Simon definitely made a believer outta me with this cutoff wire.. along with his throwing stick! both are invaluable pieces for the potter to have and I won’t be without either of them lol :) Thank you Simon for all you’ve done over the years imparting your wisdom and knowledge… as well as encouragement :)

Thank you Simon, your cutoff wire is the only wire I use to cut work directly off the wheel, it’s perfect!

I do mine slightly differently. I use a single strand double the length. When it's well twisted up hold the centre and let the two halves touch. They twist up on themselves and you don't need the heat gun to fix them in place,

I always learn something new from your videos. 25 years and I'm still practicing. Peter from Saskatoon

I’ve made 2 myself,and bought 2 from you. YOURS ARE BETTER!!😂

First! Excellent way to make this. Thanks Mr. Leach! Always appreciate your info!

Simon. How nice to see you. You’re my YT mentor. Have a nice day. 😁😁😁😁

What a great way to do this!

Hello Simon. Good to see you.

I love the way a wiggle wire marks the bottom of a pot or mug. I don't rotate the wheel when I use it, so it makes horizontal rippled lines instead of circular like yours.

I like your longer videos best! Thanks -- will be looking for 15 pound nylon!

Thanks again. I watched your previous video and I only make your version of the cut off wire. Works the best 👍. Cheers and happy new year.

Nice to see you again!! Great video, will have to try and make my own wire at some point.

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Using a flemish twist and you can do it without the heat gun. Keep practicing

Very good my friend. eddie

Hey Simon, Its Barbara from NJ... I can ring ya another day, Did you get a bit O' snow? OK, keep practicing! Love ya!

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Cheers 🍻

Simon.. you need a cold Beer!

There you are! 💪🏻😊👍🏻