Awesome series on ceramic 3D printing Jonathan! Very nice of you to share these years of experience and research for free with the public. I'm looking forward to start experimenting with this as well whenever I get access to a workshop again.
This has been so informative for me as an old-school trained ceramist! Thank you for sharing this on TH-cam, it's a great introduction to 3D printing for potters,
In France they do incredible cookware from vitroceramics. Amazing material. I always wondered if the window frames would be mass produced from it instead of plastics today, it will be very sturdy, forever white windows which never need to paint.
if you write time steps in the description of your video, in the following format, youtube automatically generate "chapters" wich allow viwers to more easily skip to their part of interest: 00:00 An Introduction to Types of Ceramic 3D Printing 22:08 Users of Ceramic 3D Printing 32:03 Examples of Clay Extrusion 3D Printing 56:57 Issues Arround the Use of Digital Technology
Hi, I have not had a chance to use an EAZAO M500 and so it is difficult to comment on your choice. When you get it I would be very interested to hear how you get on. It certainly is more reasonably priced than other commercially available printers and has good size and proportion to the printing area. My philosophy is always that it is more important what you do with your equipment than the equipment itself. Simple tools can do great work if the ideas and concepts behind the work are good and so I am sure you will get on just fine with it. I would expect that it might take a little while to learn how best to use it especially if you are experienced on some other machine.
@jkpottery Hi Jonathan, I am a master's renewable engineering student working on a clay printer design to help with structures in this industry I would really like to hear your thoughts on some of the premise designs that have really exciting use cases! Please let me know if you would like to discuss
Awesome series on ceramic 3D printing Jonathan! Very nice of you to share these years of experience and research for free with the public. I'm looking forward to start experimenting with this as well whenever I get access to a workshop again.
This has been so informative for me as an old-school trained ceramist! Thank you for sharing this on TH-cam, it's a great introduction to 3D printing for potters,
In France they do incredible cookware from vitroceramics. Amazing material. I always wondered if the window frames would be mass produced from it instead of plastics today, it will be very sturdy, forever white windows which never need to paint.
if you write time steps in the description of your video, in the following format, youtube automatically generate "chapters" wich allow viwers to more easily skip to their part of interest:
00:00 An Introduction to Types of Ceramic 3D Printing
22:08 Users of Ceramic 3D Printing
32:03 Examples of Clay Extrusion 3D Printing
56:57 Issues Arround the Use of Digital Technology
Can you tell us something about EAZAO printers? I bought the last M500, I'm waiting for the delivery and I'm wondering if it was a good choice/
Hi, I have not had a chance to use an EAZAO M500 and so it is difficult to comment on your choice. When you get it I would be very interested to hear how you get on. It certainly is more reasonably priced than other commercially available printers and has good size and proportion to the printing area. My philosophy is always that it is more important what you do with your equipment than the equipment itself. Simple tools can do great work if the ideas and concepts behind the work are good and so I am sure you will get on just fine with it. I would expect that it might take a little while to learn how best to use it especially if you are experienced on some other machine.
Eazo is rebranded Cerambot
@jkpottery Hi Jonathan, I am a master's renewable engineering student working on a clay printer design to help with structures in this industry I would really like to hear your thoughts on some of the premise designs that have really exciting use cases! Please let me know if you would like to discuss
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