841. Turning a Moon Jar into a Tall-necked Bottle with Hsin-Chuen Lin 林新春 長頸瓶接坯示範

so yesterday I throw this piece and then I might try to let it dry for overnight a little bit but still keep some moisture here so that I can add extra clay here and then continue to throw up to the Bri to neck put this aside and then throw it on my other bed make sure I have it quiet enough so this part is where I'm going to attach to the body part and uh this is already been dry for overnight so slightly hotter here and I want to make sure that when you attach two pieces together they are the same dryness so I'm going to use torch to slightly dry this part here a bit adding a little bit slip okay and then put this aside and then bring back my body part so with the uh best system this is not as heavy so it's easy to adjust it and make sure it it is light up in the center okay and then this use a knife or wire to chop it off slightly open up and so that my finger can reach inside to compress it from both side SL it open up so I think the T should be strong enough because uh this part here slightly dry but I use a uh torch to dry this part here also so and the with the slip and the compressing it should be very good without causing any trouble make sure the inside is slippery since the the button is fairly strong so it's very easy to just focus on the neck for all right so that is originally was the mja shape but now CH into a thin neck toe bottle all right as you can see that I didn't wire my parts of the bat that way I could trim this part here and then later on I will wi it up so I'm using my number five one side straight and one side curve to trim the neck for e for [Music] all right so finally after I trim and then I wi it out and I'm not planning to trim the bottom so I will just leave it and cleaned up this part here since I use my number 17 2 to have a little little curve here and looks finished just use the sponge to wipe it all right so this Con my demonstration U you can see uh from beginning I keep this part here dry for overnight so it's firm enough and then I use my B system and throw a smaller portion of the neck and then attach it here and then continue throw I make this part is thinner I let it dry on my bed so that I I can trim it right side up instead of turning upside down I didn't flip over the foot ring so my number 17 triming tool does the job to make the trick I have a little of curve here so it looks like the finished piece and all I need to do is just trim this part it's easier then flip it over because you need to find a a good a right size of a chop and then turn upside down so if you are planning to using this and without then flip it over and trim the base this is one solution and also you you throw something that with a to neck this is also a very good solution the bottom portion is firmer and a lot easier when you pull this part up without messed up the the bottom portion hope this demonstration help and uh thanks for watching [Music] [Music]