Things I check for before bisque firing, and how I fix them

Firstly, sorry for the overexposed footage! This is the exact same exposure setting (as in, the camera automatically controls the levels, not that I have the settings fixed) as normal, but I think having less of the white background visible meant the overall level went several stops too high. I'll know for next time!
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[@ecooks4966]

Thanks so much. So many other videos talk about everything else but the stage of the clay and limitations at this stage. This was exactly what i needed. Thank you!

[@kassandra9448]

This was very helpful! Could you do a video showing how to get air bubbles out of clay and then the slip? I’m new to ceramics and my town doesn’t offer any classes!

[@OldForgeCreations]

I have one planned for slip. With clay, I'm probably not the best person to comment, but a good wedging technique should remove any air bubbles

[@CarisseH]

Great advice on the handle seams. Ty!

[@lindatortorice9356]

Thanks for the problem solving.

[@sarahmbonnar]

I know you've mentioned this before, but I'm having trouble finding it now, what kind of clay do you use?

[@OldForgeCreations]

My light clay is Scarva's PF580 and the dark is a German clay called Anthracite

[@debteikamata6986]

Can you repair a crack before bisque firing?

[@pattya1679]

Love your videos, don't like the auto focus. The whole video seems out of focus to me. Thanks for the tips!

[@OldForgeCreations]

Yeah, I'm not happy with any of the camera settings for this video. I'll come up with a better solution next time