45. Throwing / Pulling / Lifting Cylinder step by step with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 拉坯剖面示範

[@hsinchuen]

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[@m0eMoE]

I love your etsy site! Thank you

[@hsinchuen]

"This taught me mor in 33 min than my ceramics teacher did in 4 years...THANK YOU!!!" Hi, thanks for your comment! It was exact my original idea of posting videos to help more people to have a good start in learning throwing on the potter's wheel.

[@vegieveganic7963]

Hsinchuen Lin wow 🤩 just wow 🤩 and wow 🤩 it was amazing 👏 thank you 🙏

[@tafsa8758]

Thank you so much for sharing this skills I wanted to learn ceramics for long time ago it cost to much money for only 4 classes 😢and I'm learning with you by just watching your videos! Thanks and God bless you 🙏🏻

[@kjaabekk]

11 years later and still the best instructional video out there 🙌🏆

[@clayphoenix]

Of all the pulling demos I've watched, I've never seen anyone use a plexiglass cylinder to show hand positions. Brilliant! You are a gifted teacher. Many thanks!

[@paigeharper5873]

this is absolutely the best video to learn how to lift a cylinder

[@LadyGaia108]

My goodness, you go beyond generosity to not only cut your pots in half to show us what you are doing on the inside, but to also show us with a clear plastic cylinder. THANK YOU! Greetings from France

[@TaiChiKnees]

The slices through the clay and the demonstration with the clear cylinder make it SO much easier to understand. Thank you so much!

[@wildsurvivalskills]

This is an incredible video. Thanks for all the great visuals and for sacrificing so many pots!

[@duhhawaiian]

Best teacher on the net! Thank you.

[@julieta_ceramics]

I have never seen a more didactic explanation! Thank you so much!!

[@illustrious1]

I learned a new word today. Thank you! 🤗

[@robbye613]

You are a most kind and giving person to share your amazing throwing skills in such a generous fashion. You should have the strength to continue in all that you are.

[@dochaswilliams6648]

Did anyone else almost cry every time he cut open his pot to show the inside?

[@loriz6103]

Dochas Williams this is how my teacher teaches in class too lul :(

[@Kleshtrem]

why do people always cry when it's being cut up?

[@leetcheez]

the walls are so even and the pulls are so uniform--each example he cuts open is better than anything i've ever done.

[@odinfreya6324]

I was thrilled and grateful. It really helped me understand what he was doing and how.

[@lesleyring6711]

Yep

[@janeneh.3093]

Using the plastic cylinder was ingenious! It made it so i could really see the way you positioned your hands, so helpful! Along with cutting open the cylinder, also very helpful‼👍. Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher for all of us that are wanting to become better potters💞❣

[@carolwang3129]

So incredibly clearly explained! Thank you for taking the time to cut cross-sections to show hand positioning and relationship at each step. I'm a beginner student and it's really helpful to see each step dissected and repeated. I've been watching your videos for about a month now and I've incorporated a lot of your lessons into my practice pieces. Thank you so much, you are a very patient teacher!

[@Annalena30144]

Excellent demonstration. I loved the fact that you cut your pieces to show the inside and how your hands moved along the wall, and secondly the use of clear cylinder, that was genius. Thank you. I learned a lot.

[@susancrane2135]

The clear cylinder showing how the hands are placed is so helpful! this is the best video I've seen on how to pull up a vessel. Thank you!

[@perrybrown7650]

I have watched a lot of pottery instruction videos over the years, but this is absolutely the best. It has totally revolutionized my throwing.

[@hsinchuen]

Good to know! Thanks!

[@MrUtubeFanatic]

Of the MANY cylinder wall pulling demonstrations I have watched, in my opinion, this is, by far, the best.

[@santoselenagraham9907]

I couldn't believe you were "destroying" your work step by step. Thank you so very much!

[@MamereClaire]

All our thank you are warm and sincere, but buying a piece of Hsinchuen's work on Esty is a wonderful way to give back for all we have learned. It would be great if we could empty his Esty shop. Give it some thought. Claire

[@AngelsTalk]

loved the clear explanations & the use of the clear cylinder & cutting the piece in half to show what the hand is doing on the inside! absolutely the BEST on youtube. thank you!

