196. Throwing a Mug in Detail/Close-up View with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春

[@enjoySalem]

Thank you for this video!!

[@debrabarber-wilson3305]

Thank you so much… You explain things, so so well

[@hsinchuen]

You are welcome

[@user-uc1er4he4l]

You're the best

[@thegoddesschannel1083]

such a master! thank you for sharing ♥

[@louybee]

You're such a good teacher! I liked the way the photographer was able to "catch" all your hand motions...very good video!

[@hsinchuen]

Thanks to my wife who is also started to throw about a year ago.

[@milliebaek5350]

I am so glad that I found this video. I didn't know how to use the metal rib on surface but your step by step instruction helps me very much. You are the master and great teacher! Thank you for sharing your technique with other people. I wish I could attend your class but I am too far away from you..

[@bestvinesfromthebeginning7160]

I'm new to pottery. so I watch your vids the most. they are really helpful. thank you!

[@dennystewart3238]

Beautiful !

[@Cate7451]

Scissor hands! Edward scissor hands!😂are you Johnny Depp(just making a joke) thank you once again for such excellent teaching. Will incorporate some new ideas.

[@RobertBurkeUnder_God]

Very nice and it is a pleasure to watch you work. Your explanations in step by step is very good. Thank you for your kindness.

[@averyrandy4448]

a trick : you can watch movies on Kaldrostream. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@kamariterrell1547]

@Avery Randy Yea, I've been using kaldrostream for since november myself :D

[@clarkandre1200]

@Avery Randy Yup, I've been watching on KaldroStream for years myself :D

[@jeremymumford9374]

You are a badass. I've watched so many of your videos and they help me to remember what I've forgotten when it's been I while between throwing. thank you for these. I ordered your chattering tools of of etsy and they are really nice. Thanks!!

[@patalger904]

Great video! Love the close up shots and the narrative to explain everything you are doing.

[@fieldsidepottery3654]

Always perfection!

[@LauraCReden]

That’s amazing!

[@captainsuperfly]

Fantastic video, you are such a great teacher. Thank you for sharing.

[@morganimani46]

Your an amazing thrower ❤️, and a very good teacher.... Can you make a video on lidded pots please 😊

[@jennawhitecloud5680]

Catching up on old videos Hsin. Thank you. When you throw off the hump to do a smaller project how much clay are you starting with?

[@hsinchuen]

Usually 4-5 Lbs.

[@jennawhitecloud5680]

@@hsinchuen thanks! 🙏

[@chandleranimations]

Thank you so much. Great video!

[@TitusLivy777]

Helpful! Thank you!

[@rd5888]

You are amazing... great potter AND teacher. Thank you for the many helpful instructive videos. Is that Coleman porcelain you like to use ?

[@milliebaek5350]

Mr. Lin, I am a beginner in ceramic class, 3 month into wheel throwing. Ever since I found this video, I 'be been practicing to learn how to use metal rib on surface and finally (after ruining several thrown mugs) I think I can use it to smoothen up the surface. But I still cannot make the decorative lines as you did on your mug. You made two lines in parallel: one from bottom and the other from the top, and it looks very solid and clear. Although I tried to mimick your method, by using the corner of the metal rib, I just cannot make clear solid lines. Always ended up with shallow, faint lines. I watched your video over and over again but I am still stuck with the same dilemma. I am using stone ware clay. Please advise me. Thank you.

[@Mr.Saephan503]

Made it so nice he had to mess up the inside just to prove it was hand made to people.

[@Ghostofchristmasfuture]

The thumbnail for this video is missing.

[@soccerslider102]

When you use a wooden bat, what kind of wood is it?

[@BKGclan4LIFE]

Awesome, where do you get your clay?