We're Building An Art Studio On A Budget & Bringing A $2000 Pottery Wheel Back To Life!

In today’s video, join us as we undertake the exciting project of building an art studio on a budget! Watch us get creative and resourceful, transforming a simple space into a vibrant workplace for all our artistic endeavours. Plus, we bring an old $2000 pottery wheel back to life and show you the entire restoration process! Whether you're an art enthusiast, a DIY lover, or just looking for some inspiration to make the most of your space, this video is for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more creative content!
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First timers watching and subscribing to your channel. I (Tom), a retired university ceramics teacher in Southern California. I may have access to resources that would help in your ceramics business for no cost to you. Jan and I have relatives in Pearce, AZ that we spend time with during the year and could deliver them if you are near their area. You will need lots of professional help if a wood fired kiln is in your future. Raku firing is great but to make money you will eventually need food and drink holding vessels requiring bisque and cone 5-6 glaze firing. I may be able to give some help to you in this area. There are other good options for glaze firing that I have discovered. Keep up the hard work. Tom and Jan

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@janicedunn895 hey Tom and Jan, thank you for the offer! I'm only about a year in to my ceramic journey so any advice or help is very welcome.
I do take classes at our local university and have access to their cone 6 bisque, electric, and gas kiln. That's where the bulk of my firing happens. I have a couple old broken electric kilns that I'm hoping to convert into gas kilns.

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@@TerraformTogether Classes at a local university are a good start to your clay journey and it gives you access to kilns. Learn all you can. I fired bisque and glaze with propane in rural settings and was very pleased with the results. Having old kilns for conversion is also a good alternative to have available. You are on the right path. Good luck. Tom

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@@janicedunn895 thank you :)