This tiny wheel SHOULDN'T WORK...

[@KeyushTheStuntDog]

A good tip to keep everything centred is to always have your hands connected, even if you're just resting both thumbs together. It does an amazing job of steadying the working hand. And then keep your elbows of lower arms anchored onto something so they're steady too. When pulling the clay up go stead and slowly and keep an even thickness. Collapsing often happens when it's thicker higher up with a weak, thin spot below. You did a great job getting the hang of it. The pots at the end looked great!

[@AshokKumar-zq2wy]

i am a suscriber of yours. Did not know you did pottery

[@nyshockartist]

@K'eyush The Stunt Dog , I Love Your avatar :D, also thank you for mentioning the working hand. I noticed Jazza started to get better at that, but I am not sure he realized when he was and was not using it. Back 20+ years ago in college, I worked in the pottery studio for a job. I made all the clay, and cleaned, ect ect. Anyhow, I was allowed to mess around in there, and I wasnt getting anything worth keeping until one of the students came over to me one day and suggested, just work one side of the piece, instead of trying to make both sides look the same. Made a world of difference, and made things much easier.

[@annettefournier9655]

Thanks for the tips because I'm taking a pottery class this autumn!

[@beatrizvnrocha]

omg didn't know that Key was a pottery connoisseur :0 (haha love your channel jodie ^^ ♡)

[@barbarasmith2693]

K'eyush's Mum is too modest to say, but she went to art school and learned how to do pottery there (as well as being an amazing jewelry designer/creator). Besides her KZbin channel featuring her gorgeous Husky boy, K'ey (he's her avatar here on the comment above), she has a second channel called Jodie Boo. There are a couple of videos up on that channel with Jodie setting up her own potter's wheel and kiln in her small jewelry studio beside her house and actually throwing, glazing, and firing some really pretty ceramic pieces. She's very talented and all around lovely. I highly recommend you take a peek!

[@martinpanev6651]

Tips from a real potter :) : For centering and coning, go faster and dont apply that much pressure. Use MORE WATER! When you are pulling your walls, you want to go a bit slower, but the smaller your pottery is the faster the wheel should spin. (The bigger, the slower). Using a wire to cut off the pottery is better than a tool. Also learn to trim. Apart from that, great video and adorable pottery wheel.

[@ginniegill1026]

Hope he sees this

[@ruolbu]

As a non-potter thanks for confirming my suspicion on what to do differently.

[@martinpanev6651]

@@ruolbu Nice!

[@tazmonkey309gaming4]

I’m not a potter but I could definitely tell his hands were so dry every time it broke

[@starralert2678]

This is great advice! Made me laugh because I was thinking "more water" so much, I started to say it out loud lol yelling at my phone like a crazy person lolol

[@nickjohn1979]

i just got into a new hobby myself. its called wire wrapping and honestly if you havent tried it already i think you would absolutely crush it! love the video and the tiny pottery jazza!

[@MelissaM83]

YESSSSSS, I'd love to see the whole crew tackle this one!!!!!! Omg I bet they'd crush it for sure!!!! Ooooh that'd be so awesome lol

[@Sh1roNekoshi]

Wrapping?? Tell tell!

[@nickjohn1979]

@@Sh1roNekoshi look up. Wire jewelry wrapping. And some of the stuff people create is phenomenal. For instants look up "dragon eye wire wrapping" its incredible.

[@Sh1roNekoshi]

@@nickjohn1979 oh my! I'd love such pendants on a necklace or something

[@nickjohn1979]

@@Sh1roNekoshi trust me you wont be disappointed!

[@absolute_whimsical5102]

I love how Jazza always shows the failed attempts and the learning process because there are so many channels that don’t highlight the fact that even they make mistakes and it’s ok

[@priyagupta6758]

"Jazza is perfect example of never give up"

[@ScooterBug96]

Never give up, never surrender. - Galaxy Quest

[@nicolelavigne1700]

The final four pieces look great! (speaking from someone with only the experience of a really crappy kids' battery operated pottery wheel ages ago) It seems like the small wheel let you just get through the process of trying and failing and trying and failing faster and build up that experience. My desire to try pottery some time is only growing.

