I've just fallen in love with the wheel and this is a great idea for me to better my skills, thanks!

Very cool. I will try it.

Thanks John...going to try some today. Gail

clever idea regards steve

Yes, it comes out the same place it came in.

Tip top bravooo

Gail, I use under a pound but just try a fistful and see how it goes and then either add more or reduce it. You really need to make a bunch to get the hang of it. Some people leave the inner part without a hole and then us a 1/8" drill bit to make the hole. Ask any questions you want. Don't know what you need since you can't hear me.

Hi John, great videos, thank you. Do you also glaze the inside of the salt shaker? Thx.

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No glaze inside.

Hi John, Thanks for sharing this cool method. I have quick question, the inner whole is used to put salt in it. I noticed you don't leave any holes at top. How is it suppose to function. I meant how is salt suppose to come out? Thanks so much for helping and sharing this. Regards, SK

It doesn't matter what kind of clay you use? Was just wondering, because you do not glass the inside.

About a pound or half pound, depending on how you throw is what he says.

John...as I am deaf, I am unable to hear your commments. Quick question...how much clay have you used for one of these? I keep meaning to try to make some but need a starting point. Gail

You shake it and the salt bounces out.

fascinating....no not really just kidding!

Thanks John...Going to try some today...Gail