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Another unsatisfying lid lapping video, smeared over with carborundum paste and ground until spinning true. A larger pot this time, reduction fire and still warm to the touch. A chunk of wood is used to loosen the lid, yet as I tap the side, I make sure I don’t make contact with any sharp angle, as this could chip the stoneware. Once loose, I pry the lid off, crack the last wadding away and given the lapping process. This is done with Chemical valve grinding paste, a technique shown to me by Lisa Hammond during my apprenticeship at Maze Hill Pottery, so many years ago now. It’s brushed on the underside of the lid and twisted in place, both by hand, and on the wheel, although it always feels better doing this in my hands, as if I have more control over where the pressure is applied, as it isn’t only up or down that I’m pushing. I also press the lid to the side and twist it at a 45-degree angle, both I can’t do in the same way on the wheel. Once lapped, is that a word? I wash the stuff off with hot soapy water and that’s the vessel finally finished. #asmr #satisfying #craft #pottery #handmade

Another unsatisfying lid lapping video, smeared over with carborundum paste and ground until spinning true. A larger pot this time, reduction fire and still warm to the touch. A chunk of wood is used to loosen the lid, yet as I tap the side, I make sure I don’t make contact with any sharp angle, as this could chip the stoneware. Once loose, I pry the lid off, crack the last wadding away and given the lapping process. This is done with Chemical valve grinding paste, a technique shown to me by Lisa Hammond during my apprenticeship at Maze Hill Pottery, so many years ago now. It’s brushed on the underside of the lid and twisted in place, both by hand, and on the wheel, although it always feels better doing this in my hands, as if I have more control over where the pressure is applied, as it isn’t only up or down that I’m pushing. I also press the lid to the side and twist it at a 45-degree angle, both I can’t do in the same way on the wheel. Once lapped, is that a word? I wash the stuff off with hot soapy water and that’s the vessel finally finished. #asmr #satisfying #craft #pottery #handmade

My hand carved porcelain maker’s mark that I use to stamp all of the pots I make. Made from a length of clay that’s pretty much bone dry, I carve a reflected version of my tiny ‘F’ with the tip of a needle. It’s finicky, unforgiving work but I enjoy the challenge. Porcelain shrinks upwards of 16%, which means this carved stamp will shrink considerably as it’s fired, it’s also a supremely strong material, so hopefully it’ll last a long time, as bisque fired marks can degrade with use, whereas this is glaze fired up to 1290ºC. I’ve always preferred small symbols on pots. Mine don’t obliterate the base or puncture the side of the pot, in fact mine are easy to miss, especially amongst all the blots of iron that litter the flashed orange stoneware. If you want to see more about this process, I’ve created a much longer, narrated video on YouTube that goes through the entire carving process, the glazing, the firing and more—it should be easily findable on the web by searching my name and ‘maker’s mark’. #porcelain #handmade #satisfying #detail #pottery

My hand carved porcelain maker’s mark that I use to stamp all of the pots I make. Made from a length of clay that’s pretty much bone dry, I carve a reflected version of my tiny ‘F’ with the tip of a needle. It’s finicky, unforgiving work but I enjoy the challenge. Porcelain shrinks upwards of 16%, which means this carved stamp will shrink considerably as it’s fired, it’s also a supremely strong material, so hopefully it’ll last a long time, as bisque fired marks can degrade with use, whereas this is glaze fired up to 1290ºC. I’ve always preferred small symbols on pots. Mine don’t obliterate the base or puncture the side of the pot, in fact mine are easy to miss, especially amongst all the blots of iron that litter the flashed orange stoneware. If you want to see more about this process, I’ve created a much longer, narrated video on YouTube that goes through the entire carving process, the glazing, the firing and more—it should be easily findable on the web by searching my name and ‘maker’s mark’. #porcelain #handmade #satisfying #detail #pottery

😍♥️#😎 #الاقارب #عقارب🦂🦂 #explor #☺️ #😁

😍♥️#😎 #الاقارب #عقارب🦂🦂 #explor #☺️ #😁

Throwing an angular bud vase form. The clay is centred, opened up, the shape drawn out with enough material left in the rim, which can then be thrown inwards to create the opening that slops downward slightly. The top edge is left rough. I’ll be trimming the entire outer shape anyway, so whether I chamois leather it smooth or not doesn’t make much of a difference at this point. Refining it to a sharper ledge will be much easier to do once the clay has turned leather hard over a day or two. At that point, the vessel is reattached to the wheel and trimmed. The walls thinned; the form finessed. This pot has now been glazed and is awaiting its turn in the gas kiln for a reduction firing to 1290ºC. #pottery #wheelthrownpottery #handmade #craft #WIP

Throwing an angular bud vase form. The clay is centred, opened up, the shape drawn out with enough material left in the rim, which can then be thrown inwards to create the opening that slops downward slightly. The top edge is left rough. I’ll be trimming the entire outer shape anyway, so whether I chamois leather it smooth or not doesn’t make much of a difference at this point. Refining it to a sharper ledge will be much easier to do once the clay has turned leather hard over a day or two. At that point, the vessel is reattached to the wheel and trimmed. The walls thinned; the form finessed. This pot has now been glazed and is awaiting its turn in the gas kiln for a reduction firing to 1290ºC. #pottery #wheelthrownpottery #handmade #craft #WIP

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و أنـتَ شـنـ‏ꪆ تسوين 😂🤣؟#CapCut #شعب_الصيني_ماله_حل😂😂

و أنـتَ شـنـ‏ꪆ تسوين 😂🤣؟#CapCut #شعب_الصيني_ماله_حل😂😂

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