You sound like Garfield and bill murray combined 😅

The Frog is cool

Use them inside the mug. Keep the colour on the outside more earth toned

Great build, but your motor is TEFC, totally enclosed fan cooled. You really should have a vent or cooling fins on your assembly. You might be OK with short usage time and small items you are throwing, ie having very little load. Perhaps the aluminum case radiates enough heat that the motor is OK.

❤ thanks for the inspiration

Thank you! Very helpful

Awesome! Thank you for doing this!

Blue is a colour that takes over

Especially with the original choice

Brown would be better colour

Really missing you're creative, jet scientific, empiric videos. Hope you're well :)

I don't like it

do you have to use a torch?

Oh my 😮😮😅😅

Hi great video I would use Cooper metallic paint lol easier 😅

Looking for inspiration to build a prototype extruder for my wife. Thanks for sharing your ideas. As it is already great and can be improved. It will be great to know if you further improved your cleaver die holder to handle hollow dies. Ignore dudes that only have thoughts to express negative opinions. You did great!

colour list

Hi! How can I make a stamp like that? Thanks

Glass has different melt points. I use COE 91 glass which melts at 1480F.

I’ve started fooling around using glass with ceramics. What you could try is mix frit with ceramic glaze. The glass particles will melt at around 1480F. I would use coarse grade frit rather than the fine or powdery frit.

In bisque the marble will soften and partially melt. At cone 5 or 10 it will liquify. Take it from there.

You should try this with foam balls, like beanbag foam. Mix it with your clay and fire it in a mold. This method will produce an open cell ceramic foam and should be much stronger.

How does it hold up in the kiln? Does the glaze stop running where the grease is applied during the firing process?

Ooh, those look like fun!

What happens if you mix a little frit or small bits of glass into a ceramic glaze and fire it to cone 10?

I think the anelling needs improvement.

Pls come to Kenya and train this. I am in Pottery and we can work together. Let me know

What do you fill the glass jar you put on top of it with? Looks awesome btw

This is truly a beautiful pot❤

Ground bisque ware .... turned to grog for clay Weave over clear plastic (canvas). Make slab with marble size holes. I think all other comments are even better. Love your experiments, makes me think of possibilities. <3

High silt content. Silt has no pastistity and feels like pudding.

I'm just starting on my potter's journey but am quickly finding that I'm just obssessed with learning about all the different types of glazing and the magic behind it all. This is stunning.

Was there a glaze applied after bisque firing?

Amazing, thank you for sharing

Amazing heat protection properties especially with the sand acting as a heat dissapator in the last one ❤amazing.i wonder if you put a laser temp gun on it while heating what the actual Temps where live time I'm curious now 😂 beautiful video very helpful!!!

Did you use an underglaze or just glaze to number 3?

I feel guilty for laughing so hard when the first rock fell 😂

oh you ain't gonna fire em?

Are marbles food safe? I love how they blend

what about salt water

can you screw the lid back on to the 019 one

what about sanding the sacrificial glass to a matte finish so a glaze has an easier time sticking to it and totally painting it before using it like this

Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice work

LOL

Love the frogs! Please show us how you made them.

yeah... way too high. Too bad since it could have been done at a lower temp.

Hi! We miss you! 👋

Thank you for making this video.

I am just loving these expertements - thank you so much for sharing ❤

Wondering how you might go about attaching it to a pole. I love it!