8 Unusual Pottery Tools I use Every Day // My Pottery Tool Kit

[@shelleyclegg6415]

adding cut outs on the outside of mugs and also any tools for cutting out christmas trees, snow man and creating nubs on the outside of a coffee cup. Im learning so much from your channel. Thank You!

[@CookbooksonRepeat]

Could you do more basic techniques for wheel throwing? I’m a beginner and love watching these. Also, would still love a tour of your pottery studio!!

[@sunny200071]

One of my favorite tools is paintbrushes. For smoothing out and shaping the tiniest details. and sweeping clay bits off

[@luciegilchrist240]

Thanks! Basics are great - it can get too overwhelming out there!

[@TheDutchPotter]

The one tool I use the most is a "throwing stick". Inspired by Simon Leach, but made from a simple paint stirring stick you get for free (over here anyway) when you buy a bucket of pain. I cut the end in an angle so I can use it to cut of the skirt, and I make the edge sharper with sandpaper. I often also round of and sharpen the end a bit so I can use that to make some textured ridges if I want. I like it because it's thinner and therefor sharper than most wooden ribs. And if it wears out I just make a new one. I also like my chattering tool, a hacksaw blade that is bent to make chatter marks on leather hard pots.

[@thaisaiza7935]

I don't have a turntable yet. I improvise with a round wooden tray (snudda) from Ikea. But it's on my wish list. Great video!!!

[@keriolson2393]

My favorites are my sponge, a straw for holes, a porcupine quill, and the exact knife😜

[@connecticutaggie]

You should try the Mud Tools Do-All trim tool

[@rufaelphilipos3194]

Thank you very much for your introduction of pottery tools. would you have any pottery work shop lecture for the beginner starting from how to identifying suitable type of soil for pottery.

[@ramanmonkey]

Where can you get one of those rubber pencils?

[@godoggo407]

Would love a link to where to get the green wheel!! Thanks.

[@PotterytothePeople]

They are from a company in Germany called Boesner :)

[@georgetirebiter4343]

That's really smart. Engineering solutions like that are always better than just wearing protective equipment, which sometimes fails (and is rated as having the least amount of effectiveness for reducing hazards). And there are a lot of folks who do things like wear beards under their respirators and the like, rendering them ineffective.

[@mckenzieporter4555]

Helpful for me. Thank you

[@h2k6]

Is there a particular branch of Boesner to visit in Berlin for pottery tools and the banding wheel?

[@RosemarysCottage]

Thanks for the great list! I’ve really been wanting to learn some simple sgraffito, if that’s something you’d be interested in teaching!

[@PotterytothePeople]

my latest video is on sgraffito ☺️

[@vtocatjian]

Would love to know the brand of your turntable if you could please share?

[@lucindadangles-ru5il]

the trimming tool works even better if you grind or sharpen it. Also if you make it a little thinner.

[@rufaelphilipos3194]

I like very much pottery work next to agriculture or farming.

[@jlewis300]

I use a lot of kabab skewers LOLOLOL