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YESSIR!!! after easily 2+ hours wasted listening to fruitcakes yammer about either european weather or cartoon references, i come across this glorious 6 minute video of pure information. Majorly appreciate this concise and demonstrative video, king!

How much water do you add ?

I really enjoy watching your videos. I love this whistle!!!! I could watch you make water whistles all day. LOL! I'd love to see you work on others.

Thank you!

Good work sir

Wow you literally saved my life with the part about scraping a clay ring off! Thank you so much!

Wow I finally get it 😅 Thank you!!❤

Great tutorial! Thank you!

Your videos are so helpful Please continue on this channel

Love that teapot. I'm waiting for some roofing felt to arrive, to make templates out of. Nice work.

Great instruction and great camera set up, thank you

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Beautifully explained! Can’t wait to try your ‘countdowns’! Like the word ‘stagger’ too!? Paints a great picture of what needs to be done! Thanks.

This video is so helpful, thank you! Quick question, are you pulling with your hands positioned around 5 o’clock?

That is good trick I’m gonna try 3,10,3,3. And thanks for showing my what I think I’m doing wrong

6 years gives me hope!

Спасибо! Потрясающая видео ❤

Can the hole in the top of the head be made through the beak of the bird instead?

It took me 4 tryes to make these types of water whistles just from seeing one in Peru. Now I can really offer this option to my students. My problem was with the blow tube and sound hole; needed they little pice of rice to push the air up and out under the sound hole. And using the wire is to cut the angle is better then a razor blade. Thanks!

This is really helpful. The wave analogy especially, as I’ve been pulling off clay while pulling up. Thank you!!

Thanks for this lesson. Never knew how I got the rings of clay. I'm trying to pull taller and this should help.

That was great information. Can't wait to try it. Thank you.

Can you show how to recenter clay that’s been pulled? I struggle with the top of my clay wobbling and don’t always want to cut it with a needle tool.

Well I just watched your video and I was seeing how the one was clogged so I decide to attach my mouth piece to one half of the pinch pot before I attached them together. Then I attached the 2 half’s and tweaked the sound thanks for another amazing video. Now to conquer the water whistle. I made one but not sure if it’ll sound when I add water. There’s a tiny bit of sound but nothing noticeabl

Wonderful work thank you

You're awesome!!! I just subscribed. I really dig your vibe and what you share, thank you.

I imagine you add the water through the whistle part ? Or through the top hole ? Can you give an idea how much water is required ?

You should do more videos from this filming perspective if possible. You can see way better what you are explaining- thanks a lot !

The content we NEED! Can’t wait to try this out on Friday! 🙌🏽

Older than you think they are called Wablers and were made all over Europe and parts of Russia. Can still find videos on making them, but most are not in English and hard to find anymore. Well done and nice to see this video.

Love that bowl. How much clay did you start with for that bowl? The rim looks nice too, solid and proportioned.

This whistles were made and used by Indians in ancient times.

thanks

Thank you 🙏 lots of good tips. Are you on instagram?

Can you explain the angle for the rib again?

One of the best cylinder explanations

I would love to see the final product to see what burnishing when green did to the surface of the bowl.

Just found your videos. Great explanations. Thanks!

Super helpful. Thanks!

very good thank you man

Thank you sooo much! And thanks to your students for letting youperform surgery on their ocarinas! Your explanations were easy to follow and I am going to have fun fixing my ocarinas this weekend!

Can you please tell my what type of clay do you use? I am having trouble finding a good quality clay online.

I'd like some more instruction or specification on the mouthpiece. Mine aren't working. Does the thickness of the "grain of rice" matter? How much clay do you cut off of it to make it flat? How big is the hole after you cut the 45° angle? I've made several, & I just hear air.

this was so so so insightful!!! Im constantly pulling those rings off while pulling and finally understood what the heck I was doing wrong!

one of the best pulling vids ive come across to date

Thank you very much for your clever advise. Ma de me see it differently. 😁😁😁

it's clear how to make the whistle part. how do we then poke holes to make it play do re mi ... relative to its inherent tone pls?

Best description of clarifying and correcting the pull when the top ring falls off.

Wondering can you use different size dowela