Can anyone please identify the maker my yixing?

[tinols]

Hello all
I got this yixing from a local tea store. They sell pretty much every single teas imaginable. They even have pu erh from the 20s or so.
The pot I got was pretty cheap, so I told myself, what the heck.

here's a picture of the bottom side of my pot.

[bryan_drinks_tea]

I can't verify the characters in the chop, but I can tell you that I think your pot may be slip cast.

[chrl42]

looks like 朱君榮製 (zhu jun rong)..correct me if wrong

[the_economist]

'Maker' identification hasn't been very useful in my (rather limited) experience. Most of the time they are just average joes. The stamp can reveal other things, however, so having a picture of it is good. It might be also helpful to have pictures of the pot, both inside and outside.

[MarshalN]

朱君芳, female.

+1 to the economist's comment - most of the time finding out who made the pot makes zero difference, because you can't even find out anything about the person who made the pot

[edkrueger]

I can't verify the characters in the chop, but I can tell you that I think your pot may be slip cast.

I can't even see the picture and I can tell that it is slip cast.