Throwing a Giant Bowl On The Pottery Wheel (Learning Narration)

[@embraced1924]

Thank you. Nice demonstration, beautiful bowl.

[@dion7358]

You really know what your talking about man. Your narration is great.

[@triciac1019]

I made a 7 pound bowl yesterday. It is the biggest I have made so far. It took me a whole lot longer to throw than you do. This is a great video, and my bowl shape is quite similar to yours. You do beautiful work.

[@williamblack4611]

What a lovely bowl. I really like your learning narration videos. You provide so much really good information. Thanks so much

[@RedCirclePottery]

Thank you very much!

[@tompots2]

nicely done thank you for the commentary it was helpful

[@RedCirclePottery]

Glad it helped.

[@mirandadavis5887]

Thank you. That was a really good explanation. I’m going to try and implement these techniques on my next big bowl and see how I get along.

[@RedCirclePottery]

Glad you got something out of the video.

[@holihan]

Thanks for this demo. I found the narration very helpful. Was curious how you decide on how wide to make the base/foot. To my (admittedly inexpert) eye, the base seems too narrow for the width of the rim, creating a potential stability issue. I'm hoping we get to see this trimmed-- I'm curious to see how you deal with trimming when the rim is larger than the wheel head. Thanks again for another excellent lesson.

[@RedCirclePottery]

Ill have a second part in the next few days where I show the trimming and piercing if your interested in seeing that.

[@petemac4428]

Thanks, very helpful!

[@RedCirclePottery]

Glad you got something out of it.

[@reneeamyot4261]

Hi. Why are you putting clay at the edge of your bat? Thank you

[@b.vandergeest2168]

Maybe not only call pounds but also kilograms for non us viewers? That would be even more helpfull!

[@RedCirclePottery]

Thanks for the feedback, Ill keep that in mind for future videos.

[@robindegu7294]

10lbs ~ 4.5kg

[@triciac1019]

I just google it.