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There are many ways to center a pot on the wheel when trimming, and one of the trickier ways to center is the tap centering method. But if you learn how to do it, it can save you lots of time!
So in this quick tip, an excerpt from Playing with Form & Decoration—Part 2, Steve Rolf shares a great way to learn tap centering with a tin can!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5O23DJ2DuE
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