Improving your pulling, POV Pottery 16 

Wow you literally saved my life with the part about scraping a clay ring off! Thank you so much!

Beautifully explained! Can’t wait to try your ‘countdowns’! Like the word ‘stagger’ too!? Paints a great picture of what needs to be done! Thanks.

Yes! Thank you for explaining this so simply. I had never heard of the 3-10-3 rule, and now I realise I've been pulling too fast! I am excited to get in the studio tomorrow to try this out. Much appreciate it.

one of the best pulling vids ive come across to date

I have scoured the internet and no one can explain this as you have. Thank you so very much!

Best description of clarifying and correcting the pull when the top ring falls off.

This is really helpful. The wave analogy especially, as I’ve been pulling off clay while pulling up. Thank you!!

One of the best cylinder explanations

6 years gives me hope!

Thanks for this lesson. Never knew how I got the rings of clay. I'm trying to pull taller and this should help.

That is good trick I’m gonna try 3,10,3,3. And thanks for showing my what I think I’m doing wrong

Thank you so much! I've been trying to perfect pulling and had these exact problems and you've answered them so I'm going to put this into practice. You said it took you 6 years to perfect, that makes me feel a little better so now perfect practice makes perfect. Thanks from the UK

Wow I finally get it 😅 Thank you!!❤

GREAT video. Thanks!

Loved it! Thank you so much!

Great video. Nice, clear, basic instruction. You've earned my sub.

Very helpful! Thank you

Thank you so much!! I’ve been having trouble pulling walls, always removing clay and it gets so uneven and wobbly. You explained the problem and solution so well. will try it your way next time ☺️

Very informative,just learning teaching myself so thank you so much going to try it.

Wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing!! Great educational resource!

Yep That really helps!

Really helpful. Makes me want to try throwing that big, and makes me want to get one of those rib sponges lol

So helpful! Thank you!

Thank you very much yes I think this will help me a lot :-)

this helps 100000x ! thank you so much especially the no sharp edges thing

very good thank you man

Yes, I always remove rings of clay😬. I did not understand that until now. Thank you!!! for the explanation!!

Nice video, Mr. Huang. I can use that with my students. Happy mud pie making and last one out turn out the lights. 😏

I've always had trouble pulling walls when I tried the wheel but once I tried your technique I was able to pull so much better! Thanks

Thanks for the video. Nice and easy way to remember not to be too hasty with the pulling and removing hands!

Whoa super helpful about how not to break clay off I always thought i was applying too much pressure

Uuuhhh I am very happy I found this hidden gem of a video.

I am a beginner and pulling is challenging, Thank you for this video now I know why I always kept pulling clay instead of getting taller haha thank you so much you explained very well.

this was so so so insightful!!! Im constantly pulling those rings off while pulling and finally understood what the heck I was doing wrong!

Great video,, keep going

You should do more videos from this filming perspective if possible. You can see way better what you are explaining- thanks a lot !

Thanks for explaining why the clay comes off. I didn't realize it was not normal.

Wow, this was very VERY helpful, thank you! Just had what I consider my first decent independent pull and had the ring come off and had no idea what happened. Now i know! I'd love a video on how to know when to stop bowling a belly. (I get scared I'm bowling it out too much and stop too soon I think) Also how to get a clean shoulder. Great videos from a great teacher, ftw. Thanks!

Thanks

Thank you very much for your clever advise. Ma de me see it differently. 😁😁😁

This video is so helpful, thank you! Quick question, are you pulling with your hands positioned around 5 o’clock?

Mr. Huang why are you posting a video at 4am?

Super helpful. Thanks!