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

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[@denniswood231]

Very expertly done!

[@genxingit1472]

The hum of the Brent lulls me to sleep every time. I love watching this masterful channel.

[@cindyrodger4867]

Great demonstration thanks!

[@____Ann____]

1:50 to 2:03 it takes you less than 15 seconds to make the most perfect bowl in just 1 movement. Impressive!

[@brooke5455]

You are a truly excellent teacher!! Thank you.

[@patalger904]

Awesome video. The addition of the close up views is very helpful.

[@solmaztok4356]

Thanks master.... Thanks for all of your videos...

[@paulabrown6840]

Thank you!!! 💜🌸

[@mariannesandy1775]

You are amazing. Question about the wheel speed. I noticed that you do not spin it very fast. I've watched other videos and they turn it on full speed. I think that is the most difficult to determine is how fast the pot should spin. Thank you so much. You have a gift.

[@BKGclan4LIFE]

Love it

[@billwrightx]

Hi Very nice video. I see you are using a videographer. It helps to see from different angles. Are you using Coleman Porcelain?

[@donodc]

Hi Hsin, After you trim a foot do you let your bowls dry right side up or upside down? I am wondering if it has any affect on wether S cracks will develop or not.

[@HunterAtheist]

Compressing the bottom of the piece after opening can help with this, or just let them dry slower if possible.

[@RealJoux]

If you trim thin enough, you shouldn't get s cracks no matter which way you leave it.

[@donodc]

thanks for your helpful comments.

[@paulabrown6840]

Thank you!!!! 🌸💜