NEW Brent HD EXTRUDER - My favorite way to make handles

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Thanks to Brent for creating and sharing such a great tool! It will get tons of use and I am pumped to use it! Extruding is a great nd consistent way to make handles as well as other things with clay!
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@stuartmattingly9681 4 года назад

The $220 US extruder from Canada is actually awesome. To keep it from leaking that much you just have to tighten the lag bolts more. Cleaning is not bad with a putty knife and the large (grout type) sponge, although being able to take it off the wall would be handy. Brent is a great product, however if you are on a budget -do what you gotta do!

@ryansmith9919 3 года назад

I have that one and love it!! And you can buy a small used kiln and a slab roller with how much MORE MONEY Amaco charges!! They just add zeros because of the name!! Refuse to even use their glazes!!

@francesrubis5220 2 года назад

Our Lab Tech at UCSB that ran the studio space and made life so much easier for all the students went one step further and mounted the extruder to a rolling frame he built himself.

@alh2oman 2 года назад

Your old extruder is also great. I've had one for ten years and it works well in our shop. One big plus is how easy it is to make your own dies. All you have to do to stop the spilling is tighten it down more. This truly is a great extruder. It's easy to throw shade when you get an expensive replacement for free. Keep up the good work but remember that most of us are on a tight budget.

@catladylife 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for your extruder review. I need one. I didn't know which one to get. I'll definitely consider this one. To be able to slide it out of the way and easy clean are major considerations for me!

@juliannehansen4801 5 лет назад

OMG! I have that other extruder and have SO MUCH WASTE exactly like you showed! I'm so stoked to buy a new one just like yours! Thank you so much for this video!

@mrohmiller1098 5 лет назад

This extruder looks great! 😁 As does the rest of your new studio space! ❤️ Thanks Jon. 😎

@heathergrant9774 5 лет назад

Great Extruder! My husband made me extra disks on his 3D printer so I have a test tile one too, just like yours. They are bisqued ready for the next stage. Studio is looking great!

@emilylandry6916 Год назад

any chance you have files for the 3d printed dies?

@jennycaldwell1 5 лет назад

Woah! Light show on the shelves! Very cool.

@terrypiperrealestate518 4 года назад

Thanks Jonthepotter and Brent - I have been shopping for an extruder and have been considering several....took your advice...just ordered a Brent HD extruder today!!

@debraanderson9570 5 лет назад

Thinking I want one of these....Thanks for sharing the installation with us.

@tephsay 5 лет назад

Wow that is such a beautiful extruder!!

@marcmorton6342 4 года назад

Thanks Jon, I was on the fence about which one to buy. I have decided on the Brent HD

@keithlightminder3005 5 лет назад

great design, love the yellow ratchet part that controls movement limits of the sliding handle! better safety- no extruder handle in the ribs for tall folks or pirate patches for shorter folks. Studio is looking great!

@tetewife102 5 лет назад

Hey love your videos, your channel has inspired my own

@Jerisa 5 лет назад

Nice! Can't wait to see it in action.

@robertcole1098 5 лет назад

I think you've put it in the perfect place, it looks like it's not going to be in the way of anything. You are going to have so much fun trying all the different dies. I have a hand extruder which works great for me as a hobby Potter. Cheers Bob 🇬🇧

@deborarinehart2120 5 лет назад

Wow, Great new extruder! I have a north star, similar to your old one. It would be great to get a tour when you are completely moved in and settled in your new studio!

@ChasingSunshineByVeronica 5 лет назад

Can I just say, I love love love your personal!!!

@doctorofart 5 лет назад

How funny at 5:20. I was watching video and thought no you need to mount it next to the door because then you can still use the wall space for storage cabinet or art or whatever. You fixed it. Cool. Great minds think alike because that is exactly where I saw you should put it. Double beam and saved space not obstructing door, path, light switch, or wall space. Good job and thank you. I’m glad I found you. I have just acquired a ceramics, glass, and lapidary shop. I took ceramics in high school and college but never deep enough to be a kiln builder or kiln runner so I have a huge learning curve in front of me and your a huge help.

@granywonder57 4 года назад

Nice video may have made my mind up. Thanks Jon

@myzer2011 5 лет назад

Hey John congrats on your new Extruder, I use the same one although yours has the new lock feature (the yellow thingy ;) ). Tip!!!!!!!!: for keeping the barrel clean is bag the clay first like in a bag for bread loafs (so save those empty loafbread bags they are the perfect shape and size). You are really making just a big coil, bag it, de-air it by rubbing the air out so that the bag sticks to the clay and just twist it close by twirling the open end of the bag with your fingers...kinda like making a ringlet with a baggie haha. Now before inserting it into the Extruder make or cut a slit in the bottom of the bag (which is facing down). The twisted end will be facing upward and will be pushed closed by the pressure plate. Now extrude away until all the clay is out ( you'll have some clay left). Take the bag out and put in a new one. Your barrel should be relatively clean. Saving you clean-up time. Please share this method in a new video and all I ask is a shout-out haha. By the way this tip comes all the way from Paramaribo, Suriname, South America. Love your videos!

