull that off if you know what I mean. :)
Will you put a foot on your mugs too? I don't.
Most likely not. I’ll start with a few select things like these and some styles of bowls and see where it goes from there.