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My thumbs bend like that too, freaks people out hehe >:D it’s a type of hyper mobility which is correlated with neurodivergence

А че удобно,пожрать и попить и все в одной руке

Please try wabi sabi 🙌 method

I'm that old meme of a skeleton at the computer "Me waiting for the fallout reference"

Wait for they're coffee pots?

0:43 Did you just play some light jazz?

To those wondering why these defects warrant destruction of the piece: these items are meant to be used like a normal piece of glassware, but because the glaze has separated, the piece is not food-safe. These cracks and bare fired clay can cause water to seep into the piece and breed bacteria and mold.

How do u recycle the used clay? Can u show us that? Pls? ❤

😬

Forbidden milk

Of course you have beautiful calligraphy like handwriting!

Have you ever considered getting a narrating gig or something? Your voice is beautiful

If you have ever recycled clay, you know that crap smells AWFUL!! Scrubbing your hands with dawn dish soap doesn't get the smell out. 😭

I’m so glad you’re reusing them thank you

The one with the spotty glaze actually looked super pretty.

Art

I want to eat the pieces

omg this sucks

I love it!! It’s pretty!

What does Nuka even mean, I feel embarrassed for instantly thinking of Nuka-Cola

Mmmm...red velvet cake

Perdón pero para que se rectifique mejor tenés que poner la tapa en la mesa con el cono hacía arriba y con el pote agarrándolo boca abajo lo giras así se hacen los asientos osea asentar o rectificar dos piezas para que hermane diferencias

This is insanity, why would you do this? You're a monster

Дрожь по телу от этого скрежета, бррр

Fun fact, they kept some of the grafiti that was on the walls as a little part of the history section

You should try that with different clays to see if you get different adhesion and tempurature ranges. Not all clay is the same right maybe changing that viable would help you.

That’s some wagyu clay

That is the rawest piece of not meat I’ve ever seen

Hey! Mixing glaze with your bare hand is really unsafe. Several of the chemicals can be absorbed through the skin. Use a stirrer or wear gloves to protect yourself. Stay safe!

These really are darling. I love seeing the firing process and the glaze transformation. The glassy like crackle is soo soo pretty. I also liked the larger version of these in the background. I feel they'd hold flour and rice so nicely.

Made it to the end as always

Those are Bison tools and the original maker of these is Paul Probuka, not some kid.

The footwell thingy also helps with cold drinks keeping the condesation from "gluing" the entire base of the cup to the table. Idk if anyone else knows what i mean. Its like slicks vs all seasons but in reverse

After 8 weeks, I still could not turn a pot, its so hard.

Like nails on a chalkboard

These would be great tor drinking Nuka Cola...

They are super nice! What brand of clay is that? :)

"i press the rim in with a wetted finger " story of my life

Не хуй делать

smh, he doesn't even use a 31% 69% chromium berylium mix of filings

It's so nice to look at people actually appreciating young talent. Here, in our culture, people tend to down upon young creative minds. Saying "What would this child know". Not many youngsters are given a chance to showcase their talents until much later.. which is really sad.

I love how you make me feel like you're reading me a bedtime story.

It looks like my plunger top

genuine question, wouldnt the filings be dangerous to your hands while you are working it into a bowl?

Мне плохо 😢

Is this some sort of AI voiceover? Choppy and very unpleasant.

you sound like ed that guy who makes denim glasses, in good way

i genuinely hate making bowls with small bases like that. i dont know why but i always manage to knock them over and break them. never happens with any other piece.

Part 2?!?!

Ah. Carnivore clay