3. • Our practice
• 3d printing ceramics short history
• Why we built the machine
• how we built the machine
• Demonstration of workflow
• Demonstration of printing
• Limitations of 3d Printing ceramics
• Avenues of exploration
• Future plans
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35. -% water added to clay
-speed of the head
-speed in kisslicer
-air pressure
-design of the object
-nozzle size
-clay additives
-height of the head
-width of the extrusion setting
-loops
-type of clay
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37. Limitations of ceramic 3d printing
• Can’t stop the flow
• Can only print at certain angles
• Clay is temperamental
• Not an automatic process
Opportunities
• The ‘fourth way’ - Jonathan Keep
• New forms, new time, new economy
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38. I suggest that previously there had been three basic
ways of giving form to clay. First handbuilding such
as coil building and slab building. Secondly throwing
on the pottery wheel and thirdly molding in its many
forms. With printing there is now a fourth way. It is
not molding as there are no moulds involved. There
are elements of throwing but the process hugely ex-
tends the limitations of the revolving pot. It can be
considered a kind of mechanical coiling.
Jonathan Keep