How to Throw and Trim a Small Pottery Plate — Narrated Version

Woww

thank you. the plates look lovely.

I loved watching this, hearing about every single move and 'touch' that's needed when throwing a plate. Thank you for sharing your process - right from the beginning with the preparation (so important) to showing us how you stack them for bisque firing. Beautiful and excellent narration too. Thank you.

Creo que serías un buen panadero

But if the pieces are touching each other in the Kiln, won't they get merged into each other? Sorry I am a beginner....

Does your glaze just look crackled and it’s actually sealed over on top?

Looks beautiful with the glaze 😊

That ls cool

This is incredibly thorough and informative. Thank you

Thank you so much for this video! Very informative and incredibly comfortable to listen to and watch. I just have one question that I can't seem to find a video which answers: how do you dip the plates in glace without getting any indents?

The glaze detail at the end- wow that is beautiful!

I think you may have shown me a potential second profession.
Your work is beautiful, and your videos are really informative and perfectly put together.

I've recently gained an interest in learning and practicing pottery and found your videos. They are by far the best and most informative I've seen so far. I do have a quick rookie question though: I understand your gauge helps you measure the outside diameter, but how do you gauge the inside diameter while spreading it out so that It lines up with the base? Is that more of a feel thing or do you measure that with your calipers during trimming?

was the final product glazed? sorry noob question. i like watching your videos.

Everything I'd ever want in a ceramic plate right there. Your videos are splendid too. ❤️

excellent video! how long do you wait to dry before trimming?

Cool! Thanks for sharing!

Hi! Well done!😁 What is the numer of glaze?

I love the glaze is it food safe as it has a crazed look. do you make the glaze or is it a commercial on . thank you for sharing, I will try your way as i hate plates

This video was extremely helpful

This makes me want to try pottery

i love your videos.. truly relaxing and informative thank you! Where do you get your bats from? Thank you for your help

Amazing....
Beautiful....👍👍👍👍

Beautiful! Thank you so much. Am just starting out and this is so incredibly helpful and inspiring.

thank you for sharing, I also have a channel to do about it

Beautiful 💓

So well done and greatly narrated. Great results!!!

Thank you for your beautiful videos. Your attention to detail and effort into your videos are appreciated….! ♥

Beautiful ❤️

Those plates are so cool and clean, I could eat off of them ;)

Beutifull collor

I’m a huge fan of your work! Such a craftsman 🙌🏻

You should have yeeted one like a frisbee just for title of the video

curse you, sir, for making me crave making more things

I love these plates, I wanna make them for some of my friends, the gift of life could be thankful!

Merry Christmas to you Florian, to your family, friends and followers, from Quebec City, Canada! Mastered relatively late while learning to throw on the wheel, I love throwing plates and I learned from my teachers different ways and tried them. Throwing plates is not difficult but quite particular, and as you explain and show in your video, there are many important details from beginning to end... I love watching your videos and paying attention to all your remarks, so valuable all !!! There is no end to learning, so I think and I experience it myself. Take care and keep your beautiful work going! Happy to learn along watching you, many, many thanks and love!

Does the outer rim slump a little in the glaze firing, or does the glaze filling in the center give that appearance? Love your videos!! I just found them.

Hi! When removing the bats and placing a new one on the clay, do you have to redo the process with sticking the clay underneath? Or can you use the same and just change bats?
Hoping for an answer 🙏

very good video and narrating. Its nice to hear clear and structured information and without music. I would like to know where you got your mdf bats from and also how did you make your little stamp?

I wanted to learn pottery, but I don't know where to start...

Nice to watch your channel

now imagine monkeys doing this

What kind of glaze is that? I love the speckles

Thanks for uploading the video. It motivates me to create better ceramics.

Beautiful finished product! I just love how meticulous you are with your work. So inspiring! On a side note, does your wedging surface have a finish or is it just finely sanded birch plywood? Do you have any problems with wood particles adhering to your wet clay?

I love the end result!

What type of surface are you kneeding the clay on?

Love that glaze. Is that a commercial mix, or one of your own devising?