How to Throw and Trim Narrow Cylindrical Vases - Narrated

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In this week's video I'm throwing and trimming a batch of narrow cylindrical vase forms. They're tricky objects to make and I discuss their creation, how and why I do certain things, together with sharing some tips and tricks along the way.
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Phil Poburka makes a majority of the trimming tools I use for stoneware.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:11 - Preparing clay (400 grams)
1:06 - Discussing the tools used for pots like these
1:23 - Throwing the vase
5:10 - Cross section to explain how I push out the bottom of the pot
7:35 - Trimming the vase
10:29 - Trimming the base of the vase
13:22 - Glazed examples
14:16 - Tidy up
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17 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 43

@albesmith6895 2 года назад

I can’t believe how you can balance your ceramics business and your RU-vid channel! Either one is impressive enough on their own. But your videos are very interesting and informative, whilst still being calm and chilled-out.

@50shadesofriggall 2 года назад

You have no idea what a massive resource you have been for me as a begging self taught potter. Everything's explained so extensively and clearly. Really love your content man keep up the good work 🤙

@teifan6674 2 года назад

You're so precise and even with your trimming that one day you really should try to glaze and finish a pot with just the initial trimming spiral (and the rim and the base of course)

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

I should probably get around to doing that, with a nice, runny glaze, it could look nice! Thanks for watching 🙌🏼

@aurelionight 2 года назад

This is definitely another case of that magical moment in which RU-vid recommends me something I'd never in a million years actively search for, but now that I'm here, I'm hooked. Not only are you (at least from the perspective of a complete outsider to the craft) great at pottery, but you've got a great knack for making content out of it, too!

@amidnightblue 2 года назад

Wow this was actually perfect timing! 1am in Australia and was just looking for something chill to watch before sleep. Thanks Florian 💜

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

Hooray! I hope this does the job 💤

@mikepetersen7319 2 года назад

Very delicate. They will make great for Gladiolas or Irises.

@pixelee3890 2 года назад

i can’t believe how high you manage to make such a small lump of clay, very impressive

@katk382 Год назад

I’m glad I found you, Florian and your video on the tall thin vessel was perfect in addressing all the grey areas in my return to pottery. I relate to your technique and thank you so much☺️

@masterhandwerks6592 2 года назад

I love trimming, it is my favorite part of the throwing process. It gives me the opportunity to give each form a bit of personality and allows me one last moment with my work before I move on to the finishing stages. Love your work sir. Thank you for sharing.

@mrCetus 2 года назад

I'm impressed with the beautiful finish on these vases. Thanks for your clear narration and chill attitude. Cheers!

@denisenoble4010 2 года назад

not for me, even after serveral years of part time throwing, this is an amazing watch that I am happy just to look at. Its also the first time I've seen a throwing stick being used, so its a win win for me. I love watching and listening to your videos, your voice is just right, explaining every move, almost letting myself think I could do that. But I will let the expert show me, that's you, I will just watch and enjoy. thanks for sharing.

@lexieaston556 2 года назад

Such a beautiful collection of vessels! The form really reminds me of a more refined version of Edmund De Waal's signature style. A joy to watch, thank you so much for sharing your process with us aspirational potters!

@ymidt 2 месяца назад

super! exactly the advice i was searching for today. thanks for providing an excellent tutorial.

@logoua4667 2 года назад

Going to be honest… Both the AMSR videos and the narrative videos… They seem the same to me your voice is soothing ❤️

@laurasolano5678 2 года назад

What an amazing artist you are. Inspiring truly

@bandwilkalviwilk8437 10 месяцев назад

Brilliant explanation thank you

@lolovido6593 Год назад

Thank you for this video ! I learned two really useful tricks (I learned a lot more than that with your video ;-) ) that I will keep in mind next time I am trying a narrow cylinder !

@AtelierBe-cb2vv 8 месяцев назад

perfect job 🏆

@marktaylor865 2 года назад

Seeing the pot bulge around your knuckles was intriguing. I would expect it to buckle and break being treated like that but it didn't. P.s hey 👋

@kathleenheath8944 2 года назад

Very informative.

@bernardoferreira9255 29 дней назад

Love that cracked glaze.

@edstud1 2 года назад

This is a pretty good video!

@gananews1312 2 года назад

فيديو رائع

@pascalgrojean5655 2 года назад

20 cm & straight sides for 400 gr of clay… what an achievement ! 👍 I wonder how many cylinders you throw before such a perfection ?

@alexiaorisderoa7327 2 года назад

Can you please recommend what I should buy to make a wedging table like yours? What kind of wood is it? Thank you!

@worldqueen3969 2 года назад

Masa allah😊

@P.M.P.181 2 года назад

❤️🙂

@abdulmuntasirmasum7914 2 года назад

I am totally new. Can you please make a video what do I need and how can I start, tools n so on. TIA

@-succulentplant-joan 2 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍🤩

@Alex_0Z 2 года назад

did you make your throwing stick or did you buy it? i’ve never seen one before

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

I’ve bought and made them, very useful, simple tools!

@ammo5471 2 года назад

Great, would you mention the dimensions of the vases? I think it would be really useful knowing relation between clay's weight and the dimensions. Thanks a lot in advance 😊

@floriangadsby 2 года назад

I believe the tallest was about 23 cm tall, but they range from about 20 - 23 cm

@johnblankenship2278 3 месяца назад

How do you get the clay out of the inside of the pot that falls in when you’re trimming I have clay stuck to the inside of my small cylinder and it’s not coming out and I cannot get my hands in there.