[@keyboardonpiano2899]

The end result of the pottery was miles ahead of the initial attempts!

[@CupcakeTilly]

I started miniature pottery a while back, and I'm still learning. I'm amazed at what you produced after only a short time.

[@SoniasWay]

Thanks to Jazza for showing us such new and unique things

[@offthesidelines]

You should revisit Pete with your mini wheel and your cute little pottery results; let him test and/or rate everything!

[@gustavmarcell7921]

As a potter myself ( ceramicist ) I would like to say, that throwing in miniature scale is a real challenge in it self, so bravo. Also very impressed with the smaller bowl which you decorated. :)

[@oiDani42]

It was actually really cool to watch you slowly center things better and manipulate the clay more deftly. It was like watching a rewind of my first semester of ceramics. I've wanted to get back into it, and maybe a small thing like this would be fun an accessable enough for me.

[@KQonline]

As a potter who makes miniature vases, I’m proud of your progress!

[@embee7434]

Oh, Jazza, yes. Good on you for remembering Wabi-Sabi! You really did improve so much! I love that you wanted to keep working on this craft.

[@Aquana19]

These are adorable! I'm always amazed at how fast Jazza picks up a new craft or medium

[@cutemute9492]

i love the pottery videos, you should try the big wheel again and see how much you've improved.

[@Memerman4396]

Wow!! It’s great seeing jazz’s having fun with his big spinning wheel!!

[@luckyslob3359]

I think I tapped the video right as the title changed. It went from- “This tiny pottery wheel BLEW MY MIND” To “Tiny pottery is a NIGHTMARE” I am expecting both experiences.

[@Kippie.]

Same

[@Jazza]

You'll get both

[@vriesn]

And I'm here to inform you that it has become "This tiny wheel SHOULDN'T WORK" and I'm looking forward to how much it didn't work as much as how it did work XD

[@mdzafariqbal1519]

If I get to

[@Kikikivivivi]

I loved seeing the progression of your skill. It was really cool to see the moments where you messed up then learned then messed up in a different way then learned a different thing. Really one of my favorite vids of you so far... I think I'll get a mini pottery wheel too ☺️

[@wigglyfruit4708]

Omg make some doll sized vases and cups with this for a dollhouse . They would be so cute!

[@jenf6819]

This little machine needs to be in a challenge on the next season of The Great Pottery Throwdown.

[@chrisfoley1961]

I loved that you could see Jazza getting better and better as the video played on

[@greyhound1758]

Thank you Jazza...your channel, and the enthusiasm and passion you show for art, has inspired me to pick up some pens and markers and start drawing again for the first time in soooooo many years.....I have some catching up to do. Also, love you collabs with Shad...you annoy him so easily 😂😂

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

When we did pottery at school (circa 1972) my teacher laughed, yes, loudly guffawed, at my wonky bowl, and said it was too thin and would crack in the kiln. Not only was mine the only one NOT to crack, it has survived years of being repacked over and over, and I still have it, though retired to my dad's attic. Edit:. Ooh, I sound so smug..yep, smug, smug, smug!

[@arynphillips5888]

I know he said he used "the wrong clay", but it seemed to work out really well for him. Does anyone know what kind of clay he had? Polymer? Air dry? Oven bake? Making pottery without needing a kiln seems really accessible!

[@noaccount2494]

Pretty sure that was air dry since he doesn't have a kiln to fire traditional clay in

[@arynphillips5888]

Or polymer that was oven baked? I've heard a lot of air dry clays are quite lightweight and brittle, so I was curious since his actually looked like clay. He also said "most people have this" which is also what made me think polymer. I would just like to know since it seemed to work so well.

[@noaccount2494]

@@arynphillips5888 No, it can't be polymer clay because he uses water and water and polymer don't go together. I use both polymer and air dry clay so at least from what I'm seeing it's a better quality air dry

[@toomanyopinions8353]

Depends on if you want it to look right or want to eat off it. For a random little trinket, something like this works.

[@kryki_cha6206]

I was literally cheering!! So glad you revisited this. I want that tiny wheel!

