A Day of 3d Printing Clay 

Love seeing how all this works! Thank you for sharing

Excited to see these in the store! Love this episode! Keep em coming!

Sir! As a 3d printing enthusiast and potter, I love this. Second, looking at the infill stuff you are working on at the bottom, another experiment you could try is having the nozzle closer to your bat for the first row. It might solve two things, the “sticking” issue and the gaps in the first layer. This is often the solution for the same thing with plastic 3d printing. Have fun!

Can’t wait to see the finished results. I love seeing things that look so simple, yet have the itty-bitty complications that make so much difference between elegant and crap.

This was great, Curt! I love process videos and look forward to more!

Nice! Very cool to see more of the process.

Very cool! Interesting robot!! Interesting pots!!

Thanks for sharing! This is really cool.

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

amazing work, thanks for sharing with us

that's awesome job ... and it's really to see u again after one year >>> Fan from saudi arabia .

Curt this was awesome, your production value, your commentary use of speeds and close-ups. Wow you are a pro. Great job look forward to your next video.

Great. Thank you.

Great work! Where did you buy this X-Y stage?

Beautiful. Hey, what's the price of the printer. And I was wondering whether a cement paste in the same consistency as the clay could be used in this.

Sir, I really like your whole work. I have a question, it is necessary only water to be able to find the consistency in the mud for bein extruder?

Nice tool have you worked up any bonsai pots with it?

Hi there. Did you make the 3dprinter from a kit? If so, which kit did you use? Thank you very much.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:15 🏺 They are using a 3D clay printer to create various forms and planters in the ceramics studio. 01:07 🖨️ The clay used for printing is softer than normal clay, with more water content to facilitate the printing process. 02:10 🔄 They have loaded the clay into Plexiglas tubes and attached a nozzle to prepare for 3D printing. 03:26 🛠️ The initial 3D print didn't work well due to incorrect settings, highlighting the need for practice and learning to improve consistency. 04:16 📏 The first successful print is achieved, but there's still room for tweaking settings to improve the results. 05:39 🧮 They emphasize the importance of getting the right settings for the bottom layer of 3D printed clay to ensure correct thickness and infill for consistent results. 06:03 🌱 They mention plans to create larger versions of the printed models and are experimenting with attaching feet to the planters. 06:20 🎉 They successfully printed five planters and are excited about further experimentation with finishing techniques in the future. Made with HARPA AI

Excellent

Hi Curt, do you still use 3D Printing in your pottery ? And what 3d clay printer model you are using ? Thanks for letting me know :-) !

Do you still use this tool if so do you know about it we have the same model at my college but I am having some issues with height and the plate not centering properly.

Weird, expensive idea: could you take silver clay (clay that you put onto a kiln and it turns into solid silver) and 3D print with it to make 3D printed silver pieces?

Hi, where I can buy that printer?

Can you add translation to the videos plz

Dude make a bender out of future the file is on thingavers

J'adore, j'aimerais pouvoir vendre vos produits en 3D, que dois-je faire pour vous contacter ? Merci beaucoup. Ana Paula

Why don't you combine 3D- printed pieces with thrown or handbuilt Elements...perhaps then the printed surface is more interesting..

Make a sonic mask with it plsss

While like 3d printing those do not look good... I think rather do slab molds like I get logistically this is less labor per unit and time so you can mass produce and still charge normal prices, but just meh I would sooner use a real 3d printer to make slab molds or even dyes, and then do plaster molds of a 3d print then use that thing..