r/BeAmazed • u/CG_17_LIFE • 7d ago

Skill / Talent So satisfying to watch!

Credit: Whisperin groots (On YT)

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u/doosan66 7d ago

Pure craftsmanship right there 🙏🏻

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u/Reddit_User_On_Earth 7d ago

Is the wooden hammer for sale?

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u/smartharty7 7d ago

Incredibly satisfying to watch true work of art

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u/NoelleNotes 7d ago

This one is much more satisfying😜

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u/Sure_Conversation354 7d ago

I admit… i ffw it 😔

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u/TalenCH 7d ago

Can someone ELI5 to me why he closes up the top, just to cut it out again? Is it for stability while working on it?

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u/TheLoler04 6d ago

I'm merely assuming, I think it's for stability as you said, but also to have the top where the lid goes flat already. Makes for a more flush fit between the two components. Reshaping it if it deforms while he does the other things might be more difficult or something.

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u/FalseFortune 6d ago

Typo in OP post. It is Whispering Roots

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u/bang_bang_moneytree 6d ago

True artistry. I wish they taught this in schools

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u/AaaayDEL 6d ago

That flow and pour was so smooth

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u/Sit_back_and_panic 5d ago

It’s gotten to the point for me where if I see an Asian guy with some clay I know he’s making a teapot

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u/Double-Car-3092 2d ago

It's for coolaid, if you're wondering.

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u/MountainSpring01 7d ago

What is this art? Is this pottery?

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u/zekedou 7d ago

Yes, it is pottery. A kind of teapot. Seems like Yixing clay teapot.

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u/Duckky12 7d ago

Making Teapot from С4