576. Making a MKM BHR Roller Texture Teabowl/Chawan with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 滾花紋茶碗製作示範

Right, so here comes another rotor, MKM rotor, smaller one, thinner one, but thin and wider. I'm going to roll this texture. I just drilled two little holes there on both ends, so it's spinning freely. My cloth hanger device that I could hold it. A little bit slippery, so I'm going to... Right, so I'm going to try this one, another one of my invention for how to hold it together. So I'm going to use my three-inch grip to stretch it. All right, so pretty quick I used the other one to roll this texture, and again, this is the device that will hold it. It's the simple way. You can make it yourself, but this is too thin maybe, so it's a little bit not strong enough to press the texture a little bit deeper. I talked to MKM owner, and he probably is going to develop a handle especially for this kind of rotor, and maybe you can buy it from them in the future. Right, so between now and then, and maybe you can, if you want to do texture just like I do, make your own. Okay, and hope this helps, and see you next time. Okay, first I'm using my number three carbide tool. Right, remove most of the clay using my number three, and now I'm going to use my number two to get the corner right. Okay, this is three, and this is two. Get the corner right. Right, usually I'm tapping it to see if the sound is right. When it's thinner, the pitch sounds higher, and also it's hard to show you exactly. So if you want to know exactly, I actually have a good tool to know exactly how to take the balance by using this to check. Okay, this is my measuring tool, and you can check it. And once you learn, you can use the measure tool to know exactly how thick the bottom is, and then you can tap it and hear the sound, and remember the sound, and then later on, Okay, thanks for watching, and see you next time.