@terrypiperrealestate518 4 года назад

Great idea...do you post any utube videos? Would love to see one with this technique...just ordered a Brent Extruder today and value any advice and tips!!

@myzer2011 4 года назад

@@terrypiperrealestate518 Hi Terry I Am not that video savvy yet unfortunately...but I should shouldn't I? I'll get a friend to help me with that...thanks.

@candicebooker147 5 лет назад

So when I received the notification of the new video, I loudly exclaimed “Oh man, I am so jelly!” Because let’s face it, I am totally so jelly! I fell for that exact extruder at NSECA, but momma can’t afford that right now. I look forward to seeing you use and explore, so that when I can afford, it’ll be a cake walk.

@claymazingartworks5682 5 лет назад

I purchased a shiny new 5" super duper clay extruder AND expansion box❗ I noticed you mounted yours about the height of your door. I'm 5'1", I'll probably have a 2-inch clearance from the floor by the time I mount mine.. 🤣😂..😜.. thanks for the video it helped a lot 💜

@jenniferlynne10 5 лет назад

I have the other extruder from Canada and if I tighten the side wing nuts good enough I don't get clay squishing out... I think it's a great option for someone just starting out....

@sparkybish 5 лет назад

I’m going to need 1000% more extruding videos now.

@sylviadeleon1866 5 лет назад

I want one!!

@marynelson4477 5 лет назад

I have the same extruder as your old one!

@puck34fan 5 лет назад

Good choice

@francesrubis5220 2 года назад

Way to score a cool piece of equipment!

@carolthomas6337 5 лет назад

I like where you put the extruder.

@MayaRivka 5 лет назад

So jealous!! I want an extender for free 🤪!!!

@DanO7052 5 лет назад

Very nice

@virginialee1909 5 лет назад

I want one! Extruder that is.

@JustynaGmurek Год назад

Can it be used as an alternative for wedging? Like an analogue mini version of a pug mill? To give your wrists a little break?

@kathymikulin9006 10 месяцев назад

Good morning Jon, can you use an extruder as a pug mill I have no luck wedging Clay.

@patrickbass3542 5 лет назад

Is the location CONVENIENT to your WORK TABLE?

@cosmeherrera Год назад

Does it work on oil base clay to?

@Theriomnigus 5 лет назад

I think my University has an extruder almost exactly like your old one. And same, it has so much waste! And it's big and clunky 😫 It's awesome seeing your new studio come together though! Definitely looking forward to future updates 👍😁

@cbarber92 5 лет назад

I wish I lived closer because I would totally shadow and assist you sometime! You have inspired me so much and I’m dreaming of opening my own business to sell my pottery. I never thought I could do that since it wasn’t what I majored in in college. Your videos mean so much to me!

@fromcalifornia2822 3 года назад

Just found this and wanted to mention two ways to make cleaning this extruder faster, easier and with less mess. Use an oversized sponge and push it through; or put Saran (spell) wrap around your clay. Weird and tricky to do until you try it a few times. It takes a few times to make it work and is very helpful if you want to switch between dies or clay colors. And yes, being able to take the main part over to the sink to quickly clean it up is helpful. On another type of extruder it helped to have a block of wood that fit above the clay to allow pushing it all the way down to the dye/die instead of having some left in. (Haven’t used one for years so not sure if using a block that fits inside the extruder will help with this design.) Love love love your work, especially where elements - fire, water, air & minerals combine and kinda duplicate what we seen in nature on a big scale reduced and conveyed in your cups on a smaller scale. 🤗

@chupablahblah 5 лет назад

Am I the only one that saw that thing jump of the rack at 8:13?! That was crazy!

@garryleemans2739 5 лет назад

Nice,,,

@mikeparsons4715 5 лет назад

I enjoy your video's. I'm relatively new to pottery and slowly setting up my shop( otherwise known as my garage). I've been thinking of getting an extruder so this video really help. Btw I moved down here to NM from Mound Mn so I have been telling people up there to check you out.

@MrBollow 4 года назад

Just had mine delivered. I have to attach to a concrete wall though, ughh. FYI, shop around on the internet. The prices range +- $100 or more.

