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In this video, I'm going to show you how to make 
and use wear boards for your pottery studio. Hi, Marie here back with another how-to video 
for you. Wear boards are an essential part of the pottery studio. They help you move your 
pottery from one area to another without having to handle them as much. Join me as I show you how 
easy it is to make a handy stack of wear boards and all of their uses for you to make your 
pottery crafting easier and your studio more organized. The tools we are going to use are some 
Drywall, an Exacto knife, a Ruler, and a Pencil. There are links down below for all of 
them. Let's make some handy wear boards. You can go to your local hardware 
store and get some drywall. You can also see if they have any scrap 
drywall. I got this scrap drywall from lowes. There are several thicknesses you can choose from. Three-quarters of an inch or a half an inch. I 
found the half an inch to be better to work with. I make my wear boards 12 by 16 inches I 
found it to be the most convenient size and they fit on my shelves really well. They're 
not awkward or too heavy to work with. You'll need a ruler. Yardstick works 
well. A Pencil, an Exacto knife, and if you like some Knee Pads. Start out by measuring 12 inches. Then 12 inches on this side. and place your line. Now start cutting. This is the fun part. So you can see. And just push down and pull up. Now measure 16 inches because 
it's 32 inches across. Perfect. If you're new to the channel, feel free to 
introduce yourself in the comments section below. Any and all comments are welcome. Flip it over. Push. It's that easy. Finish this off. That was quick and easy. Some 
potters like to put duct tape around the edges to prevent any 
plaster bits from falling out. I get a little here and there but not that 
much. If you choose to do it, it's very easy. And just go all the way around. Now that 
I've showed you how easy it is to make these let's take a look at all 
the ways you can use them. Place your freshly made pottery on 
the wear board with a newspaper. Not quite ready to add handles, 
decorate, or trim your pottery yet, you can put your pottery in a damp box. And use your wear board to easily get it out without 
touching your pottery. Because the drywall helps to dry your 
pottery you can wrap plastic around your wear board and then place it in your 
damp box until you're ready to trim. When recycling clay you can place 
the clay on the wear board to dry. I like to place plastic underneath to 
increase the life of my wear board. They're perfect to use when making Kiln Cookies. 
They help dry them out and keep them from warping. I have a video on how to make Kiln cookies I 
left a link for you in the description below. Putting freshly made handles on 
your wear board is also convenient. You can set them aside until they're leather 
hard and use your space to work on other things. I have my greenware on the wear boards 
to transfer them to the Kiln area and store them until they're ready for the Kiln. After you've bisque fired you can use them to 
carry your bisqueware back into your studio. Once all your pottery is glazed you can store them 
on your wear board and take them out to the Kiln area for the final fire. They're also great for 
carrying your warm pottery back to your studio and storing them until you're ready to 
sell them, use them, or give them away. As you've noticed I use wear boards for all stages 
of pottery making and then some. If you know any other ways that you can use them please let me 
know in the comment section below. All of your suggestions questions and comments are welcome. 
Now that you have a handy helper in your pottery studio you'll save time and not have to touch 
your beautiful pottery you've crafted as much. Today you found out how many different ways you 
can use ware boards. Please give me a thumbs up. If you want to see more videos in the future make 
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feedback from viewers like you. You watching helps me to make more videos like this one. Now head 
on over to this how-to recycle clay video or this how-to remove pottery from the wheel video. If you 
do I get to play with more clay. Let's stay dirty.