Making Pottery Vases 

I've been a fan for a few years now. You know, not too many RU-vidrs like to show their faults or mistakes. You showed us that not only do you make mistakes, but you also showed us how you fixed it. Thank you for all your videos.

I am a fan of many years. Your videos are outstanding and I learn a great deal from them. Grateful, from California.

I’m not a 30 second person and have really enjoyed watching you! Only just found you and it is refreshing to see a northerner posting your pottery on RU-vid! Glad I found your channel! 🎉

You are so good, I miss your videos when you don't post often. Glad to hear you will post more often.

Always great videos! Classic I’ve watched since I don’t even know how long 🎉happy 2024

Very nice - your technique is so clear to see. And you are fast! I'm practicing to get my speed up. Thank you.

I would love to see some of the pieces when finished. As for shorts, I hate them, prefer a full video.

I love you videos. 10 I learned to throw watching your videos.

Great video can you show your finished glazed pieces?

Thank you for sharing! I’m looking forward to the new videos!

It's good to show mistakes and troubles as they occur.... amazing reaction though! what a control.... I can't do that!!!!

You might be a bit generous with the 30 second attention span :). I still enjoy watching your videos.

I want to start doing pottery and I can get a wheel no problem, is a kiln also required? They seem to be hundreds of pounds and I’m not really sure how it works

Would love to see some more videos showing your slip casting opperation. Those square vases were pretty cool feom a few yaers back. As far as the videos, with being a production potter, the videos get repetative. This one should be titled how to recover a vase that was thrown too thin. Another idea, I liked the videos that showed the different thing you make throughout the year. Switching to tera cota in the summer etc.