[@claymoma]

Thank you for showing us the "how" while explaining the "why" of centering and pulling. So many videos cover only the how (most not very well either). Your video on centering has helped me so much that you now have a devoted follower for life in me!!!! LOL Thanks again and please, please keep the teaching videos coming. Warm regards from Debbie in Florida

[@MamaMacabre]

This is the best throwing demo I've ever seen.

[@kmbee28]

Cutting it through for better understanding is such a brilliant idea; however, my heart skipped a beat every time you cut through your beautiful work 😛

[@michellebowceramics476]

Thank you for this demonstration. I loved how you cut the work in half to show the inside. I watched your video 'throwing a tall bottle' first and wished I could see the inside of the bottle, then i found this. excellent teaching.

[@8019Melissa]

YOU ARE A GOOD TEACHER AND I RESPECT THAT.

[@Oshytalleyedewizwin]

This taught me mor in 33 min than my ceramics teacher did in 4 years...THANK YOU!!!

[@vegieveganic7963]

Thank you Hsinchuen Lin! Best ever teacher wow 🤩 just wow 🤩 and wow 🤩 it was amazing 👏 thank you 🙏

[@cookerymagic2167]

You are such an amazing teacher! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@hsinchuen]

You are very welcome!

[@jpprieto]

It must be a poor teacher, since this is the very first basic gestures you are taught in any decent pottery school ! Anyway, it is a real pleasure to have it here so clear, detailed, and simple. Well done, hsinchuen lin. Should we call you lin ?

[@alex225able]

Using the clear plastic cylinder showed the hand movement we needed to know. A very simple but effective idea that does the job. Thank you so much!

[@gm5147]

Thank you for the pedagogy that you have put in place in all your videos!

[@HyunjeongPark]

Wow, This is the best video I've ever watched so far!

[@윤광배]

Best of best. Thank you so much!

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

excellent tutor. Very good speaking voice and your technique of showing what the stages should look like and how to achieve it are brilliant.

[@MrFavoritetools]

Im pottery student and i think it is a amazing explanation! I appreciated it so much!!! You are a great and generous master! The effort you make to help us understand the process into the cilinder is wonderful! I have all much cleared now.

[@gonzo2.0]

Best pottery instruction on KZbin

[@hsinchuen]

@potterylady1 Not at all, when I started my pottery class everyone was throwing this way in Taiwan. It was when I came to U.S. to see other people throwing using knuckle or sponge. Don't you think when I hold the Plexiglas upside-down my fingers/hands form naturally both inside and outside. Don't you think the outside fingers are more stable when throwing this way?

[@beestone]

I am SOOOOO stealing the clear cylinder idea to demo for my students!!! Awesome!

[@wayakamejima4771]

Thanks to your instruction, I was able to make the largest thrown pot I've ever made yesterday. It was a saggar for doing reduction firing in the electric kiln. It was basically just a large cylinder with a fitted lid.

[@clubpenguin359]

I will make all the greatest ceramic pieces because of this video

[@cathypaxton9634]

Thank you so much! I am self--taught and working for about 3 years. I have watched many videos trying to learn the craft and you are the only one who has shown me exact hand and finger placement along with cut-a-ways. Invaluable!!!! Thanks.

[@whiteyford31]

Wow! Thank you so very much for the detail you show in your teaching. No other video has answered so many questions. And there's so many more of yours to watch. Very talented. Thank you again. Dave Iserman

[@sharonpeek7728]

That was fabulous. Very inspiring. I will watch it again before my pottery class this Friday morning.

[@sandichen6600]

Best demonstration video out there by far and I have watched a TON at this point. THANK YOU Hsin-chuen!

[@hsinchuen]

I remade the video 10 years later with 2 angles. It’s even better. Check out my video #506, 507

[@hsinchuen]

Here is the link to the short cut. hsinchuen.wixsite.com/mypots/etsy

[@migzz7976]

Excellent tutorial, basically the hands are dance partners in the world throwing.

[@hueyyukon8143]

I appreciate the time you've taken to do this. Thanks!

[@michellefox7909]

this video totally transformed my mug making game!

[@VidyaLake]

Very methodical and useful tutorial, with cross-section and clear glass cylinder used to demonstrate EXACTLY HOW to apply hand and rib pressure to lift a vase. Thank you so much and please continue producing these exceptionally helpful videos.

[@folditcuzucan]

This made me truly understand the mechanics behind throwing... legendary teacher

[@ianjames6320]

o my god brilliant, and yes julie it broke my heart to see you cut it in half ,cant wait for my first lesson next week

[@gretchenmiller3832]

So good - and showing with the glass cylinder is inspired. Thank you.

