Last week, I posted a video of the spiral wedging method where you can wedge a large amount of clay by concentrating on a small amount at a time. Be that as it may, it still requires some sort of wrist action to accomplish the task. That is a tall task for someone with chronic wrist pain.
Today's post is another wedging method that doesn't really use the wrist. It requires cutting your piece of clay in half using a wire attached at 45 degrees to a vertical and horizontal support. After cutting the clay, you rotate the individual pieces and slam one piece of top of each other. The video is clearer than my explanation.
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