How to Trim and Burnish a Bowl - Matt Horne Crystalline Workshop

touch the ball I just use a few small coils around the outside just to be sure it doesn't come off there's a little driver than you would normally trim yeah yeah these are quite dry bulbs probably right but these these getting quite dry then this is the main turning tool I'll be using and this is I guess kind of a sharp and loop tool and you get these here yeah this is a nice new once it's nice and sharp so start at the base I tend to have my bases quite narrow so you'll notice I'll turn quite a lot off here so I use the tip to get the majority off Oh some cleanups their lights and I'll try and tap to try and work out how big that is so I guess the more the more kind of hollow sound and it is thinner it is I'll still turn per for now so I'll try and just flare that up a little bit so runs well with the pedestal and I'll go over the metal kidney and then I'll alternate foot bring in all my pieces uh-huh so because because this is a stoneware clay I would furnish this and what I use is a spoon without handle it snapped off so just speed the wheel up so I guess this would be easier to burnish it was a bit but what quite as dry as it was yeah and then I would stamp the base with my understand tidy up that will now the clothes are off it's just routine cornerstone now you go

Channel: Matt Horne Pottery

Views: 35,066

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Id: K5u5t6wi774

Length: 6min 32sec (392 seconds)

Published: Fri Apr 01 2016