Throwing and Altering On the Potter's Wheel to Create a Squared Pot with a Flat Bottom!

[@catherinea8311]

Another great video! Enjoy all your video's

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Thanks so much!

[@karrencase3576]

Love this new video. I have learned so much from you. Am really looking forward to trying this and forming other shapes using this technique. ❤

[@journeytocloud9]

Hello, new subbie here. I’m new to pottery and have been binge watching so many videos. I really enjoy how you teach because it’s very thorough and detailed, plus you use layman’s terms which I appreciate. I have a quick question. What is the material used on the pottery wheel underneath the bat? And the purpose of it? Thanks in advance.

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

I typically use a bat mate! They are designed to help the bat not to wiggle around! amzn.to/45BeGef

[@journeytocloud9]

Thank you! @@KaransPotsAndGlass

[@amynahfarid4007]

Always look forward to your videos, inspiring. Am new to pottery, would you suggest types of clay, underglazes & glazes for making a bird feeder & jewelry dish. Also, would be hand building, what thickness would you advice for rolling?

[@jseal21]

I've been working exclusively with Standard Raku clay lately (bought too much) and it bugs me to no end that you can't wet sponge it. I've never tried a brush, thanks for the tip! 🤞👍

[@cochorrorshow1005]

@KaransPotsAndGlass How hard would it be to create a glazed white ceramic rectangular vessel sink for a bathroom vanity? The only people on youtube creating such sinks use concrete, so I'm guessing it's a challenging process without factory equipment..?

[@KaransPotsAndGlass]

Very challenging- for a rectangular form, typically it would be slip cast for strength, it could be done with slabs, of course, but it would be fairly difficult.