422. Trimming a Altered Rim Bowl and Chattering Decoration with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 麵碗修坯跳刀示範

[@lydiabosley9152]

Excellent! Love seeing the chattering in slow motion, and seeing the exact angles at which you hold your trimming tool. Being able to see from both above and the side simultaneously is perfect. You are such a good teacher, thank you so much for developing and looking for ways to improve and enhance your methods of instruction, we are so lucky to be able to learn from you!

[@soulak6332]

Thank you Mr Lin

[@blazerbarrel2]

Man , you make great stuff ! Master craftsmanship , balance of shape , and artful design . High up there in my book of know how. Thanks !

[@maritzaguzman8376]

Excelente maestro. Cuando va a poner sub títulos en español😥

[@5grandbabies]

Love when you have 2 cameras views.

[@desireeferro1972]

GENIUS!!!!

[@victoriathelen]

Perfection!

[@Oreois123]

This is really good, how do you make black slip?

[@toconotorno]

Show 👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷 🇧🇷

[@marypeterson1011]

How dry is the underglaze before you start to chatter?

[@hsinchuen]

It is slip not underglaze. I usually chatter at the leather hard stage. Not too dry not too dry.

[@marypeterson1011]

@@hsinchuen Thank you!

[@curiousamiba]

Definitely keep the 2 camera angles

[@EarthNationCeramics]

who thfk pushed the thumbs down button on this.

[@avb573]

PLEASE I see that your creations dry under a plastic box...is that better?

[@Piddypng]

Makes it dry slower to avoid cracking

[@hsinchuen]

The most important thing is to dry my pots evenly. When placing the pots inside my studio if I don’t turn them around they will dry unevenly. Have you trimmed unevenly dried pots? it is very annoying!! My pots were protected in the plastic container from the turbulence (I consider it that way).