Do you lose fine particles with tbis method?

No need to clamp it, just put the bag in a second same size bucket...

Thank you so much for documenting this and sharing

Unusual colour of the mould

how many hours under vacuum?

Dan, Very impressive work and kiln design. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Are you able to record?

thank you

hello. great work.

I'm starting to have the use for modules lately. Saves a lot of money just doing it yourself. But I've been considering making my own hangers to install vertical sections. And wall sections. Thank you for the your expertise

Quality

Looks way to complicated. Do you get any money for all that? Thanks from.St. Paul Minnesota.

Is there any money in making clay? Thanks from St. Paul Minnesota.

I can't believe how few views this has when it's such a brilliant idea. Just watching it again - I somehow missed you saying the bags were for woodworking veneers. Last time I didn't think I'd be able to get them because I'm not in America, but this time I was able to google and find some locally. Are you still using this system? Do you still like it?

Exactly what I needed.

Good day to you. Our company is located in Ukraine, and we are very much interested in attaching dishes as you indicated on the KZbin channel, could you tell us how you make a press form and how to separate products from a press form. And also in which country you are located, and you can visit you to learn from the experience.

Hello... 01:44 you make this hole, 10:54 and than you make this figure for fitting....and later you said the sink bowl will shrink.. How the shrinking will affect the size of the hole, and the fitting part ?? Thanks.

Dan, you are what society needs more of! When you make things it really makes you appreciate all of the other things and the hard work it takes to build things. Thank you for your insights.

Super!

Amazing, so much knowledge! I have a question for you. My wife makes clay busts but often doesn't dare bake them, out of fear of air pockets causing them them to burst or crack. Don't you think it would a good idea to put the dried busts in a slow-vacuum chamber and then into the oven (perhaps also at vacuum)? My idea is that there would be nothing left to explode or crack. Has that ever been tried?

I have just finished building small kiln with lightweight refractory bricks, an oh boy i dont like that process :( i like your folding idea a lot! How do you mount the spirals?

Excellent video! Very helpful too~ I have a question though; how you make necessary "openings" (peep holes, gas burner ports and etc.)? And does the ceramic fiber maintain the shape around these openings?

wow!!!! so inspiring! love your craft man, love your view too :))))

SATISFYING job

Could you put the cloth bag in the vacuum bag prior to filling it with the slip? Prop both open, pour into the cloth bag, seal it. then proceed to vacuum?

*The sink is a very heavy duty beautiful sink⋄⋄>**allmy.tips/DoubleSinks?モ** The quality of the sink is far better than anything you would find in a big box hardware store. I knew it would be beautiful because this is the second Krauss sink we have purchased . They make a high quality sink and it is packaged meticulously. You will love this don't look elsewhere.*

Beautifully done.

What is the purpose of this? I mean its main job is to make Kiln furniture from what I understand I don't understand the purpose why you're using it for something artistic? It's a little Bazaar

Super cool!

What is that wild space age respirator? What kind of metal do you use for the internal metal parts? How do you calculate how thick of blanket to use??

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How do you pull a piece from this monster, and what NASA Fire Suit are you using?

hello Dan thank you for your video. I am working with cristalline since 10 years and very interrested to be able to watch " inside" and learn more about the moment when the cristal start to grow , the temperature influence on it , the glaze thickness influence , forced cooling influence etc where it is possible to find a glazing as you use , able to resist to 1280 ° ? pierre

Would you let me know what mold material did you ues?

I should have watched this last month before I tried mixing the slip! True to life. Great video Dan!

Hi Dan, thanks for the video. Question: what are those brown rigid sheets that you use to fold the blanket?

Very inspiring, thank you so much for making this video!! :D

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This is beautiful, thank you for the video!

very inspiring!

hi dan , thanks for video , please to help me to purshase one of this machine extrusion , thanks

This mould is fantastic could you please tell me the material that is made of? Please answer to [email protected]. Thank you

I'm in a shock, I did not see this. This is the thing.

why not a lot of subscribers??? I can't understand

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Hello my brother.... How match this press machine I need one

so cool Dan

How match this press

Is your canvas conveyor belt something you purchased or made? Do you have any videos/clips showing it? Love your work!!!

It would add a lot of context if while someone is working on a piece (trimming, sponge-cleaning, etc.) the craft person talks continually about her/his thinking process, ex. "I am now trimming the base because... i spin the wheel at a slow to medium speed because i have found that... while trimming, i am careful to.... when i am done with the initial trimming i compact the rim with this tool in order to...". In many videos too much is taken for granted as far as how much the demonstrator thinks his audience may already know or understand. The good thing is that this is a very easy fix. Just keep talking throughout the process saying out loud what you are doing and why. If you throw in anything one should watch out as far as risks, common mistakes, and best practices, you are gonna have one he k of an instructional video. Keep up the good work!