[@tiredbanana2292]

I think we can all admire Jazza’s perseverance Well done 👏🏻

[@kristibell6998]

I really love that you show that you fail at stuff sometimes and all the times you try at it. It helps put things into perspective. Especially for me this week i failed 3 times at painting something before i researched and realized what i did wrong and kept trying so its nice to know I'm not alone on failure helped me not feel stupid so thanks again for showing that!

[@noctilucera7585]

It is honestly my favourite way to learn, even if it takes longer, but first making mistakes and then specificaklly looking up your fails instead of reading up first is way more fun and you will remember your own mistakes forEVER And totally agree that its the best that Jazza shows that side

[@austinluvs]

This feels so good, like we’re along for the ride on your journey into learning a skill that your maybe not the best at & getting to see your skill increase was really awesome, can’t wait till you go back on the big wheel to see if you can do better!!!!

[@sheribrockmeier127]

My daughter and I literally clapped for you when you successfully made the vase. Lol !! Very impressed with how quickly you progressed. Not surprising as you are good at everything you try. Very cute and fun. Thanks

[@zeartizan4723]

💜💜 I love seeing artists I look up to struggle. you improved so much over this video !!

[@thebreakdownartist9260]

It makes total sense that refining the movements and shapes on a tiny scale, helped, tuning before going big again. Really cool that you went back to figure it out

[@fluffydementor]

Honestly jazza really shined in this video. At the end he really pulled it of and made really cute pottery

[@kailyn.bw.]

Omg I really loved this one!!! Seeing Jazza be not good at something, but joke about how amazing he is (joking up instead of self deprecating is a tool of the masters!), then see his skill slowly progress through persistence, then the tiny pieces actually look great!! Compare those to his sesh with Peter! I can’t wait for Jazza to show Peter! And the poshy jabber in the gallery was the BEST 😂😂😂 Very on brand Jazza. Nailed it.

[@lachlanwalsh3061]

the random things jazza tries, make things so interesting. love ya vids!

[@fralinsandfriends]

That pottery wheel surprised me how well it worked. I love your 4 little pieces that you painted. Have a great day. 😁😁👋👋💖💖

[@alexandraframe6493]

Wow! A wheel I can afford and fit in my space. Thank you Jazza this just what I wanted. Your doing a great job. Your four pieces turned out beautifully.

[@GlazedToucan]

One thing I liked about pottery was the trimming part. I always had fun on that part.

[@jessicapease9101]

Those are super cute! It makes me want to get a tiny pottery wheel but my patience is tinier than the tiny vase and it would no doubt end up out the window.

[@morganwhitehead2387]

Im so happy youre enjoying the wheel. its so comforting to me

[@Aikano9]

It seems pottery wheels are like pizza peels, they sense fear and will destroy your masterpiece if you dare hesitate. To effectively wield them, you are require to put many skill points into confidence.

[@iPyromantic]

I do not need to pick up any more crafts/arts/hobbies, but this is so tempting - because I've really been wanting to get/make a bunch of little butter pots for my kitchen. This would be the perfect size! Gah!

[@CynsAngel]

You are so funny, I loved the last bit about the art gallery, that was hilarious. You did such a wonderful job being an amateur on the pottery wheel. You just had to work out your own technique and you had it down. I'm so glad Nerdecrafter "aka Jackie", asked us to check out your channel. You are such a fabulous artist. It would be great if you would do more of the pottery stuff on your channel too. Hugs and Love!

[@roysflamekitten]

You have taught me once again that failing doesn't mean you're not good enough, it means you're learning

[@proskipper1]

The art critique accent - posh uptight self aggrandising - nailed it!

[@zanybrain7265]

when i took a pottery class on of the other students would make tiny vases, bowls, and plates on a normal pottery wheel..... seeing jazza work with a pottery wheel reminded me of that class, thanks for the trip down memory lane jazza!

[@fandom_toon]

Im loving the Paspartout (golly I hope I spelled it write) reference at the end. It’s one you wouldn’t catch UNLESS you watched the mini-series. And also that accent was gorgeous.

