Oh boy, an hour long special!

Andy, I really appreciate the content you make. It’s so good to have real people making real videos as AI content seems to be everywhere now. Please keep doing you my man.

This was such an excellent video. There’s everything here to get started and presented with such beautiful scenery and warm instruction. Thank you! 🙏 ❤

19:39 Andy is also a true news paper enthusiast and a comedian.

What an exciting summer making pots and spending lots of time with your family! Great video! Thank you Andy!

I really enjoyed that

I saw some of your videos from a long time ago in the past where you were trying to work with wet clay and were not pleased with how much work that is. You probably have over 70kg weight in you. If you just walk on the clay you use much more force than you would ever be able to put into it with your hands, by using the strongest muscles that you have, your legs.

The tutor (for a cob pizza oven) that guided me once told us to lay clay mass on a  tarp and walk on it, when you have stomped a bit then move it around a bit and walk again, eventually reaching a consistent mass. And it works surprisingly well, far easier than trying to wrestle big amounts by hand. Every step you take puts a fair bit of pressure on it. You can also put it in between layers of tarp, this way you don't get clay between your toes.

And if you already reached that technique at some point, ignore this and let's hope it helps someone else.

My home country.  So nice to see.

I'd love to see your study on sports so that I can share it with friends when I repeatedly tell them 'I didn't see the game!' Lol!

God bless you and your beautiful family.  Thank you for sharing your out-of-this-world skillset and practical tips with us!

Really love your content!! Just a small note: the pronunciation is see-jee-lah-tah, which in Italian means “sealed” (the Romans used to stamp a mark/seal on those pots). 🙂

A really great video, Andy.  Thank you for sharing.

The scenery is awesome

I love the Star Wars crossover!

❤ thanks and Love from Germany

I lerant a lot and it's really very interesting 👍🏼🥰

Love watching just great,

I love your videos. Have you recreated diaguita pottery before?

I love the sports section comment. Really interesting to see your summer adventure learning all your new clays.
How does the beeswax coating stand up to hot liquids in the mug do you think? I've been curious about that but haven't experimented yet.

I have clay in east texas i found some as a kid and played with it my sculpture broke it wasnt fired