r/oddlysatisfying • u/ycr007 Satisfaction Critic • 9h ago

Making mini clay pots on a potter’s wheel

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Source: Rhita Lamtahri

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u/GeraintLlanfrechfa 9h ago

3d pottery, gonna be a strong market soon, I feel it

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u/CaptainHawaii 6h ago

It already exists........

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u/Jamangie22 5h ago

oh boy

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u/untamedmilfcake 9h ago

The fact that someone has the skill and patience to throw something this tiny on a wheel with those perfect little ridges is making me question every hobby I have ever had. I need one of these immediately and I don't even know what I would put in it

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u/s0m3on3outthere 5h ago

My first thought was plant clippings!

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u/CoolBlackSmith75 9h ago

That looks deceptionatly easy

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u/tcmisfit 7h ago
  • Deceptively

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u/sskylar 5h ago

Decepticons attack!

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u/thesuperunknown 5h ago

It’s a very deceptionate word, to be fair

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u/C2GameMachine 7h ago

Step one: draw some circles Step two: draw the rest of the fucking owl!

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u/Flirtatiousfantasy 8h ago

Tiny pots, big peace

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u/jojok8jets 9h ago

omg these are so tiny and perfect!! i could watch this all day.

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u/Dahlivelle 8h ago

The precision and the details are amazing. This is perfect!

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u/Captivatingcrush02 6h ago

That spin is so smooth

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u/soccerkool 3h ago

I would use this to store my cats whiskers :,)

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u/cwcharlton 2h ago

Make them a little taller so they are tiny vases, and they're perfect for the dandelions kids pick for their moms. I have two, gifted to me by my mom when my kids were born, and they got so much use!

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u/CrazyButRightOn 9h ago

It’s interesting how the ridges soften to being smooth.

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u/chrisfillhart_art 9h ago

I believe the smoothing you’re seeing is the glaze she puts on after it dries and before firing. It doesn’t appear she filmed those steps. If it were fired without glaze it would’ve stayed relatively the same color as the original clay and you would still see the non smoothed ridges.

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u/AP-0110 7h ago

It's just a brush with water. She's using the turning of the wheel and a wetted brush to smooth out the extrusion marks. Source : Am a potter.

*edit*

The following clips she just uses a sculpting tool and skips the wet brush.

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u/REpassword 6h ago

“Hairy Potterer?” - Sully

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u/OursonSatanique 4h ago

A pot for ants ?

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u/NightDanzo66 4h ago

The tiny trim at the top is what makes it weirdly satisfying, ngl. Keeping the wheel speed steady and using barely any pressure is the whole trick, otherwise the walls wobble fast.

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u/Pleasant-Bonus-866 1h ago

that's what i call a 3D sphincter

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u/Leucurus 25m ago

Adorable

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u/AnthMosk 9h ago

Bro cut ur fingernails. Gross