Ceramic Textures and Sodium Silicate Crackles - New Tool 

Ooh, those look like fun!

I haven’t learned to throw on the wheel yet. I got my first wheel this winter so I will finally be able to start very soon since it’s finally warm enough in the garage!! These pots are absolutely amazing!!!!

Those. Are very pretty

Let's 3D print a lobular roller, that is, an off-axis wheel. In general I think they have to be a bit bigger and round off the non-serrated edges. An interesting effect is when you alternate the turning direction of the wheel and expand the piece from the inside having used sodium silicate. Thumbs up!

Nice intro!

Enjoyed the video! Thank you!

Excelente técnica 🎉 Gracias por estar siempre 😌

Your rollers are similar to where the Steve Tool came from. He started with wheels/tires from toy cars and went on to develop his own roller patterns. As they say, it’s hard to do something new in pottery.

Also I have an idea for an experiment. What does it look like when you sprinkle sand or ground glass on the wet glaze and then fire it? I'm wondering if the sand runs down or bubbles up to make a cool effect. Have you tried this before?

Use a Lego wheel, or print a tire tread pattern.