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Couples Pottery - Budget Low Tech Potter's Wheel

William Wallace

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Saw this interesting way to throw clay.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Q-AOwMPpRQ8?si=ueJlSQlg3F8nq-iP

This is a new way to make pottery, with a mop bucket that isn't very expensive

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ETA: didn't really know what section of the forum pottery would go into. Please move if needed

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Anne Miller

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I see a lot of couples on TV doing the pottery wheel together.

That guy can just start over ...

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Kevin Olson

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This is a nifty idea, though the accompanying soundtrack was slightly jarring. Be that as it may...

Someone near me had a very basic kickwheel on their front porch last winter, but that house isn't along our current walking route, so I'll have to take a wander to see if it's still languishing there.

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