How to Make Ceramic Pouring Bowls - ASMR Edition

Here's this week's ASMR version of my latest video that's all about making pouring bowls. If you'd prefer to watch the fully narrated edition, where I speak about each step shown, you can see it here: • How Well Will These Bo...
We're revisiting an older video this week. Previously, I only showed the throwing and trimming of these pouring bowls, but this week I'll be covering their entire creation from soft clay, to the finished, reduction fired pieces, including a pouring test to see how well they perform. Thanks for watching!
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🤲🏻 • How to centre clay: • How to Center Clay - A...
🔥 • How to reduction fire: • Packing, Reduction Fir...
🏺 • You may also be interested in my 'A Beginner's Guide' series, which you can find here: • How to Throw a Pot - A...
Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction & preparing clay
1:07 - Attaching the batts & throwing the bowls
4:00 - Pulling the spouts
6:23 - Trimming the bowls
8:09 - Packing the electric kiln for a bisque firing to 1000ºC
8:44 - Waxing the bases of the bowls
9:34 - Glazing the bowls
10:43 - Tidying up the glazed bowls the following day
11:55 - Loading the ROHDE KG-340 gas kiln
12:22 - Reduction firing the gas kiln
13:19 - Unpacking the gas kiln
14:54 - TESTING the pouring bowls
16:09 - Clean up
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[@GoingtoHecq]

Your hand gesture for making the spout in the opening clip is hilarious

[@IsItOver-xhkx]

It’s nice watching this after the video where you explain it. Learn from the video with talking, and then just relax and appreciate with this ASMR version ❤️

[@nadinebomans9849]

Merci de montrer une partie de votre technique, c’est un vrai plaisir de les regarder 😊❤

[@donnamisso1601]

❤❤❤ them. Amazing craftsmanship. TY

[@georgekingceramics]

Lovely !
Do you do anything to the wooden table boards which you work from, like linseed oil etc ?

[@floriangadsby]

Nothing for my ware boards, and for my main workbench, I’ll sand and oil it once or twice a year, if that. I want it be relatively absorbent so clay doesn’t stick and smear over it as I wedge. Eventually, I’ll flip the tabletop over and use the other side, but I’ve still got a good few years to go before that.

[@georgekingceramics]

@@floriangadsby thank you ! 😊

[@user-nx7qe3gl7i]

動画ありがとうございました。

[@potterymaker793]

How are you dear