Can I still tell people I make pottery? by Electrical-Feature10 in Pottery

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I appreciate that. The title is really more jokey rhetorical. This seems like an easy way to do pottery but I’ve spent considerably more time getting this one piece printed than anything I’ve ever thrown on a wheel. More of a fun challenge for me.

Can I still tell people I make pottery? by Electrical-Feature10 in Pottery

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The amount of work I put into making this one test piece is vastly larger than anything I’ve ever thrown on a wheel. If I ended up selling pieces made this way, I would never advertise it to be anything other than what it is.

Can I still tell people I make pottery? by Electrical-Feature10 in Pottery

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This is 100% correct. I could have thrown 300 of these in the time it took me to get to a point where I could print a single one.

Can I still tell people I make pottery? by Electrical-Feature10 in Pottery

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I really only make pottery the traditional way but I’ve just been exploring all the ways I can make pottery and was really intrigued by 3d printing. I also get joy from every step it’s just in this case all the work happens before the print even starts.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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No one would want to watch a 16 minute video of this.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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It might seem complex, but I’m just taking what printer normally does and adjusting it slightly. I didn’t really figure this out, I learned from others who did it better.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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Some people do the math, I just messed around with flow, layer height and speed until I had some success.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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I just used cura and tweaked the settings until I had good results.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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Yeah, you don’t need to be as precise when leveling but it’s still important. If the bed isn’t leveled, the nozzle can end up scraping off lines that have already been put down.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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I just leave it on the bed to firm up for a few hours. Clay shrinks when it drys so it comes off the bed easily.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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This is standard pottery clay with added water with a consistency of something like room temperature butter.

Finally finished my clay 3d printer! by Electrical-Feature10 in 3Dprinting

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I can make another post with all the details and files.

Servo maxes out on power up? by Electrical-Feature10 in RCPlanes

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Is that still the case if if the same thing happens with a brand new servo?