@benpatterson4452 5 лет назад

I have used several extruders, over the years, at various places. They all have their pros and cons. I like Brent for the collar, that hold the die. It's easy to put on and take off. I disliked the old "yoke" system that created the leverage, for the plunger. I have not uses their new system, on the model you have. I also do not like the models, where you have to wingnut on the die. Just takes too long. I also don't like plungers that are locked to the tube, as it makes cleaning more difficult. I'm personally a fan of Scott Creek extruders. The plunger has a "rung" system, which works well, and the collar is easy to take off/ put on, though not quite as easy as Brent. For your handles, you can design a few of your own, with that blank die. A jewelr's saw works well to cut out the shape... Orrrr if you know someone with a plasma cutter or CNC machine, you could design them digitally and have them cut out that way. As I commented on, in your handle making video, there is nothing wrong with extruded handles. Some even believe they are stronger than pulled handles l, as the clay particles are compressed together, during their creation. Happy Extruding!

@morganlewis2667 4 года назад

Not noticeably true about strength and I've done thousands extruded and pulled. Handles fail at attachment points most often in drying.

@benpatterson4452 4 года назад

@@morganlewis2667 This is not an observation of mine, but a production potter, who mentioned it.

@Natalieleu 5 лет назад

Very nice. If you haven't already, you need to go to your church on Sunday and thank the man up stairs for all that you have been blessed with. Yes it was hard work on your part, but the big guy made it happen. Good job JTP :)

@debzfiedler6100 5 лет назад

Cool! Reminds me of a cookie press (except, you know, amped up more than a few degrees). I think I would love it for coils. I'm so bad at that! www.nordicware.com/8-deluxe-spritz-cookie-press

@vaportrailx8584 5 лет назад

FIRST LIKE COMMENT AND VIEW YAY

@ianrush7126 5 лет назад

Jon, why do you provide links to amazon to buy the products and tools you showcase?!!! Why not steer us to the distributors who make our clays and glazes?!! Viewers please spend your money at companies that champion our industry.

@KellyAnn1997 5 лет назад

That thing is awesome but I'm sure it costs a fortune!

@claymazingartworks5682 5 лет назад

I purchase a 5", super duper clay ectruder with an expansion box, most of the dyes and it cost me $1,000.. It ain't cheap ❗I purchased the aluminum barrel because I work mostly in porcelain and didn't want any discoloration on my clay.

@JayhawkAnne 5 лет назад

Hi Jon, It's Anne from Bracker's Good Earth Clays in Lawrence, KS. We sell AMACO/brent® products and I suggested this extruder to one of my customers, Amy Meya - amymeya.com/ She found your video and it's mostly convinced her to buy the brent® Extruder HD. HOWEVER, she's used other extruders and has noticed sometimes the clay "sucks" the plunger in and makes it challenging to pull out. It's tough to explain, but I'm guessing you've experienced it too. I've noticed it happens more with especially sticky or wet clay. Anyway, I was hoping you could perhaps shoot and upload a short video with clay in the extruder and maybe pulling the plunger out to add more clay to show me and Amy Meya how it works with clay. Thanks so much and I love your video so much I added it to the Extruder page on my website. That will help people WAY more than dry text and a couple of photos. :-) Thanks! Anne

@leojagawaga6481 4 месяца назад

Over $ 800 is pretty steep a little out of reach for the poor Man

@morganlewis2667 4 года назад

Here some free tips for you Mr. New Studio Clay Clown: forget the stupid framed glass idea. Put up a peg board and or shelves instead for the dies, cutoff tool, etc. and a shelf or table below that to hold boards for the extrusions. Get "The Extruder Book" to help expand your imagination beyond handles. Make or modify your own dies so they aren't the same as every hobbyist or student. Pick up better (more professional) vocabulary than "Thingy". Join a Facebook group to help your growth in extruding. Good fortune, endurance and success to you.

@shanemilehi 5 лет назад

Fucking commercials.

@a705fay 3 года назад

SO very disappointed to hear tips on keeping the inside clean. I have an extruder and I was thinking it was time to upgrade it (it works perfectly) but its so much bother to clean (ten to fifteen minutes), which isn't all that long, but I was thinking of specking out the extra cash to save that time - I'm 66 and time is very precious to me now as I don't know how much of it I've got left with high blood pressure problems. I'd rather spend the time making than cleaning up. It does seem as though this very fundamental problem hasn't been solved by this revision of the extruder. I was hoping by now that slot in parts dropping the barrel into a fixed barrel guide perhaps, using gravity and a top lock would mean there was a removable, cleanable part. Such a shame, I'll stick with my old one for now and keep hoping for an engineering genius to sort this problem out before my time is up....