Architecture in Throwing a flowerpot

[@harrycockfield5114]

Hey Guy..live to see some new pottery videos..love the big pots !

[@rapidac]

Thanks Guy. You and Brad Sondahl have a lot in common ... master potters and music! he's on the tube too.

[@erikwilliams8703]

You have great tips ty ty 👍😎

[@richardjacobs1738]

You're magical... that was the clearest explanation on how to pull a cylinder I've ever heard

[@pensandcalls]

excellent, Guy. Yes, we all love Simon. I look forward to viewing more of your videos now that I have discovered you. Thanks

[@mrsbeckydaisy]

I’m so happy I found your channel. Thanks to Simon of course making a video of his visit with you. Just with this video alone you have taught me so much.

[@guywolff]

In 1969 when I was 18 I worked the summer at Jugtown pottery in Seagrove . Thats where I first heard Clarence Ashley's Music with Fred Price and the gang . I do love that music so much . Working in NC with a Welsh Pottery family and then going to Wales really woke me up to traditional craft and music. All the best , Guy

[@guywolff]

Im glad these little films have been useful . I do love throwing and its a lot of years so its a blast sharing . I had a look at Brad's site. He seems to have a great place and makes beautiful pots and has his family around him . A good guitar.. You cant ask for much more .If he lived closer I would ask to join his band.. . All the best , Guy

[@adlesk54]

Thanks for posting. I love your work. thanks for the tip about distance of your hands when moving the clay. It has made a big difference for me! looking forward to learning more from you!

[@guywolff]

This video was longer and had to be cut to make it small enough to fit on you tube. There was a thank you to Simon Leach for all the fun he has brought to us all on KZbin .. All the best , Guy

[@enslaver]

cool, thanks for sharing and for the tips

[@createniks]

Is your inside hand finger placement in the center of the outward bulge in the pot?

[@danm3996]

Guy. When you get a chance, can you show have you center and do your first pull. It takes me a few pulls to do what you do in one pull

[@guywolff]

Most everything you need is here .. Centering happens when you give the clay a command and keep your command steady for a whole rotation. In this one I coned up one time :when I came back down the clay was on center . That first "Knuckling in" happens directly from the ring that was in that centering move

[@scottartsandcraft]

How you make into a v

[@guywolff]

Two inches apart for the first pull on a 6 pounder but the hands could be 6 inches apart for the first pull on a 60 pounder ..