130. Using Tools #2, #3 and #4 to Trim a Covered Jar with Hsin-Chuen Lin

[@Jayne441]

Your work is an absolute inspiration; cannot thank you enough for taking the time to share your skill and talents.

[@DKNemGaming]

Much obliged!

[@nimrod4154]

Wonderful video. Thank you so much for sharing your technique. You are very inspiring!

[@johngould9318]

I am still a beginner after 6+ yrs. I never considered getting into pottery till I was 70. I will be 77 next month (Nov. ) '13 . I need all the instruction and short cuts. You video's help me . Thank you.

[@dent6767]

John Gould I have just started at 64 these videos really help!

[@valeriebee7486]

Soo beautiful 😍!!

[@JulianRichardson]

Thank you for this amazing video. There are so many great tips here.

[@hsinchuen]

Hi, I usually don't trim my pots on a chuck unless the bottom are too small to stand by themselves.

[@exintrovert]

This makes me want to take a pottery class.

[@jenniferarthur9448]

Brilliant as usual. Thank you

[@WaltPark]

I guess what I mean, is couldn't you just trim the lid as it sits in the body, when you previously had the body already centered on the wheel and held in by the coils? That's how I usually do small teapots, as it lets me see the shape of the lid in relation to the rest of the curves on the body.

[@SharJoyC]

The tools are available in his Etsy store.

[@credenza1]

Perfection

[@Wiskers56]

Can you do a video on how you glaze these beautiful pieces?

[@WaltPark]

Is there a reason you trim the lid on the wheel head, instead of on the body as a chuck?

[@marcrosenthalstudio]

Did you make the trimming tools yourself or where can one purchase these?

[@graybarnstudio]

i want to buy the tools.. where do i go ..
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[@charofre]

Maravilloso¡¡¡ que envidia me da¡¡

[@annikasvenssondalgren7442]

Hi
When you center the pot, do you focus on centering the top or bottom? It looks as if you center the bottom, but I just want to be sure.

[@ceecrust]

hermoso

[@FilmTess]

etsy