506. A Couple Ways to Open Your Clay after Centering with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 不同方法開孔示範

[@hsinchuen]

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[@jessbonner3625]

Thank you for putting these videos out there for all of us that need a little help! You’re amazing at what you do! Thank you again!

[@irwinhorn4046]

You are a clay hypnotist where you have complete control over your subject. I, however, am controlled by my clay, it does whatever it wants to do and controls me. You are a master, thank you so much for the tutorial.

[@jesminerickson1741]

thank you for this very helpful video and sharing your techniques!! amazing to watch you at work!

[@David-uv7hz]

Another fantastic video. Such clear explanation and the two camera angles really really help! Brilliant!

[@honeymw009]

I always give example of yours if someone asks me about tutorials. Learnt a lot from your videos... Been following you from past 9 years now...❤️

[@hsinchuen]

Thanks!

[@honeymw009]

@@hsinchuen love from India.

[@emilyvidd8631]

Thank you for taking the time to show two view points. I'm getting back into pottery again and your instruction is very helpful.

[@ruqxana]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@blancawyatt3092]

You are a very talented teacher thank you for your tutorial...

[@hsinchuen]

You are welcome

[@marianfeltens869]

Hello from Germany. Fantastic video as usual! Your video enhancements add so much- two angles at once are so helpful. I’m just beginning to work with porcelain after several years with stoneware and it’s a completely different experience, I’ve slowed down my movements quite a bit and use the slip instead of water per your advice and this has helped a lot. Many thanks

[@ernabasson1298]

A master at work. You make it look so easy! 1-2-3 and it’s done! Experience and patience

[@adelejones1054]

Your videos are so great

[@paulameredith4843]

Love your vids and your work

[@jenniferlee4125]

受益匪浅，谢谢

[@karenfernandez107]

Thanks!

[@72lmp]

Great video, very helpful.

[@strudlehair]

I have what might be a silly question, but when you are measuring the thickness of the base (when drilling/opening the clay) does it matter about the needle hole? Does the needle hole remain? Or does it end up being "filled in" with clay a you are throwing? Or is measuring it something you only do on practice pieces that you will not end up firing/glazing/using? Thanks so much!

[@hsinchuen]

The hole will be filling with clay. I always tell my beginner students to do so.

[@strudlehair]

@@hsinchuen Awesome! Thank you so much, I will try this tomorrow in my throwing class, I am prone to go too thin on the bottom of my pots so this will be a big help :D Also, happy Lunar New Year! I hope you have a safe and healthy year of the Tiger :)

[@aparnadeorukhkar655]

Thanks a ton 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@eddiespottery8439]

TKU