Wedging Potter's Clay
Wheel Wedging Clay for Large Pots
Centering Clay for Large Pots
Opening Clay for Large Pots
Establishing the Bottom of a Large Clay Pot
Compressing the Bottom of a Large Clay Pot
Pinching the Walls of a Large Clay Pot
Throwing & Collaring Large Clay Pots
Wetting Large Clay Pots on the Wheel
Stabilizing Large Clay Pots on the Wheel
Collaring & Establishing Height
Shaping a Large Clay Pot on the Wheel
Establishing the Neck on a Large Clay Pot
Large Pot Lip Alteration on the Wheel
Altering the Outside of a Large Pot
Detail Work for Large Clay Pots
Adding Rings to a Large Clay Pot
Accessories for Large Clay Pots
Creating Ears for a Clay Pot
Attaching an Ear to a Clay Pot
Adding Clay Rivets to Large Pots
Remove Excess Water From Inside a Large Clay Pot
Touch-Up the Base of a Large Clay Pot
Trimming the Base of a Large Clay Pot
Removing a Large Clay Pot From the Pottery Wheel
Summary: Trimming the base of a large clay pot is an essential part of throwing a large clay pot. Trim the base of a large clay vessel on the pottery wheel using techniques in this free ceramics video.
Chris Cook received a BFA in ceramics and sculpture from Southern Oregon University where he studied raku, studio ceramics, stoneware, and various firing techniques under Jim Romberg....read more
"I am going to go and clean this up again, since my dirty hand bumping up and down on it. So going, I will do that alright take your needle tool, get down on the wheel head, get rid of any of that stuff, pull it out. Pull it on out, out of the way, alright, that is looking good down there. Alright now that we have got all our little trim on our pot, the only thing left to do is to pick it up and transfer it over to here but yes that would be good. That is not to far away. So we are going to take the knife or we are going to take our wire tool and we are going to cut it and we are going to move it over here to the weigher board."
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