Jugtown Pottery: Making a two gallon jug.

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Travis demonstrates making a two gallon jug for an upcoming wood firing. If you have any questions feel free to post them below and we’ll try to get back to you quickly! Check out our website for pots that are available right now:
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11 сен 2024

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@grahamrhodes672 29 дней назад

Great video!

@ugchugs 23 дня назад

Nicely done! Congrats on 100 subs 😉

@user-zb6wc8ud5t 22 дня назад

Keep up , great work , getting from iraq

@oraclepoetry 29 дней назад

they're exactly the same!!!!!👌

@monkshillpottery 21 день назад

Very impressive as always, sir. Excuse me, but is that a Shimpo RK-10 wheel? (With the attached one piece speed control/‘shift lever’). I have one and have wanted to raise it to throw standing up but didn’t want the pedal so high. (I didn’t see a pedal by your feet). Hope this makes sense thanks.

@jugtownpottery 21 день назад

Thanks! Yes, I'm using RK-10 wheels in this video. The pedal is attached to the frame, just like you describe. They're great wheels and I've had good service out of the these. If you want to work standing but have a pedal on the floor, it would either take a great deal of modification or switch to a different make of wheel.

@monkshillpottery 21 день назад

@@jugtownpottery So do you control speed with the ‘shift lever’? I’ve had mine 9 years, it’s a 1978 model that had never been used. Factory packing etc intact. Love it.

@jugtownpottery 21 день назад

@@monkshillpottery yes. The control arm came on these wheels from the factory. Hopefully you can see the setup in the short I uploaded below.

@jugtownpottery 21 день назад

Shimpo RK-10 speed control #pottery #shimpo

@monkshillpottery 21 день назад

@@jugtownpottery Thank you. That was all missing on my wheel, I fabricated my own.