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OMG this is what I'm trying to find for a week.Thank you so much I always wonder how they can do that.

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Actually that's exactly what I needed to know and have seen a lot of videos for begginers but this is the first tutorial that i find helpfull. Thank You Sir

Far out! These basics are just what I need. Tutorials and courses often start out with modifying and combining shapes, but I just wanted to draw. That worked out with grease pencil but I really needed this vector approach. Thanks!

hey hi I am concerned about it's topology is this topology ok and considered a clean topology ?

Thank you so much for sharing this video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Excellent video - so thorough and informative - thank you!! 🎉

Excellent video - you mention using 4 bars of pressure when printing. Have you ever seen any need to decrease/increase pressure? Any drawbacks? Also I notice that you also had the 2040 as one of your profiles. Aside from size have you noticed any other differences between the machines (I have the 2040)?

Hi Jonathan, I'm quite late to these videos but I'm finding them really helpful! How do you close up one side of the vase? e.g. if I want it to be a vase or a plant pot, it needs a base but no "lid". How do you do that?

I learn with your tutorial

Thank you for the PDF Guide!

Wow beautiful efficient design and great work man skill, I thanks for sharing your great work, I wish you successful for your hard work in your products.

@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

Thanks

how to make a flat bottom on the fase?

Just use Alt-Z for xray view if you want to select vertices all the way through the model

Great video sir, Thanks!! about to get into clay printing.

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/

Can we change with the filament exteuder?

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

Pro tip, use cooking spray inside your holding tube. It helps a lot. Cheers

these are really good videos !!

Davvero molto interessante e preciso. Grazie per il tuo meraviglioso lavoro e per la tua arte!

Amazing Work. Thanks for share.

create dots and lines in blender is a pain.

very poor sound quality

great tutorial, but you sound like you're dying, which I hope you're not

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

This has been so informative for me as an old-school trained ceramist! Thank you for sharing this on RUclips, 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.

Thank you

hay quá. Thank you very much

@Jonathan Great Video again. Along with digital tools that you have shared in this video, are you also exploring generating 3D models from Artificial Intelligence tools?

Jonathan, Great presentation and emphasizes on value of embracing new technologies and pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms in order to create truly innovative and impactful work.

Hello Jonathan, great work!! In the same way that you created instruction videos for blender, could you create a video series on how to code and turn music into printable object as you shown in this video?

Giving code design/form an actual item shapes was a brilliant idea. Today, the majority of people spend time on their computers and mobile devices. Since it was previously impossible to make organic objects in their current form, I think more and more people will begin to connect with them. The appeal of 3D printing also lies in the fact that it can be tailored to each person, making it more unique to them.

Thank you.

Beautiful. Thanks.

I am one of those self-taught. Thank you for making these excellent lectures publicly available, they are exactly what I needed 😊🙏✨

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!

Thanks you, i was looking for this video

Amazing work, thanks Jonathan.

Thank you for uploading this series of videos. I am a industrial designer working in the manufacturing industry for the last 8 years I have grown a bit tired of just designing with primitives and was looking for ways to explore new forms and creation methods. Your videos convinced me to invest in a clay 3D printer and a small electric kiln can't wait to start. :)

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.

Hi Jonathan - Do you know of anyone experimenting with directly mixing powder and water within the extrusion chamber to create the extrusion paste? Thanks Bob.B (Aussie Potter)

I Love your thoughts regarding cultural art!

Wait, how do you add a bottom??

THIS IS THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR! So thorough and scientific. Thank you for all the hard work.