How to Make A Pottery Dinner Plate - Part Two

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Here's the second part of this two part dinner plate making series. If you'd like to watch first part, which shows the throwing of these, you can find it here: • How to Make A Pottery ...
Thanks for watching as always, it's so appreciated and if you would like to see what I'm up to everyday you can follow me along on Instagram: Instagram - / floriangadsby
Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
0:42 - Discussing the pad of foam used to support the plates
1:03 - Trimming the interior form
2:11 - Trimming the base
5:28 - Stamping my maker's mark
6:13 - Trimming a hollow onto the interior form, to hopefully react nicely with glaze
8:04 - Trimming montage and discussing ideas
9:04 - Scraping clean bats
10:06 - Clean up
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12 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 72

@lilyai4062 2 года назад

You're so hardworking, makes your own products, has so many camera angles, record, voice over, edit wow

@sundaeblues19 2 года назад

I reaaally wanna see how they turned out after glazing. I try to do different carved patterns on my plates for the glaze to pool in. But the idea of a little frame framing the food is quite interesting!

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

Me too! Soon hopefully, although I already accidentally bonked one of these, cracking it. 😬

@sundaeblues19 2 года назад

@@floriangadsby ugh I know how that feels

@xyzbakedgoods Год назад

@@floriangadsby well...did you ever get a chance to show the final glazed pieces? Beautiful process you have!

@Davidthefoodandwineguy 15 дней назад

Would love to see the glazing process

@zoekane4012 2 года назад

Really enjoy your videos, and always watch your cleaning up at the end. I hope you'll do a video showing the end results of these plates. TFS!

@rayeaglenz 2 года назад

Always special, always a reminder of the magic to be found in nature, and silence, thank you 👍😊

@angelaotoole1316 2 года назад

Thank you for all the details you put in your videos. It's very helpful! I find trimming plates is a lot harder than throwing them, you make it look effortless!

@queenie524 2 года назад

Scraping is also one of my fav part when I clear the clay on the broad

@Moharani21 2 года назад

I hope you have people to help you with cleaning up and all. Can't imagine the hard work you do! Hats off You're super super amazing

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

Thank you! And I don’t, it’s all just me :)

@Anika-Faystas 2 года назад

not an unnecessary comment to raise the rating of the channel

@shabankrasniqi2841 2 года назад

Always i watch your videos and i laught so much eith your fails videos 😂BTW you are the best !

@dhumparoo 2 года назад

forbidden rolled ice cream!

@sammattson3971 2 года назад

amazing video as always!

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

Thank you Sam, much appreciated.

@sammattson3971 2 года назад

@@floriangadsby Honestly thank you, you inspired this new hobby of mine and its something that I enjoy very much now.

@danielhmeedan107 2 года назад

great as always 🌷

@stevenrapp623 Год назад

Great Video

@julieparker6038 2 года назад

Perfection 🥰

@mattmcgrath9061 2 года назад

Beautiful

@just_nidhiii 2 года назад

Hello :] I'm early for the second time back to back!

@kairon156 2 года назад

Very cool video.

@GreenDayFanMT 2 года назад

Flat is also great!

@pavlamutinska4139 2 года назад

I also reaaally wanna see how they turned out after glazing 👀👀

@plwashakhann521 2 года назад

Beautiful....👍👍👍

@user-rr8hl7oq2e 2 года назад

I love pottery

@TheAGradio Год назад

Thank you so much for all your videos and such great instructions. Hope I can throw a plate! What do you use to burnish your pottery?

@axcthegreat 2 года назад

Do u wax the entire bottom of the plate for glazing? That's seems like a large area to keep that bare look on but the shape looks fine. I love these plate videos so far.

@sandipanganguly2219 2 года назад

Cool

@stuf7160 Год назад

Hi, I wanted to say thanks for your detailed videos, they are so so helpful! I have a couple of questions: When you throw the plates, how thick is the base of the plate? And you mentioned you dry the plates slowly over a couple of days. Do you cover them up at all during the drying process or do you let them dry uncovered?

@defaultmesh 2 года назад

9:04 the forbidden chocolate

@mechavos4066 Месяц назад

A question - do you ever get dizzy while working with spinning plates? Never thought I would experience something like that just from looking at it

@dawnmunro644 Год назад

Hi Florian thank you for sharing this video. Do you have a photo to share of the glazed result? Thanks

@morgankotze7687 7 месяцев назад

How did you get the bottom of your plates sp smooth before trimming? I did not see any cutting marks from the wire. Exactly what method do you use from after throwing to trimming? Do you wire off the plate and then again before trimming or don't you wire off these pieces? Your response will really better my understanding, thank you! Your work and videos are amazing

@mdvpplpp6801 11 месяцев назад

Would be great if you can make another video on making bento plates

@leslieg8219 Год назад

I love your videos. Could you please let me know where I can find the tool you use on top of a piece when you trim? I too, love trimming. I feel like it refines the shape and makes the clay smooth and soft. I also find scraping the bats. Thanks for giving me the confidence to attempt plates.

@floriangadsby Год назад

It’s made by a potter called Richard Carter on Instagram - (richardcarter6952), you need to DM him and he’ll send you one! Amazing tools.

@abennion4516 2 года назад

What tools do you use, I love the squared corners.

@laurenwright5076 6 месяцев назад

I have a burning question. Since you dont trim a foot ring, do you just leave the bottom unglazed? Is that alright? If it is alright, is it possible to not trim the piece if youre throwing thin enough?

@MapleMeHoney 2 года назад

Where can we get that white and black spinning thing you hold down your piece while turning it?

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

From a potter called Richard Carter on Instagram.

@queenkwt3855 2 года назад

Nise

@vincent-co.fishing8092 2 года назад

I started throwing earlier this year because my school has some pottery wheels, I am having a tough time centering my clay, do you have any tips to help with this

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

I’m making a video at the moment that’s just about centring clay. So you’re in luck! It’ll be released in a few weeks hopefully.

@chrzzzzz 2 года назад

Is your throwing gauge permanently fixed to your board?

@fiskfisk33 3 месяца назад

How do you know when you reach the correct thickness of the bottom?

@zoeprimrose2309 2 года назад

One of your trimming tools appears to be a Bison triangle one from which one of the sides has been removed. Did it come this way? Or is this an adjustment you made? You have beautifully maintained tools; I am awestruck by your self-discipline. As many have already said, thank you ever so much for making these really fine videos!

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

I didn't remove it, he just sells them like that and I love it! So good for trimming straight sided pots.

@toddcamnitz6164 2 года назад

Hey Florian, long time silent follower. Recently all my large plates have been cracking down the rims and around the area the rim meets the body of the plate while drying. Is this likely a result of drying too quickly? For how long do I need to keep them under plastic after trimming?

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

Hey Todd! It sounds like either you're trying them out too quickly or perhaps there's a disparity between the thickness of the rim of the plate and the base section. Sometimes if one part is much thicker than the other it'll cause part of the pot to split but rim cracks are famously a result of the pot drying out too quickly. I'll keep mine under plastic for 3-4 days, if not longer if I'm able.

@toddcamnitz6164 2 года назад

@@floriangadsby really helpful, and so appreciate the response! Your content has all been such an asset to our pottery class.