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X bricks, Grymsdyke Farm, Vitali Stanila

Posted on June 20, 2015November 19, 2017 Author admin Comments Off on X bricks, Grymsdyke Farm, Vitali Stanila

X-Bricks, Clay Robotics 3D printing from Vitali Stanila on Vimeo.

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Matter Meddles with Math

Posted on August 14, 2016December 15, 2017 Author admin

Author : Matthias Weber in colaboration with, Malcolm Mobutu Smith. Word from the editor: Matter Meddles with Math was part of a project at Indiana University (Bloomington) with the name “(Re)Imagining Science”, where artists and scientists would collaborate on artistic rendering of scientific objects. The outcome was a small exhibit with works from eight teams, […]

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Woven clay by Jared Friedmand

Posted on December 19, 2013November 19, 2017 Author admin

Jared Friedmand in collaboration with Olga Mesa and Hea Min Kim Project Abstract: The Standard definitions and models of additive manufacturing, such as those outlined by ASTM (2012), often assume a layer-by-layer deposition of a material onto a flat surface. The research presented looks to explore what alternative formal opportunities that may arise when challenging […]

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Artist Heather Kegel creates stunning 3D printed ceramics

Posted on April 23, 2016December 7, 2017 Author admin

Source: Hetherkagelart While we have written about a number of 3D printed ceramics products, most of them do not mention the work that goes into making them. This time the Colorado-based ceramist Heather Kegel has provided some background as she shows how she creates her own pieces of 3D printed pottery. instagram As we all […]

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The 3D Printing Handbook: No mention of clay extrusion!

Posted on November 17, 2017November 18, 2017 Author admin Comments Off on The 3D Printing Handbook: No mention of clay extrusion!

This week was announced that 3dhubs launched  theirfirst book: The 3D Printing Handbook. We at 3dclayprinting.com received the book today. And it was an interesting read. Unfortunately there is No reference to the use and application of 3d clay printing. (other than a single line in chapter ‘1.2.3 Other’ and even that single line was […]

Printing Things Book by Unfold

Posted on March 25, 2014January 3, 2018 Author admin Comments Off on Printing Things Book by Unfold

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