[@hsinchuen]

You are so welcome!

[@Thekennel177]

Has anyone been able to determine what planet this guy is from? It can’t be earth. His talent is truly other worldly.

[@sakurako517]

Thank you for teaching for free. Cannot wait for my next lesson to try the skill you taught.

[@sheilawhistler6739]

That was the BEST demo I've seen! Loved the stops every step of the way with the slices and the use of the glass cylinder to show what you are doing and with which part of your hands!!!

[@gyrocompa]

When one watches the video, it seems easy, not because it actually is but because of the teacher's skill and pedagogy. Very interesting, even for people who don't do pottery...

[@nancyburns7513]

Amazing, most effective lesson I ever watched! The clear cylinder was so very helpful. I saved this video to watch over and over again. Thank you so much.

[@hsinchuen]

You could also watch this video I made 10 years later: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGrXqGysbZ2DkK8

[@smahncke21]

WOW!!! This video is AHmazing and exactly what I have been looking for!! THANK YOU for explaining each step and hand position clearly, especially by cutting the cylinder in half, and using the clear cylinder, that was SO helpful!!! This is by far THE BEST throwing video I have seen on KZbin. I too learned the right thumb method when I took classes in France and find it really natural after the first few times, but I like how you position your hand even better than how I learned. Cheers!

[@keithmorgan8024]

This is the best video instruction I've ever encountered for clay work. Beautiful, clear, and really informative.

[@randy95060]

I've seen a lot of throwing instructions and this is the best.

[@norcalfran]

Mr. Lin, Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge through your KZbin videos. You are very generous to allow us all to learn from you. I have been throwing pots for three years, but have started taking it more seriously during the past year. Your instruction on how to throw taller cylinders and more challenging shapes is very helpful. I look forward to working my way through your whole video library. Thank you again.

[@traven7]

You are so AWESOME!!!! The effort you make to help us understand exactly what you're doing is amazing and very much appreciated!!! You are my absolute favorite- thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!! xo

[@nubiabonilla8006]

You are the best tacher I know.

[@maryclayards2996]

This never gets old. Thanks again for your detailed instruction.

[@Pandthewolf98]

You are a VERY gifted teacher. All of your details provided changes the experience on the wheel from effort to joy. WOW - I thank-you

[@RIchardleepr]

Mr. Lin Thanks for the classes. I learn a lot from you. Im a self educated potter since all I have learned I do it by reading and watching educational videos like yours. The little problem is that I am left handed and I use the left hand outside. Any suggestions for lef handed people like me... Thanks again from Puerto Rico the enchanted island.

[@bloomingshea]

the best most comprehensible instructor!!

[@sarahmurphy6759]

So glad i found this video. I have had problems with opening and the first pulls. this will really help.

[@hsinchuen]

Pls also watch my video #57 for good opening. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/anq1e5mZrtesgsk

[@shaofanghsu]

老師的每個教學影片真的都好用心。功夫需要的細節都交代得很清楚，作品的細節也都小心處理，是很好的模範！謝謝用心拍攝並分享！

[@ekphrasticmeatie]

Pulling with that right thumb, while the hand in extreme supine- what a crazy technique! Although it looks like it'd be awkward, the thumb creates a nice inclined plane to help lift from the bottom. Interesting!

[@ambersullivan5730]

THESE VIDEOS ARE SIMPLY HYPNOTIZING!

[@gailsapone7247]

Very helpful you cut the cylinder to show the inside! Thanks you for this video!

[@Grinder11xx]

You're a brilliant teacher, demonstrator and master potter. I thank you and appreciate all your video uploads. You have taught me to be a better potter.

[@LarryVest]

Excellent video. One of the best I've seen on the subject of throwing, lifting and pulling. Thanks Hsin-Chuen Lin!

[@marilynrabinowitz8369]

This is by far the best teaching method I have seen. As a total beginner, I have had a lot of disasters. Now I understand more clearly where I am going wrong. Thank you so much for sharing your skills. You are a Master Teacher.

[@suzakico]

As a beginner, I tried this few times but was not sure what I was doing. The result was very marginal. Then, listening to the explanation especially up to 11 min. things became much clearer (at least, so I thought...). i may have a long way to go but am encouraged to give it a try going forward. Thank you.

