116. 5 Tips for Repetitive Throwing on the Pottery Wheel

Repetitive Wheel Throwing is the art and craft of throwing identical - or almost identical pots.
To learn repetitive wheel throwing you need a lot of practice. That is the most important element.
But with a few of the tips I will share in this video you are likely to learn repetitive throwing faster and get better, more consistent results.
INDEX:
00:00 Introduction to repetitive wheel throwing pottery
00:37 Why do repetitive wheel throwing?
01:40 Tip #1: Use the same amount of clay every time
02:30 Testing your pot shapes before you decide on the weight
02:57 Tip #2: Use measure tool
04:07 Top #3: Practice muscle memory
06:27 Ready to start the repetitive wheel throwing
08:02 Tip #4. Secure your measure tool!
08:17 Throwing the first cup
12:22 Throwing the second cup
13:17 Throwing the third cup
13:56 Evaluating the results of the repetitive wheel throwing
14:49 Tip #5: Keep practicing!
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[@Natalieleu]

Thank you for the tips. Practice, practice and more practice! Have a great vacation.

[@deMibPottery]

Thank you! You too! :-)

[@ab9879]

tusind tak for sharing these tips Mikkel!

[@deMibPottery]

Thanks :-)

[@gigi3242]

Have an awesome vacation! Thanks for the tips.

[@deMibPottery]

Thank you! You too! :-)

[@epone3488]

Another good one; your wisdom about the bike example was brilliant.

[@deMibPottery]

Glad you enjoyed it :-)

[@angermomo]

thanks your video!! Really helping!!! happy vacation!

[@deMibPottery]

Happy to help! :-)

[@edelgyn2699]

Thank you.

[@deMibPottery]

You're welcome! :-)

[@maryglancy9024]

The method of measuring my pots I learned from a Japanese video you take straws or wooden sticks form them by binding them together to form a cross the tall part forming the height that you want and the bit across forming the width bind them in the middle cut to the required sizes I also colour them so I know which is for mugs or drinking cups ect I find this method doesn't get in the way like my gauge does great video I am also slow at throwing but I get there in the end best wishes

[@deMibPottery]

Thanks :-)

[@aarondunn2128]

Do you have the link to the tool that you used

[@deMibPottery]

Can't remember where I got it but most pottery stores do :-)