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  1. Potters nowadays usually trim a lot of the weight off. (0.8042) (Q15831)
  2. and that's where the master Potter be able to suppress it all out and trim very little off the bottom of the studio. (0.8042) (Q15830)
  3. The walls are getting thinner and thinner as it's growing and the you leave very small amount more in the bottom to support the weight of the top (0.8042) (Q15829)
  4. Bring your dog from. (0.7714) (Q15828)
  5. Squeezing all each pool. Like in the piece of wrecked. (0.7208) (Q15827)
  6. what you come out with it gonna be until you actually master the art when you're a. (0.7766) (Q15826)
  7. In practice takes a lot of patience to get the the consistent curvature over the shape that she won't an the picture shape in your mind before you start and (0.7766) (Q15825)
  8. And you just have to develop a fluency. (0.7966) (Q15824)
  9. So learning to have fluid set sequence of hand motions and hand positions. (0.7966) (Q15823)
  10. learning to make real gradual processes. (0.7966) (Q15822)
  11. We making pottery on the pottery wheel (0.7966) (Q15821)
  12. We've at war the hip out that they were not kicking. (0.7966) (Q15820)
  13. But the weird thing it didn't wear the hip out that they were kicking. (0.7966) (Q15819)
  14. And over a period of years they would wear the hips out. (0.8245) (Q15818)
  15. The wheel turn him so they was kicking with one leg all day long while they were turning. (0.8428) (Q15817)
  16. Had a puppet puppet and to keep the. (0.8291) (Q15816)
  17. Oh no kick wheel and you continuously. (0.8112) (Q15815)
  18. When you was they were commercial Potter selling it to dealers to go up north and and sell it so they were to work all day long. (0.8236) (Q15814)
  19. My father all my uncles I used to use a man. (0.8177) (Q15813)
  20. Double kick wheels. (0.5997) (Q15812)
  21. In the old days Potter's wheels were turned by popping a foot pedal. (0.8506) (Q15811)
  22. Modern wheels are powered by electric motors. (0.8506) (Q15810)
  23. the clay is ready for turning on the wheel. (0.8378) (Q15809)
  24. Mix to the proper consistency and with debris and air removed (0.8378) (Q15808)
  25. Transitional segment 9 (Q15807)
  26. Staff but they don't get the full enjoyment of producing the clock. (0.812) (Q15806)
  27. At Weber Young people can learn how to make. (0.7927) (Q15805)
  28. They think it's the best clay they've ever tried. (0.7856) (Q15804)
  29. Started selling clay to school and colleges and art supplies and. (0.8143) (Q15803)
  30. We are. (0.9211) (Q15802)
  31. the Millers sell clay to art supply companies and schools across Alabama and Mississippi. (0.8588) (Q15801)
  32. In addition to producing clay for their own use (0.8588) (Q15800)
  33. Transitional segment 8 (Q15799)
  34. Turn up a picture or birdhouse. (0.7872) (Q15798)
  35. We put that on a wheel and he can't have any any error in it to where we could go. (0.7703) (Q15797)
  36. Solid piece of clay again where you can use a make a lump of clay watercolor ball clabaugh. (0.7703) (Q15796)
  37. packs it and makes it up. (0.7703) (Q15795)
  38. and then we'll run through another machine called Pug Mill that takes the air out of it (0.7703) (Q15794)
  39. Filter machine that will run it through a machine that presses it through screens to take out any rock or stick in the MA Clay (0.7703) (Q15793)
  40. Now we have this. (0.8696) (Q15792)
  41. Transitional segment 7 (Q15791)
  42. Today the Millers have two machines which replace the wedging process. (0.8157) (Q15790)
  43. Transitional segment 6 (Q15789)
  44. And that was a rough job wedging clay. (0.6689) (Q15788)
  45. Of course it always leave little you couldn't get it all out that way. (0.8562) (Q15787)
  46. Most of the big rocks and big sticks out. (0.8562) (Q15786)
  47. eyeball what we call a claim by look at this last one about 20 to 25 times to get. (0.7693) (Q15785)
  48. got it slap it have a slice of pizza clay (0.7693) (Q15784)
  49. Slap it back together cut it (0.7693) (Q15783)
  50. Cut it again. Pick some more sticks and rocks at it. (0.766) (Q15782)

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