[@pamelasuttonlegaud]

What a useful and skilful demonstration! I was really impressed that you cut the piece open at each stage - it was so helpful. Thank you again

[@UsernamesForDummies]

This was brilliant! Thank you so much for taking the time to show what you’re doing and the effects it has inside and out. So helpful! The acrylic cylinder was also a great idea. I wished my teacher would take some of your teaching on board.

[@ehopdavila]

Maestro Lin, mi agradecimiento por esta gran demostración, creo que con esta clase podré resolver el problema que tengo haciendo cilindros. Muchisimas gracias!

[@kimmihawks1602]

Very informative! I really appreciate the method you used to explain this technique! Thanks!!

[@szimonettaneni]

I haven’t looked at these in a while, but I find that in the areas where I have trouble, your explanations are key. Thank you so very much for your thorough demonstrations of technique.

[@yongrai83]

I'm always amazed by his throwing skills and how meticulous he works. Thanks for the video clip! ;)

[@raygorish3089]

excellent video and you're a great teacher. you answered so many questions about what's going on inside and with the other hand outside, many thanks for taking the time to give such a thorough lesson.

[@rodrigogoguiroae5598]

One of the best tutorial I ever seen,

[@Francessjchen]

This is a great video. You shared your wonder knowledge so patiently and clearly. I learn a lot from the video. Thank you.

[@mudman00]

Well you are most certainly doing that.....I posted up a comment on another video of yours.....been potting and teaching for a couple of decades now......the use of the plexiglass cylinder is brilliant!!! Please keep them coming.....I will spread the word about your work.....If you get a chance please take a look at my website and let me know what you think about what I do....thank you

[@whitefoxaurafeild3743]

am i the only one who crys a little on the inside when he cuts something so pretty, that you know you'll never be able to pull up so well?

[@drspod801]

Wall thickness is something you have to keep up on and practice. If I start to get lazy, you can see it in the cross sections. The damn things don't lie.

[@shonalewis1787]

The most excellent throwing instruction video I've ever seen! Very helpful, thank you! Is that about 3 pounds of clay? I notice in most You Tube videos potters seldom tell us how much clay they are using, unless the size of the clay mound is the focus of the demonstration. I wish that all demo's would begin by telling us the amount of clay as well as the clay body being thrown. In this video, it appears you've accomplished a very impressive size vase in relation to the amount of clay you began with! You are a master of porcelain clay, and the form is perfect, too. Bravo!

[@alichouchane9516]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for your skill, time and patience.

[@marijapolo15]

Hi Hsin Chuen Lin, thank you so much for your great video!!! It is the Best I've ever seen!!! Could watch your video's for hours and hours.... you are the Best

[@alejoandina]

thankyou so much for this and all the tutorial videos. You are a great master. Im a big fan from Argentina. thanks again and again.

[@TitusLivy777]

A truly outstanding video! I keep coming back to watch it again and again. Thank you!

[@ms00smartypants]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video, teach your technique, & sacrificing your beautiful works for us to get the clearest view of what you've done! THANK YOU! Absolutely amazing!

[@jpprieto]

At my school in France, we use knuckle for the very first raise or bigger pots, then thumb as you show in the video, then tip of fingers for refining top of bowls and bottle necks. Personnally I am not comfortable with knuckle since it tends to grip and make holes at the bottom of the pot ...

[@calnzchch]

Google lead me to this. Thank you very much for your generosity. Even I have been doing pottery years, still learn something very helpful tips.

[@hsinchuen]

You can also watch my video #507. After 10 year of the original pulling/lifting demo, I remade the same topic with dual angles and better editing quality.

[@rosannerasquinho4407]

So talented and so caring to share every single detail of his skill. Master potter !! Thank you

[@shauhengli5177]

This is the best tutorial I have ever seen and Mr. Lin you are so patient!!!! 林老師謝謝你錄了這麼好的教學短片你真是很有耐心！！！！

[@c1zhou2]

This is absolutely the best throwing video I have ever watched. Thank you so much! You have helped me improve my technique one million percent.

[@liz9145]

Thank you so much for slicing the clay as well! It really helps to see what you did. You're a great teacher!

[@tombones847]

Excellent video. Thank you from a beginner potter.

[@wnatta1994]

I love you’re channel. I started throwing clay last month I watched this vdo over and over again and today I tried pulling up cylinder first time and it worked perfectly. Thank you teacher Lin

[@hsinchuen]

You are welcome!