[@annihull6373]

Bravo! Well done Jazza. I hope you continue creating pottery. This machine seems to really do what it says it's going to do. That is a rarity in such items. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Thanks for sharing your smiles and your talent. Blessings.

[@sky_odin]

They're legit the cutest mini pottery works I've ever seen. I want to make super super mini ones now.

[@MagnetZero]

Every failure is a learning experience, eventually once you understand what cause those failure and improve on the success you'll get a good result.... Eventually. Never Give up! Keep it up Jazza, you're doing excellent.

[@MedievalMary]

I was for sure expecting them to zoom out and it be someone who actually knows how to do pottery. Great job Jazza, you surprised me!

[@sincerelyhallie777]

DUDE! We were all watching your skill improve in real time! I honestly didn't think it was you when you started your dive! The pieces looked so good!

[@aimless_crow]

I'm pretty early to this vid so I wanted to take the opportunity to say thank you jazza for providing us with hours of entertainment and inspiring me with your amazing artwork! Love your vids, keep up the great work!

[@robertodeluca1786]

Every time I blink, this channel gain 1M subscribers more. We've made it soo far since the tutorials from a small chamber. So proud of him and everyone supporting and being a part of this adventures during these years!

[@kaitlyncreative]

This is so cool. You can show us everything and everything is exiting!!! Thank you Jazza!

[@Cationna]

No but actually the finished products are legit amazing?? It was such a fun video, and I am truly impressed with Jazza's learning curve here :)

[@makanischan8491]

More pottery please Jazza! This was great ^_^

[@cedrictheveneau9141]

I swear if I ever get asked ‘Who’s the most I souring person for you ?’ I’ll answer ‘Jazza’ without any hesitation, it’s crazy how many things you love to dive in Jazza, discovering new skills of yours and learning new things, no matter the size of the challenge

[@callabeth258]

I’m super super impressed with your fancy pieces!!! Well done!!!

[@lokicooper4690]

The pottery looked so cute! I love tiny things like that. That pottery wheel is dope! The fact it actually works, and way better than most craft wheels out there, is really cool.

[@LysolMyFace]

Watching Jazza get good in a Timelapse and then it cuts to him making really good stuff was crazy. Just when we thought Jazza found something he’s bad at, he pulls out this.

[@Centeris2]

I am loving all these little tiny projects! Maybe you can decorate a new tiny kitchen for Ann Reardon!

[@solveigfrank]

They turned out sooo good! Bet ur previous teacher is proud of u as well!

[@brandonfeliberti2594]

You single handed boosted this device...go buys shares in this company now! Getting 2 of these ASAP!

[@dianeo]

Wow, that was some serious improvement. I felt the pain of your frustration at first but you turned it into some epic success. Bravo!

[@raphwolf]

I've been wanting to do pottery again and knowing now that there are mini wheels out there, I'm going to be able to. Great video, broadened my horizon knowing that I don't need a big wheel to practice.

[@ndtcssh]

Love seeing your improvement when you try new things! Next time, try making one of the pottery mugs where you can use slip to add clay details and stuff!

[@allaroundlin]

Love this video! The pieces you made turned out awesome!! You should definitely do another video where you try the bigger pottery wheel now that you had some practice on a smaller scale!!

[@dancampbell5068]

You look exactly like one of my old lecturers at uni-- scarf and glasses are perfect

[@williambanks8914]

Basically from the start of the video I can say slow down, don't rush it and keep your cool bro. The moment it went wrong I could see it going wrong two steps back, keep the drive to be better and I know you will knock it outta the park. Love this new Jazza with pottery.

[@Flint_Devium]

I think it would be really cool for Jazza to try making sand sculptures like you see in competitions.

[@jhonellehenry2206]

Got a lovely dose of serotonin watching you make tiny pottery. So adorable

[@aposterous4126]

It’s really cool to see how quickly he improves in this video

[@eternalconfusion6226]

Jazza saying "Oh I'm such a sellout" in Stewie Griffin voice was literally something I didn't know I needed 🤣

[@mirjanbouma]

Have you watched the Jazza Passepartout videos? Because if you haven't, you have a treat waiting

[@eternalconfusion6226]

@@mirjanbouma hahaha yes I have!!!

