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Tips, Tricks & Tools for Better Store Jars

This week, I'm making a shape that has been very requested—it's an absurdly simple, low and wide store jar, thrown on wooden bats and trimmed within an inch of it's life, well the lid at least. Fundamentally they're simple shapes, yet any object when refined to this level is difficult to create, you don't have to push things to the absurd level I take them, but it's a challenge I relish. I'm throwing and trimming seven jars in total, with a number of tips and tricks dropped into the narrative that hopefully help you make your own lidded forms with more ease. Hereafter, I discuss the biscuit firing, waxing, glazing and reduction firing to cone ten and finally, and perhaps the most important step of the entire process, the lids are carefully pried off, the waddings removed, and the lid ground in place using Chemico valve lapping paste. Phew... it's a long one, so thank you SO much for watching! HOW TO CENTRE CLAY:    • How to Center Clay — A Beginner's Guide   HOW TO CARVE A MAKER'S MARK:    • How to Carve Porcelain Maker's Marks — Fro...   📖 • ORDER MY BOOK: https://geni.us/bymyhands 🏺 • You may also be interested in my 'A Beginner's Guide' series, which you can find here:    • How to Throw a Pot — A Beginner's Guide   WADDING RECIPE: 50% kaolin & 50% coarse alumina hydrate — mix together slowly, adding water bit-by-bit until a clay like consistency, wedge up and store in an airtight container. Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction 1:53 - How I attach bats to the wheel 2:40 - Throwing the bodies of the store jars 4:54 - How I create the gallery for the lid 7:01 - Throwing the lids 11:15 - Trimming the components 15:42 - The purpose of the bevelled foot-ring 17:51 - Inserting bronze specks into one of the boxes 19:20 - Packing the electric kiln for a biscuit firing to 1000ºC 20:00 - Waxing the jars 21:45 - Glazing the jars 24:15 - Cleaning up the glazed surface 25:45 - Wadding the pots 27:12 - Loading my Rohde KG-340 gas kiln & firing it to cone ten, 1290ºC 28:08 - Unpacking the kiln & sanding their bases 29:15 - Removing the waddings 31:31 - Grinding the lips using Chemico valve lapping paste 33:38 - THE FINISHED JARS • Find out much more via the link below! https://linktr.ee/floriangadsby • Get in touch here: https://www.floriangadsby.com/contact Sign up to my newsletter here: https://www.floriangadsby.com/newsletter