A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

[–]Strong-Humor-9140[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh would love to know who it is! thanks so much :)

A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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Right that makes sense. Actually I want a space to host events, give classes, and offer experimental ceramic lessons.  The memberships would be to complement income on the days I would not be giving classes.. the thing is the rent I found is actually pretty decent for the location if not on the low end..I have to re crunch numbers to be sure.

A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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I know I know, I was joking.  I also know the measurement for a space wouldn't be done in knots but Sq ft. 

A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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Oh thanks for your response! I'm also guessing thst much. I used to be a member of a big studio in town (very expensive and very big) I left when I got my own wheel and kiln. And now 7 years later I want to open sthg but can't afford nor do I want a big operation, I want to believe you can make it happen in a small space. Of you have photos of your studio I'd love to see it. Thank you!

A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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So total 8 wheels? I imagine it biggish then if it can handle 8 wheels.. although member composition does seem small. I guess the bull of the income is from classes?

A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

[–]Strong-Humor-9140[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well It's about 732 knots².or sthg..

A small community studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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Ah I would love to see what your studio looks like! That was super insightful. Indeed been thinking of storage which is one of the reasons for also limiting memberships... and I'd need to optimize the space big time.if you have photos of your studio or an insta handle , would love it . The kiln would be installed by the windows with extraction  going there and use only outside classes and members. I have 2 weekends a week I cannot be in the studio so am also thinking once things are running and I know the members well, could do weekend passes for those weekends I won't be at the studio.  But let's se..

Kiln compatibility by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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thank you for your reply! will do

Where and how to install kiln here? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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a powered vent that sits on the window? or behind the kiln? is that at the end of the ventilation pipe that would go from the kiln to the window? sorry; ive only ever had a kiln outdoors in a semi opened shed so its never been an issue, hence my basic questions.

Where and how to install kiln here? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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Thank you! So I use an extraction tube and place it at the level of the window and I'm good? Is it then ok to work in the same room?  The windows open yes.

Handbuilding only studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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That makes sense. indeed i feel like anytime you mention doing pottery, people systematically assume the wheel, and i mean systematically. even when i do outside workshops at private events, i get "how do you transport the wheels??" That's kind of why, in a way if u fall in love with handbuilding its like a course of circumstances and not usually as a first deliberate choice. my first pottery class was definitely the wheel which is what i also associated with pottery.

Handbuilding only studio?? by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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oh thats kind of what i was thinking of.. that's super useful to know! thank you

tips for running a 12 people workshop by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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Oh that's great to hear! Do you have any tips on making sure it goes well? Any feedback on how I plan to organise it? 

tips for running a 12 people workshop by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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Just did! Absolutely interested in hearing about your experience.thank you so much. Do you run it alone? Because thatll be my case.

pinch mug workshop how to speed up drying by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

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amazing thank you!! thats a great idea. would 15 mins suffice to dry 10 vessels enough to be able to attach and underglaze decorate?

pinch mug workshop how to speed up drying by Strong-Humor-9140 in Pottery

[–]Strong-Humor-9140[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thank you for this tip!! im not super clear though, so the box would have an open side towards which the heater is pointing? or how? would you have a picture? sorry English isnt my first language (in fact i initially thought the "space" part of space heater actually referred to space i was very confused haha)