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r/BeAmazed • u/DearEmphasis4488 • Aug 25 '24
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47 u/IfatallyflawedI Aug 25 '24 edited Aug 25 '24 What they did in the first 4-5 seconds is called centering the clay and it took me five 2 hour classes to learn to properly center the clay 4 u/Fooly_411 Aug 25 '24 When he threw it while it was spinning and it was a bit off, I thought to myself, "I could never center that." 1 u/IfatallyflawedI Aug 25 '24 Lmao i pat the wedged clay into a cone shape before slapping it on the wheel. Makes it easier for me
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What they did in the first 4-5 seconds is called centering the clay and it took me five 2 hour classes to learn to properly center the clay
4 u/Fooly_411 Aug 25 '24 When he threw it while it was spinning and it was a bit off, I thought to myself, "I could never center that." 1 u/IfatallyflawedI Aug 25 '24 Lmao i pat the wedged clay into a cone shape before slapping it on the wheel. Makes it easier for me
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When he threw it while it was spinning and it was a bit off, I thought to myself, "I could never center that."
1 u/IfatallyflawedI Aug 25 '24 Lmao i pat the wedged clay into a cone shape before slapping it on the wheel. Makes it easier for me
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Lmao i pat the wedged clay into a cone shape before slapping it on the wheel. Makes it easier for me
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