516. Throwing a Lidded/Covered Jar & Tips on Centering/Opening/Lifting with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 蓋罐示範

[@hsinchuen]

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[@geewirt6248]

Best Teacher of all. 🙏

[@Elissaoui]

Thank you for this beautiful video dear friend ✌️

[@julieclapham5989]

Thank you so much. I think you are a great teacher as well as and master potter.

[@danielajohnson177]

You are the absolute best!!!:)

[@gabrielestockmann8415]

Thank you for your excellent teachings!

[@lunk9629]

Thank you so much! I’ll use that techniques right away!😄😄

[@curiousamiba]

Thank you!

[@valeriebee7486]

Your videos are wonderful!! You are my favorite potter. Please can you make a flower pot with the dish attached?! I love to handbuild. I know it is not your joy, but could you please do 1 video on making a lidded box? I would be very grateful. Thank you 😊 so much.

[@kerenaz3386]

great video as always!, thank you!. When do you wire off the pieces when using a wooden bat? do you wire right after throwing and then leave them to dry on the wooden bat?

[@hsinchuen]

Since I can come in my studio anytime so I usually wire off a couple hrs later.

[@kerenaz3386]

@@hsinchuen thank you for answering. i tried your method and it worked very well.