Biglou13

Trimming yes handles maybe they are all yunomi sized

Well, you can pull several long, consistently thick handles, and then cut them into small sections to fit on the smaller wares. I guess it all depends on whether not you are keeping them, in which case your desired vessel-type will dictate the need for a handle. Or, if they will just be recycled, in which case get some handle practice, while you can.

True I need practice pulling handles. Went to trim today cylinders almost bone dry. . I'll make more

137# dry weight!

Nice work, they're some fine pieces.

There are a lot of metrosexual men out there who are as high maintenance as porcelain! : )

I switch all the time between porcelain and stoneware. It's easier on my back to use porcelain. But I love making stoneware mugs and bowls.

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Any sort of clay in the Spring time can be quirky as you never know if the moisture level in the air is going to slow or speed drying. Spring is the thing, not the clay

Nice work!

Spring is here! Nice examples Biglou. I think I will glaze some slabs. The sun finally came out today.

Of course, we dare not call this 'fun' or 'playing with fire'...but as Ben says, "it's addictive".

I see custom tiles for oven back splash soon

That's a full day. You deserve to kick your feet up, and have a cold beverage!

Time flies/distorts in the studio!

Makes for a melt down late afternoon if not fed>

2 on sale right now. Local one is 1500' over priced. Second one is $500 but but 12 hours away!?

Almost worth it to drive twelve hours....

I will say though, the Walker is not de-airing.

I'll need a truck to move it. Not only is it large but I'm sure it's heavy

...and to think that there are people don't find clay work 'sexy' *grin*

I had a peek... Beautiful!

Just think.....woodfire and flashy colors

Can't wait to see them pictures!

I really really love woodfire?

I really really love woodfire....I post the results from my first of many soon.

It's been cool and rainy. Here, My build to trim time is all off.

Ps. I still love wood fire

Saturday wedgeable I hope

90% dry it's only been a week!!!

Built a few pinch shot glasses, Waiting to fire/bisque....may join new group studio tommorow

The epk based clay is grey brown wet, but very white when dry. Less plastic than I expected, more meticulous pinch pots. But doable. Porcelain (ish) clay can be finicky. Wood fire next month

Which is what clay is designed for.

thats great iI shall look forward...T

It's possible I'll wedge my clay this weekend!

moved clay inside in the a/c and on small piece of dry wall, outside has been 90% humidity or better...day 1-3 still very wet pm day 4 too dry!!!! back in covered bucket and splashed with water.......!?

hopefully tuesday it will be wedge able......

what?!