Very nice pots!!! And very interesting trick that to not allow colapse them

J'attendais la sortie du four avec impatience

@Greg-ceramics

6 ай бұрын

Je fais beaucoup de sorti de four (1 à 2 par semaine en moyenne), mais je filme rarement. En fait mon gros problème, c'est que le four est froid le matin, et le matin je suis un gros ours bougon. Du coup quand je l'ouvre je ne suis pas d'humeur à filmer 😅. Exceptionnellement pour ce four-là, j'avais décalé la cuisson et elle s'est terminé l'après-midi !

Fantastic as always!

Hello, Thanks for the tips with warping on large pots. I was already wondering how professional potters deal with this problem. My pottery store advised me to do something similar. For large pots, simply add additional feet of the same height (without decoration) for the middle of the pot. However, do not attach these with slip. Only when they and the pot are dry, attach them with UHU glue. The glue burns during firing, the feet come off without leaving any residue but support the pot. I tested this on my last 2 large pots and it worked great. Greatings DB

wow stunning work well done

Magnifique travail artistique, j'adore...Bravo à toi

You are funny, " I forgot the pots" and then when you didn't recognize the glaze I chuckled. Amazing pots

@Greg-ceramics

6 ай бұрын

Thanks. Yes indeed, I rarely publish kiln openings (the last one was more than 6 months ago), but my kiln works almost all the time. As this is something common, it often happens that I don't remember what I'm putting in the kiln! At least I still have a few surprises like that! Plus, I like to have a choice when I fill the oven, so I always have the equivalent of 2 or 3 kiln already glazed and ready to fire. Which adds even more surprises, I have time to forget what enamel I put on a pot!

@gaeangardensbyizabela

6 ай бұрын

@Greg-ceramics you do so much you forget, i enjoy the kiln opening videos of yours

Increíble ❤❤❤ Divinas

Pas facile de faire d'aussi jolis pots avec des pattes d'ours 😉😉😀😀 Magnifiques!

@Greg-ceramics

6 ай бұрын

😅 🐻

toda estan hermosas

Your the best sir

Great, what a great job! Very very nice results. I find glazing exciting as well as being a craft. Can you tell us something about that too? How do you glaze and what is used? Your experiences and tips are amazing.

@Greg-ceramics

6 ай бұрын

Thanks. I am preparing a video on glazing. It will mainly be a video on MY way of glazing, because there are as many ways of doing it as there are potters.

Incroyable!!

Great pots and glazes! dobe509 mentioned using feet attached with glue to support the middle of the pot. It seems difficult to calculate the exact height one will need in the bisque stage. What happens if the supports are a little too low when firing? Will the bottom be uneven?

@Greg-ceramics

3 ай бұрын

Thanks. If the stand is the wrong size, the bottom may curl, or the pot may be twisted. It is best to avoid using this type of technique. I have already shown this in other videos, but if it is really necessary, I prefer to use a refractory plate under the pot to support it entirely. With the good clay, the good firing curve, and good construction, in 99% of cases this is not necessary. You can also use a small pile of sand in the center of the pot, the sand moves and can adapt as you fire.

What brand and size is your kiln?

@Greg-ceramics

6 ай бұрын

Rhodes TE165S - 165 liters - 73 cm x 63 cm inside