[@mirjanbouma]

@@eternalconfusion6226 I should rewatch them 😂 Art snob Jazza is an experience

[@eternalconfusion6226]

@@mirjanbouma Do it!! I did the same after your comment and it was the best way for me to start my Saturday morning!!! 😂

[@mirjanbouma]

@@eternalconfusion6226 will do!

[@Phillip_Duck]

Wow, I love that effect from the blue over the copper!

[@LockonX105]

I would love to see you go back and try the big wheel again after a few months of practice with the little one.

[@nightshadekelly]

Iv always had a thing for tiny dishes. I want to buy this and try it. I took pottery classes once and loved it. I just don't have the money for it this I could do. I'm definitely gonna get this one day

[@opalpipkin6285]

Wow! I loved the video! I love how you didn't give up and ended up with some really adorable little pieces. TFS

[@KitsuyuutsuR]

I’ve always wanted to try pottery, it’s the one medium I never delved into trying because I couldn’t afford to buy a pottery wheel. But I’m going to get one of these little ones and see what happens! I have room for it, it’s affordable… Awesome! Thanks for the video, Jazza! I’m going on new artistic adventures! 😊

[@ceilinh6004]

This was so much fun to watch, and the tiny pottery collection is just adorable. I've never heard good reviews of mini pottery wheels, so that was intriguing too.

[@WillowRoseArlen]

Trying pottery was one of the most fun experiences of my life, but it always felt too expensive to really get into... maybe i need this little pottery wheel in my life! So fun to see you improve so much over this video Jazza.

[@Null_IMP]

Jazza is a Kinesthetic Learner, on his own he gets better at ANYTHING

[@teitomikagefrau8688]

Just have an incedent and finish crying, open youtube and jazza is the first on my recommedation, jazza always makes me happy, thank you youtube i need him

[@Neondogperson8442]

How excited jazza was when he did his first bowl

[@RSpudieD]

These are so cool!!! I like your final products, especially the blue bowl! That little pottery wheel worked well (and bonus points for being 3D printed) and it's clear you learned a lot! Pottery always looks like fun and that's true even in miniature!

[@starralert2678]

I love what you said about confidence! It's exteremly accurate!

[@Aurora_Animates]

I love how your always for a challenge Jazza!

[@nowheregirl3858]

You improved so much! It'd be great to see a follow-up where you get into high temperature kiln-firing and glazes etc to make food-safe objects. Because I'm not sure these ones can actually be used beyond being desk-tidies.

[@morganthegirlgamer3901]

I feel like it would be really fun to watch jazza knit or crochet.

[@silox250]

Please make a mini museum. Youve done mini paintings, mini 3d prints, mini pottery, mini drawings, mini sculpting. Please create a mini building to put all these and future mini works in

[@live4twilight4ever]

i think more than any other of your videos, this made me feel like i could do this. it looks so approachable.

[@BigB2sweet]

please do another mini pottery video, it's so fun to watch and oddly addicting and satisfying

[@yellheahtris]

Those turned out amazing! I'm such a tutorial leaner that its so cool seeing just trusting the process working so well!

[@ariathetaega3341]

Jazza aggresively stabbing his mush of clay gives me life xD You can almost hear the screams of frustration over the voice-over

[@da-tutor2916]

The evolution of you leveling up was mesmerizing.

[@HelenaOfDetroit]

A large part of pottery is the carving of leather hard clay, and the glaze firing. Mixing glazes, how they're fired, etc. can really add a lot to a piece.

[@baragon023]

Thanks for the frequent smiles.

[@roguewolf7053]

Considering his first love when it comes to sculpting was miniatures…it makes sense that making miniature pottery would be easier for him. Also goes along with his “dabble then dive mentality”.

[@arandomname8292]

My first time of pottery i could change the speed. This was really useful for relaxing, or getting in detail.

[@amywhigham4790]

Hey, nice job, Jazza on the miniature clay figurines! Hard work makes great pay off on cute art work! Love it! 🥰💖😍😊🥣🍽️