I've had a 3d printer for a few years, took up ceramics as an extra hobby. Now I find THE most comprehensive video for combining two of my favourite past times! Thank you John!
it's is really fantastic research Jonathan. I know you have been researching and working with this for years, and at the forefront of research in this. Thanks so much for all your work and publicly sharing it openly. Amazing
Thanks Jay, I guess you have not seen my video '3D Printing with a WASP 40100 Clay Printer' - th-cam.com/video/mqwy771VmTQ/w-d-xo.html. About two minutes into that I talk about keeping the clay container well lubricated.
I wonder if ypu could use the same CAD file to print just the support sections or a facsimile in pla or other plastic, then either burn it out in the kilm or remove it after it firms up.
I've had a 3d printer for a few years, took up ceramics as an extra hobby. Now I find THE most comprehensive video for combining two of my favourite past times! Thank you John!
Excellent video - so thorough and informative - thank you!! 🎉
Thank you for the PDF Guide!
THIS IS THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR! So thorough and scientific. Thank you for all the hard work.
it's is really fantastic research Jonathan. I know you have been researching and working with this for years, and at the forefront of research in this. Thanks so much for all your work and publicly sharing it openly. Amazing
Great video sir, Thanks!! about to get into clay printing.
Amazing work, thanks Jonathan.
Davvero molto interessante e preciso.
Grazie per il tuo meraviglioso lavoro e per la tua arte!
Pro tip, use cooking spray inside your holding tube. It helps a lot. Cheers
Thanks Jay, I guess you have not seen my video '3D Printing with a WASP 40100 Clay Printer' - th-cam.com/video/mqwy771VmTQ/w-d-xo.html. About two minutes into that I talk about keeping the clay container well lubricated.
I wonder if ypu could use the same CAD file to print just the support sections or a facsimile in pla or other plastic, then either burn it out in the kilm or remove it after it firms up.