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Flickering definitely!! Looks great

How do you keep track of slip gravity if you're leaving the whole thing uncovered? Do you weigh it before casting or just wing it based on experience?

Is it good profit

15 to 20? Bruh are you making mugs for aliens? I'm gonna assume you're a perfectionist 😁😁

How do we pigment our slip?

Measure twice, cut once

Love your Ceramic Hobbiest sign (Honolulu), they’re good people.

What's the foam board thickness you are using?

underwhelming

I watch your videos at home in my spare time, and sometimes on my lunch breaks at work and, when I was commuting, on the train too. I love your videos

Thia was fascinating! Well done and awesome communication skills.

Was lucky to attend a Don Tiki concert in Lawrence, Kansas back in 2008 or 2009. Amazing!

Thank you for taking the time to teach this process! It's been 20+ years since I made a mould in college for just one assignment. Elementary art teacher and home Potter hobbyist here. I like to work on wheel thrown objects and handbuilding. I'm interested in sculpting a small figurine of my favorite soccer captain. (Acosta, Go FC Cincinnati!) Anyway... I want to bisque fire the master and use a simple glaze on it before casting it's mould. Any tips for finding the center line? He'll be standing in a pose similar to the example you use. I'll have to make sure it's perfectly level and even. I wonder if I could lay the master in a container and pour sand around it to help mark the midline?? Am I overthinking?? Lol Tips for finding the center all the way around would be awesome! Thanks! I wonder if I could lay the bisqueware in a dish then pour a stain up to the midline?? Then it's marked with one color on one side evenly?

An entire shelf full of the same figure for personal use.. Uh huh..

I’m not sure if you go back and read comments but I love watching. I think it’s boring to you because you are used to this. It’s fascinating to me and I’d watch hours and hours even in regular speed.

I love to watch these. Makes me happy !!!

I'll take 8 please...lol

So cool for a quick overview! Cant beat the technical Tuesdays, but still a fun vid

Classic plaster mould making technique, ypu make it look easy.

Maybe these types of signs are common in Tiki Bars, but I have never seen anything like this before. You have a true talent for producing original designs. This one is beautiful and very creative. Keep up the great work.

I'm getting ready to move into a mold making position for a jewlery company and while the product is different the work is basically the same. Thank you for this video. It's very knowledgeable.

Although this is great timelase i really enjoy the long form videos where we all take the journey together lol.

Love the look of the underglaze dip! Is that a commercial product or do you make it?

Thank you for sharing the process! Super interesting and helpful!

Gasp! Will we get a Tiki Technical Tuesday on how you made this mold? Very impressive!

Im curious toeasure the master and the final and work out with the maths it it is 12%

I am commuting while watching today. Love these!

That is a very cool mold. Well done sir!!! I admire your skills!!!

I’m still confused about what part of the process gets it hollow

I'm starting a pottery biz and your videos have been extremely helpful is making production casting, years of learning in a few hours. thank you.

I just binged all your Game Relics videos and I'm so digging this project. I hope the final (maybe) episode is still in the works because i love your enthusiasm for this blast from my past.

Hey, nice try, but shorts don't count for TTT. heh

I’m a resident physician and I watch either on my commute to work (I take the train), or if I can wait until I get home, on my couch! Watching these videos is very pleasant after a rough day at work.

I love the black porcelain results!❤❤❤❤

I love that you're posting older content in shorts! You are so expressive in your non-verbal asmr! ❤❤❤❤

What is that surface on your table?

Somebody is playing with "shorts" to see the payoff.

That’s pretty darn cool!!!

I really love your molds, one day I'm going to have a bash at slip casting! Your mugs are awesome and beautiful too!!

I noticed that you rapped the foam core mould to get the plaster to level. I remember that in concrete pouring, a vibrator is often used to ensure that the concrete flows properly around the rebar, around any corners and generally avoid any voids. Would an ultrasonic toothbrush vibrated against the side of the mould walls help with removing any potential bubbles from the plaster? That would also work with casting silicone around a plaster mould.

Ah, @RobertTovolone also uses chunks of cured silicone to lessen the quantity of freshly mixed silicone when creating a mold. :-D

Thixotropic also describes many alluvial soils. For example, Mexico City is built upon a dried lake bed. These sediments are VERY thixotropic. This is why when there was a major earthquake there in the early 2010's, many building fell as the soil just liquefied. Note that Seattle, WA, and Vancouver, BC (especially the neighbouring city of Richmond) are also on thixotropic alluvial soils.

It would be great as a small planter for a leafy fern. A fern could have similar features as seaweed or sea anemone. Well, I don't know about sea anemone. It would be cool to have such a plant though because small sea anemones can latch onto hermit crab shells (travel the ocean floor and eat lots of goodies floating by!)

Very cool design!

Also, how deep does the hollow go? I am thinking about how easy or hard it would be to reach in to scrub the inside properly....

I assume that this is only one part of the mug as, by itself, it would not stand up properly without spilling any contents. Drinking horns would have some kind of hardware attached so they would stand up without spilling.

Lucky Duck!!! I’m obsessed with original Disneyland and you did such an amazing job!❤❤❤

Flicker bulb for sure! Looks so amazing!!!

Where do I watch Tiki Technical Tuesday from? I'm usually in my bed room, sitting at my desk learning about ceramics and thinking about tiki mugs I want to make in the future.

If you leave a straw in the pour hole, while the walls are forming, it prevents blockage….you could probably make a jig to hold it in place. I never had a straw with a hose on it…just the tiny straw, and vaguely remember getting spattered with slip, while extracting the liquid!